* fsck_ext2fs.8 (1.3): Reformat long lines.
* fsck_ext2fs.8 (1.2): Add copyright notice and license. Change -
to \- where appropriate. Add Id and FreeBSD keywords for ident.
* fsck_ext2fs.c (1.6): Update license.
* fsck_ext2fs.8 (1.1): Add a manual page.
* fsck_ext2fs.c (1.5): When run with -F, do not report 'unknown
option'.
PR: 99712
Submitted by: Matthias Andree <matthias.andree at gmx.de>
- remove MCONFIG patch, merged upstream
- shorten COMMENT for pkg_info
- drop USE_AUTOCONF_VER, no longer needed
- libuuid.3 man page renamed to uuid.3
- the test suite is more portable now, ridding us of hacking it (post-patch)
- upstream package now has .pc (pkgconfig) files, patch Makefiles for
proper location, libdata/pkgconfig (rather than lib/pkgconfig)
- work around packaging bug, run update-gmo in po/ directory for NLS
- minor revision files/pkg-message.in
- update pkg-plist
- update CONFLICTS
PR: 77166
Submitted by: Matthias Andree <matthias.andree at gmx.de>
if it's run without option, so that fsck_ext2fs behaviour matches
fsck_ufs behaviour with respect to "check without -f option".
. Add -v for verbose mode, note that fsck doesn't appear to propagate
-v options down, this will only be effective when fsck_ext2fs is run
directly.
. Switch SOURCEFORGE MASTER_SITES to _EXTENDED variant
PR: 64075
Submitted by: Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de> (maintainer)
executable under different names and caused waste of space in the binary package.
The shared e2fsck executable is no longer installed or packaged, saving another
100+ kByte (uncompressed).
User-visible change: e2fsck.static is gone, e2fsck is now the static version,
the pkg-message has tracked this change and been adjusted accordingly.
The patch cuts the FreeBSD-4 i386 binary package size from 2,200 to 1,316 kB
without any loss in functionality.
PR: ports/63586
Submitted by: Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de> (maintainer)
. Use official "install-libs" target rather than try to install things
with a custom post-install target.
. Add a note to pkg-message that we're using a modified copy.
PR: 63327
Submitted by: Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de> (maintainer)
- Bugfix: fsck_ext2fs would abort the boot when run as part of
/etc/rc and e2fsck had repaired a file system. fsck_ext2fs
now maps exit codes 0 to 3 from e2fsck to 0. If e2fsck is
aborted by a signal or an exit code of 4 or higher, maps to
EXIT_FAILURE.
PR: ports/63320
Submitted by: maintainer
(patch by Greg Lewis)
- fix compile failure on FreeBSD 5 when older port version is installed
(problem reported by Tim Robbins; FreeBSD 4 was unaffected)
- ignore m_large_file test on alpha and sparc64, apparently the test
only stumbles over a different default block size and the failure
isn't serious (problem reported by Greg Lewis)
- cosmetic: swap $(CC) and gmake check in post-build so check comes last
- bump PORTREVISION: the patches change the code on some systems
- pkg-message.in:
* use install when ln fails, /sbin and /usr/local
need not be the same file system
* tell the user he needs to repeat the steps after port upgrade
- revise pkg-message generation and move it to pre-install,
no need to cat(1) the file, sed(1) can read files by itself.
- add pkg-deinstall: remind the user to remove e2fsck and fsck_ext2fs from
/sbin if he's deinstalling for good, rather than upgrading.
PR: 63167
Submitted by: Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de>
. Make the submitter the maintainer.
. Run test suite as part of the build.
. Support -DDISABLE_NLS to compile without gettext.
. Add a fsck_ext2fs wrapper that interfaces between fsck and e2fsck.
PR: 62563
Submitted by: Matthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de>
filesystem.
WARNING: The sole reason why I'm adding this port is to allow me upgrade
gnomeutils port to the latest version. For some very strange reason
this new version requires libext2fs to build. The only thing I know
for sure about e2fsprogs is that it compiles cleanly on 4-STABLE and
5-CURRENT systems - I have not tested it in action. Please use it
with extremal precaution, because due to its low-level nature and
Linux roots it can do Very Bad Things[tm] to your data, set fire
on your house, kill your cat or something else even more horrible. If
someone wants to take over maintainership please feel free to do so.
