freebsd-ports/comms/Makefile

# $Id: Makefile,v 1.17 1996/03/05 07:48:31 asami Exp $
#

    SUBDIR += bpl+
    SUBDIR += ecu
    SUBDIR += hylafax
    SUBDIR += kermit
    SUBDIR += mgetty+sendfax
    SUBDIR += minicom
    SUBDIR += rzsz
    SUBDIR += seyon

.include <bsd.port.subdir.mk>
Activated bpl+ 1996-09-25 22:39:03 +02:00			`# $Id: Makefile,v 1.17 1996/03/05 07:48:31 asami Exp $`
Marks rzsz & kermit as restricted and remove them 1994-12-15 10:27:01 +01:00			`#`
Clean up subdir Makefiles. They now all look like this: ===== # Id line # # RESTRICTED: restricted_port_1 (comment1) # RESTRICTED: restricted_port_2 (comment2) # # BROKEN: broken_port_3 (comment3) # BROKEN: broken_port_4 (comment4) # BROKEN: broken_port_5 (comment5) # SUBDIR= good_port_1 good_port_2 ... ===== Basically, the idea is to make it easy to find restricted or broken ports by doing a "grep". 1995-05-14 05:30:07 +02:00
Activated bpl+ 1996-09-25 22:39:03 +02:00			`SUBDIR += bpl+`
Moved rzsz from RESTRICTED to SUBDIR. Convert to new format along the way. 1995-07-29 11:53:19 +02:00			`SUBDIR += ecu`
			`SUBDIR += hylafax`
			`SUBDIR += kermit`
			`SUBDIR += mgetty+sendfax`
Added minicom. 1996-03-05 08:48:31 +01:00			`SUBDIR += minicom`
Moved rzsz from RESTRICTED to SUBDIR. Convert to new format along the way. 1995-07-29 11:53:19 +02:00			`SUBDIR += rzsz`
			`SUBDIR += seyon`
Add a place-holder Makefile for the moment until I decide which comms package to bring over first. 1994-09-11 13:29:04 +02:00
			`.include <bsd.port.subdir.mk>`