which I've found to be handy when doing things like bouncing SMTP or POP
connections on a machine that already has an MTA or POP daemon running...
Submitted by: Scot Elliott <scot@tech.boo.com>
Also set maintainer to ports@:
the current maintainer said this:
"Sorry, I no longer have a scanner, and have not
touched sane for some time. I really am the wrong
person (nowadays) to ask about this."
PR: 15891
Submitted by: Mark Ovens <mark@ukug.uk.freebsd.org>
Hope this will realy fix the problem and I add USE_XLIB.
What's the problem:
configure script checks if $PATH/X exists and if so define XBINDIR as $PATH.
In kdebase's package, XBINDIR is hardly embedded in kdm and it doesn't
work. In last modification, I added $X11BASE/bin to $PATH in Makefile...
The IPv6 patch was obtained from the kame repository and has been
been writen by KIKUCHI Takahiro <kick@kyoto.wide.ad.jp>
Due to the whole mess with different patches it was necessary to include
both the IPv6 patch and patch-ssh-1.2.27-bsd.tty.chown in ${PATCHDIR}.
Since both patches modify the configure script it was also necessary
to rebuild it via autoconf from configure.in. I've decided to use
USE_AUTOCONF instead of including the re-build configure script in
${FILESDIR}
Obtained from: KAME/WIDE
- System-wide CFLAGS received appropriate respect
- System md5 library used instead of port's own
- GSM library now used properly from GSM port instead of SF port
- portlint (add dummy Whom: line in Makefile)
- move WWWs from Makefile to DESCR
PR: 15921
Submitted by: Maxim Sobolev <sobomax@altavista.net>
- Support install macros
- perl -> ${PERL}
- Move install path of data files from lib/ to libdata/
- Add WWW: line into pkg/DESCR
- Fix pkg/PLIST
PR: 15918
Submitted by: KATO Tsuguru <tkato@prontomail.ne.jp>
- Support install macros
PR: 15916
Submitted by: KATO Tsuguru <tkato@prontomail.ne.jp>
CVg: Obtained from: Fill this in if the change is from third party software.
variables and other variables.
Because there is no relation of master/slave between this port and
editors/emacs20-dl. ${.CURDIR}/../.. should not be used.
fix, but, as I don't fully understand *why* the fix works (and doesn't
break anything else). When bochs is run from an xterm it leaves the xterm
in an unstable state after exiting (if bochs is started in the background
the xterm is unstable as soon as the prompt returns).
By unstable I mean:
Nothing you tyoe is echoed, and commands don't work (``ls'' gives no
output, for example). Ctrl-C and Ctrl-D behave like RETURN; you get a
line feed and a new prompt, and the DEL and INS keys do a destructive
back-space over the prompt.
Submitted by: Mark Ovens <mark@dogma.freebsd-uk.eu.org>
