The situation is:
1. No redistribution for commercial purpose is allowed unless the author
has given written permission.
2. The port maintainer contacted the author and got the permission.
3. However, the author doesn't want the current version to go into the
CD-ROM, so we need to wait for the next version.
There is some major new stuff here over v1.6.9, including:
HTTP, HTML support (a functional www browser!), including proxy support.
News posting.
Message threading. (like news threading)
Display MIME images inline as well as text/html and enriched text etc.
DSN support.
Unseen-only display window.
multipart/signature support, "Intelligent signatures"
PGP key management can talk directly to the key servers over the web,
eliminating the email based query delays
Address book stuff, aliases etc.
And fix patches to version.h to say this version, rather than the last one.
Noticed by: Andreas Klemm
Excelent patches applied so that we can produce the HTML docs using our
own SGML tools.
Submitted by: J"org
been ".../pub/pib/" (I first thought the second "pib" was bogus,
until I realized that the problem was in fact a typo of "pub" and
a missing "/"!)
(2) Fix RUN_DEPENDS, you can't just put a generic name like "tk-4.1"
here. ;)
(3) Change install: target to do-install: and also move it above the
.include <bsd.port.mk>. (You shouldn't define your own "install"
or "patch" or any of the big targets unless absolutely necessary,
the "do-*" targets are where most of the real work is done.)
LOCAL_PORTS to MASTER_SITES.
Requested by: mita@jp.freebsd.org
(Closing PR #2310.)
Modify MASTER_SITES to list correct sites.
Instead of fetching ghostscript-fonts-*-4.01.tar.gz, which are symlinks
to ghostscript-fonts-std-4.0.tar.gz & *-other-3.0, fetch the real files.
(This elminates need for updating fontfile names when gs is upgraded.)
Standardize variables order.
FreeBSD ports collection. It provides facilities for tracking distfiles,
searching for ports, building etc.
Requires bsd.port.mk revision 1.232 or later and a matching ports collection.
