It applies to -imageformats in Qt4, but -gui in Qt5. Noted by antoine@. A
PORTREVISION bump was unavoidable to make sure people who build
qt5-gui-5.2.1_3 without the patch rebuild the port with it.
MFH: 2014Q3
Security: 904d78b8-0f7e-11e4-8b71-5453ed2e2b49
The CVE patch applies to -imageformats in Qt4 but -gui in Qt5. I always get
confused by the different port names...
Noted by antoine@.
MFH: 2014Q3
Security: 904d78b8-0f7e-11e4-8b71-5453ed2e2b49
The PR as provided did not pass stage checks. Not only were there new
installed files not represented in the pkg-plist, but patching the html
files caused the .orig versions to be installed too. That required
a post-patch target to remove as well as the updated pkg-plist.
A long standing issue that was non-fatal on FreeBSD but fatal on DragonFly
involved the use of the calibre RC script. The calibre.in template is
filled in at ${WRKDIR}/calibre, the same exact location for the default
configure directory. FreeBSD handled that problem like this:
"No write acces [sic] to /work/a/ports/deskutils/calibre/work/calibre
using a temporary dir instead"
But the error code returned by DragonFly caused this message there:
"OSError: [Errno 20] Not a directory: '/wrkdirs/deskutils/calibre/
work/calibre/global.py'"
The solution was to set CALIBRE_CONFIG_DIRECTORY to another location.
Strangely this directory is removed by the build later.
Another change I made was to move XDG_CONFIG_HOME from
${STAGEDIR}/.config to ${WRKDIR}/xdg-config where it doesn't need to
be deleted as a post-install step. Strangely, this directory is empty
after the build, so all this XDG_CONFIG_HOME can probably be removed
completely.
The remaining changes were wrapping lines to respect an 80-column limit
and unmasking install commands.
PR: 191957
Submitted by: maintainer (Rusty Nejdl)
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