This port installs an a.out binary which won't run on
linux-netscape*. The REQ script aborts the installation
when linux-netscape is installed.
PR: ports/14093
Submitted by: Akinori MUSHA aka knu <knu@idaemons.org>
patch-au corrects a problem when either ResourceConfig/AccessConfig is
set to the apache configuration file (${PREFIX}/etc/apache/httpd.conf).
Without this patch, if you set the apache server to listen to alterate
ports the server would fail to start and the error log would contain:
[crit] (48)Address already in use: make_sock: could not bind to port 8000
ResourceConfig/AccessConfig can't be set to /dev/null. The fpsrvadm.exe
will not be able to obtain the DocumnetRoot from the ResourceConfig file
(/dev/null).
PR: 13673
Submitted by: maintainer
- Add php4_snmp.c.diff to PATCHFILES in order to unbreak SNMP support.
There was a conflicting type between ${PREFIX}/include/ucd-snmp/mib.h
and ${WRKDIR}/php-4.0b2/ext/snmp/snmp.c due to ucd-snmp upgrade
to 4.0.1.
Reported by: Wizzard <wizzard@mwci.net>
- Delete http://www.php.net/ from MASTER_SITES to workaround the problem
that the http server isn't returning a 404 for non-existant files and
thus breaks fetching of mod_ssl distfile.
Reported by: Iron Yuppie <aronchick@formatta.com>
There was a conflicting type between ${PREFIX}/include/ucd-snmp/mib.h
and ${WRKDIR}/php-3.0.12/functions/snmp.h due to ucd-snmp upgrade
to 4.0.1.
Reported by: Andreas Klemm <andreas@FreeBSD.org>
- Move MASTER_SITES for mod_ssl down again and replace http://www.php.net/
with ftp://ftp.php.net/pub/ to workaround the problem that the http
server isn't returning a 404 for non-existant files and thus breaks
fetching of mod_ssl distfile.
Reported by: Iron Yuppie <aronchick@formatta.com>
in ucd-snmp port
- put modssl download site in from of php download site
when trying to fetch the modssl package, the html error
message will be fetched and put into the DISTFILES directory
tar tries to unpack the 5k file with html error output
that this site didn't find mod_ssl sources and the whole
make chokes on this
possibly this is not the solution, the solution is, that the
site doing this has to be avoided as master site or fetch isn't
clever enough to handle this as an error ... dunno exactly.
