basically what the PR suggested, although i did it somewhat
differently. (The PR was related to the previous version of Kermit
anyway.)
After asking Frank da Cruz again, i did however decide to not run the
shipped ckermit.ini (alias .kermrc) by default; the defaults of Kermit
version 7 are supposed to fit the needs of most people, so there is no
need to run the .ini file for everybody. Those who want it can still
find it in the `examples' directory (and Frank suggested users who
like to do this can easily run this as a `kerbang' script file instead
of starting the plain kermit binary).
PR: ports/14894
Submitted by: Oh Junseon <hollywar@holywar.net>
Only changed giflib -> libungif in kdegraphics.
They realy do NOT want libgif, and do NOT use libgif anywhere.
Some ports are checking its existence in configure, but they
are nonsense at all!!
instead. The hack fell over on the Alpha architecture anyway.
Quoting Frank da Cruz <fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu>:
``P.S. The "default" man page is ckuker.nr. You only need to run ckuker.cpp
through "make manpage" if you are building a custom man page (like the one
that we make for HP-UX). Since FreeBSD does not have a custom man page,
there is no need to do this.''
The Kermit port is now fully Alpha-ready, too.
This program is used to transfer data between a Psion Series 5mx
(default) or Psion Series 5 to a Unix server. The ncp daemon is
started to communicate with the Psion and an ftp like interface is
provided by rfsv.
PR: 15181
Submitted by: Maurice Castro <maurice@atum.castro.aus.net>
mailing stuff out automatically, it is just too much. Please use
lrzsz, zmtx-zmrx or any other free alternative.
If nothing else works, you can always compile rzsz from the original
source.
who brought you C-Kermit, but released under the GPL. It's
meant to be small and fast and only useful for up/downloading.
PR: 15984
Submitted by: Dom.Mitchell@palmerharvey.co.uk
Add myself as the maintainer.
Remove `RESTRICTED', open-source operating systems are now allowed
to redistribute either sources as well as a binary version.
sprintf() in insecure manner (may subject to buffer overflow, like xmindpath
in magicpoint).
If you really care, I can mark them BROKEN until they are confirmed to be safe.
Note that this port currently has no MAINTAINER, so will probably stay
broken until it either gets upgraded or fixed by someone who actually uses
it.
Submitted by: Brock Tellier <btellier@usa.net>
