correct paths to use tcl from the ports collection if tcl support is wanted
as requested by Satoshi, I hope the port maintainer agrees here.
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# Date created: 20 Oct 1994 (1.4), 18 Dec 1996 (1.5.1)
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# Whom: torstenb
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.25 1998/01/25 21:41:01 torstenb Exp $
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.26 1998/02/10 06:05:23 andreas Exp $
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#
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DISTNAME= inn-1.7.2
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# If you want PGP verification of control messages set PGPVERIFY to "DO"
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PGPVERIFY?= DONT
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# FreeBSD 2.2 comes with tcl in the base system, so it's enabled by default
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# if you want to disable tcl support, set USE_TCL to "DONT"
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# TCL and/or PERL support is needed for writing filters
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# if you want to enable tcl support, set USE_TCL to "DO"
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# if you want to enable perl5 support, set USE_PERL5 to "DO"
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# For FreeBSD-current (3.x) you have to manually fine tune scripts/configure,
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# a) if you got rid of the tcl support in the base OS for ports
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# "backward compatibility"
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# b) so tcl80 from the ports collection has to be used and paths slightly
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# change
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USE_TCL?= DO
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USE_TCL?= DONT
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USE_PERL5?= DONT
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SCRIPTS_ENV+= PGPVERIFY=${PGPVERIFY} USE_TCL=${USE_TCL} USE_PERL5=${USE_PERL5}
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# Date created: 20 Oct 1994 (1.4), 18 Dec 1996 (1.5.1)
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# Whom: torstenb
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#
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.25 1998/01/25 21:41:01 torstenb Exp $
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.26 1998/02/10 06:05:23 andreas Exp $
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#
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DISTNAME= inn-1.7.2
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# If you want PGP verification of control messages set PGPVERIFY to "DO"
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PGPVERIFY?= DONT
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# FreeBSD 2.2 comes with tcl in the base system, so it's enabled by default
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# if you want to disable tcl support, set USE_TCL to "DONT"
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# TCL and/or PERL support is needed for writing filters
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# if you want to enable tcl support, set USE_TCL to "DO"
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# if you want to enable perl5 support, set USE_PERL5 to "DO"
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# For FreeBSD-current (3.x) you have to manually fine tune scripts/configure,
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# a) if you got rid of the tcl support in the base OS for ports
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# "backward compatibility"
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# b) so tcl80 from the ports collection has to be used and paths slightly
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# change
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USE_TCL?= DO
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USE_TCL?= DONT
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USE_PERL5?= DONT
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SCRIPTS_ENV+= PGPVERIFY=${PGPVERIFY} USE_TCL=${USE_TCL} USE_PERL5=${USE_PERL5}
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# Date created: 20 Oct 1994 (1.4), 18 Dec 1996 (1.5.1)
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# Whom: torstenb
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#
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.25 1998/01/25 21:41:01 torstenb Exp $
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# $Id: Makefile,v 1.26 1998/02/10 06:05:23 andreas Exp $
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#
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DISTNAME= inn-1.7.2
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# If you want PGP verification of control messages set PGPVERIFY to "DO"
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PGPVERIFY?= DONT
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# FreeBSD 2.2 comes with tcl in the base system, so it's enabled by default
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# if you want to disable tcl support, set USE_TCL to "DONT"
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# TCL and/or PERL support is needed for writing filters
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# if you want to enable tcl support, set USE_TCL to "DO"
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# if you want to enable perl5 support, set USE_PERL5 to "DO"
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# For FreeBSD-current (3.x) you have to manually fine tune scripts/configure,
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# a) if you got rid of the tcl support in the base OS for ports
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# "backward compatibility"
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# b) so tcl80 from the ports collection has to be used and paths slightly
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# change
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USE_TCL?= DO
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USE_TCL?= DONT
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USE_PERL5?= DONT
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SCRIPTS_ENV+= PGPVERIFY=${PGPVERIFY} USE_TCL=${USE_TCL} USE_PERL5=${USE_PERL5}
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