Joerg Wunsch d8284b01de Install a symlink for ${LOCALBASE}/bin/acroread, too (in adddition to ... acroread7). This resolves the biggest complaint about the new acroread port. In case an acroread5 port will appear, it then needs to either be marked as CONFLICT with acroread7, or it should not install the same symlink, too. This should fix all other ports that depend on the name "acroread" for the executable. Depend the port on linux-XFree86-libs, as the most recent versions of linux_base do no longer contain the X11 libraries. For older versions of linux_base, this might cause a conflict, but I believe these older versions are incompatible with the linux-gtk2 prerequisite anyway. Disable the PPKLite plug-in as we do not want another dependency (on linux-openldap-libraries where we don't even have a port for). This is done by chmod 0'ing the plug-in, so anyone interested in it can easily get it alive again. That way, the annoying popup message at startup is avoided. Not resolved: I'd rather leave it to the maintainer to decide whether and how the installation should go to ${LOCALBASE} instead of ${LINUXBASE}. Technically, I see the description for LINUXBASE in ${PORTSDIR}/Mk/bsd.ports.mk fit here, so this is not strictly a violation of policy.		2005-03-18 11:35:05 +00:00
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distinfo	Upgrade the acroread port to Acroread version 7.	2005-03-16 15:35:16 +00:00
Makefile	Install a symlink for ${LOCALBASE}/bin/acroread, too (in adddition to	2005-03-18 11:35:05 +00:00
pkg-deinstall	Install a symlink for ${LOCALBASE}/bin/acroread, too (in adddition to	2005-03-18 11:35:05 +00:00
pkg-descr	Upgrade the acroread port to Acroread version 7.	2005-03-16 15:35:16 +00:00
pkg-install	Install a symlink for ${LOCALBASE}/bin/acroread, too (in adddition to	2005-03-18 11:35:05 +00:00