Explanation: this port used to use the Linux quake client in server mode. It now uses the BSD/OS dedicated server binary, which has lower CPU and memory footprint, and has a different version numbering scheme.
RUN_DEPENDS better reflects the reality instead of BUILD_DEPENDS.
Install doc files into ${LOCALBASE}/share/doc/pcb.
PR: 3689
Suggested by: mita@jp.freebsd.org
While at it,
List the man page and define MANCOMPRESSED.
Remove dhcpdb.bind file if changed dhcpdb.pool file.
If dhcpdb.pool file is changed and dhcpdb.bind file is
not matched to new pool file, dhcp server(dhcps) can not
run with some errors like this.
* dhcps in free(): warning: modified (chunk-) pointer.
* dhcps[25591]: hash_ins() with client identifier failed in read_bind_db()
I fixed start-up script to remove dhcpdb.bind file
when dhcpdb.pool file is newer than dhcpdb.bind.
Install intro.dhcp.jis file into ${PREFIX}/share/dhcp dirctory.
PR: 3717
Submitted-by: sanpei@yy.cs.keio.ac.jp
Unlink /etc/resolv.conf before recreate new one.
If /etc/resolv.conf is symbolic link file, dhcpc with -r
option overwrite symfile.
Then unlink it berfore recreate.
PR: 3717
Submitted-by: sanpei@yy.cs.keio.ac.jp
Append description into pkg/DESCR file.
o CHECK_SUM error problem under 2.1.x FreeBSD box.
o dhcps need dhcpdb.relay file without using dhcpdb.relay.
PR: 3717
Submitted-by: sanpei@yy.cs.keio.ac.jp
Fix manpage files about path of dhcpdb.bind file.
The dhcpdb.bind file is in /var/db/ under FreeBSD, not
in /etc.
PR: 3717
Submitted-by: sanpei@yy.cs.keio.ac.jp
The files have been moved to oldversions on the master ftp site.
Although it's an old version I want to keep this version, because
it's (together with dnews3) the only dnews port I have tested.
Later I think there might be only one tested 4.2 version called
dnews.
PR:
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Obtained from:
(1) pkg_* can't handle absolute paths, so use two @cwd's and relative paths
throughout.
(2) pkg_* can't handle FIFOs, so use mkfifo to create it and rm to delete it.
(3) pkg_* can't handle empty directories, so create them with mkdir.
(4) the @mode/@owner/@group directives don't appear to work so use @exec
to set all the modes.
