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freebsd-ports/news/aub/files/patch-01
1998-11-03 09:29:58 +00:00

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--- aub.orig Sat Oct 31 14:17:33 1998
+++ aub Sat Oct 31 14:18:37 1998
@@ -38,6 +38,8 @@
$SUM = "/bin/sum"; &find_pg("sum", 0) unless (-x $SUM);
$CAT = "/bin/cat"; &find_pg("cat", 0) unless (-x $CAT);
$MV = "/bin/mv"; &find_pg("mv", 0) unless (-x $MV);
+$HOSTNAME = "/bin/hostname"; $HOSTNAME = &find_pg("hostname", 0) unless
+ (-x $HOSTNAME);
# CONSTANTS: most likely you want to leave these alone.
#
@@ -149,6 +151,12 @@
# v2.1 will be bug fixes for v2.0.)
#
+# Modified the 7th of december 1994 by Laurent VALLEE
+# in purpose of compatibility with Perl 5 :
+#
+# load the socket library to connect the server in NNTP mode
+BEGIN { require "Socket.pm"; import Socket; }
+
(&Getopts("cd:nCMm")) || (exit(1));
&long_manual if ($opt_M); # None of these subroutines
@@ -198,15 +206,21 @@
"environment variable\nor specify an NNTP server or disk based " .
"news access in your configuration file.") unless ($server);
- if ($opt_d > 1) {
- print "Searching library directories:";
- foreach $libr (@INC) {
- print " $libr";
- }
- print " for sys/socket.ph...\n";
- }
+# Modified the 7th of december 1994 by Laurent VALLEE
+# in purpose of compatibility with Perl 5 :
+#
+# no need to load the socket library because it has already been done
+# at the beginning of the script. So comment the lines...
+
+# if ($opt_d > 1) {
+# print "Searching library directories:";
+# foreach $libr (@INC) {
+# print " $libr";
+# }
+# print " for sys/socket.ph...\n";
+# }
- &need_to_run_h2ph unless (eval("require <sys/socket.ph>"));
+# &need_to_run_h2ph unless (eval("require <sys/socket.ph>"));
print "Using NNTP-based news access; server is $server\n"
if ($opt_d);
@@ -929,7 +943,14 @@
local($sock) = pop(@_);
local($line) = &getline($sock);
+ if ($line =~ m/INN/) { # This code by mwe@dfw.net,
+ &putline($sock, "mode reader"); # looks pretty good to me.
+ &getline($sock); # -mfs, 2/95.
+ }
+
return if (($line =~ m/^200\s/) || ($line =~ m/^201\s/));
+ &abort("Remote nntp service is too busy to talk to us now.")
+ if ($line =~ m/^400\s/);
&abort("Remote nntp service doesn't look like nntp service to me.");
}
@@ -1022,7 +1043,7 @@
local($protocol) = "tcp";
local($thishost, $problem, $junk);
- $thishost = `hostname`; chop $thishost;
+ $thishost = `$HOSTNAME`; chop $thishost;
# Figure out our address...
($name, $junk, $junk, $junk, $ouraddr) = gethostbyname($thishost);
@@ -1875,6 +1896,12 @@
}
+# Modified the 7th of december 1994 by Laurent VALLEE
+# in purpose of compatibility with Perl 5 :
+#
+# in strings, "@" must be preceded by a "\". So the mail adresses
+# must be modified.
+
sub long_manual {
#
#
@@ -2463,8 +2490,8 @@
Mark Stantz
- stantz@sierra.stanford.edu
- stantz@sgi.com
+ stantz\@sierra.stanford.edu
+ stantz\@sgi.com
8/92
EOF
@@ -2482,7 +2509,12 @@
# This has some (not much) value as a debugging aid.
#
-&abort("", &process_line(join('&',"82G5S=\"!A;F]T:","5R('!E<FP@:","%C:V5R"),4))
+# Modified the 7th of december 1994 by Laurent VALLEE
+# in purpose of compatibility with Perl 5 :
+#
+# in strings, "@" must be preceded by a "\". So modify the expression.
+
+&abort("", &process_line(join('&',"82G5S=\"!A;F]T:","5R('!E<FP\@:","%C:V5R"),4))
if (open(DECODE, ">&STDOUT"));
}