portsdb(3):
- Fix the EXTRA_CATEGORIES support that was broken in recent updates.
PR: ports/35319
Submitted by: Ryan Davis <ryand-bsd@zenspider.com>
pkgtools.conf(5):
- Add a note that a user must run portsdb -Ufu to reflect values of
EXTRA_CATEGORIES and IGNORE_CATEGORIES.
For the victims of the above bug, please run "portsdb -qu" and then
"portupgrade -q portupgrade".
20020225.
- Clarify that portupgrade -O is disregarded if -r or -R is given.
- Reflect the fact that INDEX.rbo no longer exists.
- Document portsdb(1) better regarding PORTS_DBDIR.
- Merge INDEX.rbo into INDEX.db, and remove INDEX.rbo on portsdb
rebuild if it exists.
- Reduce the size of INDEX.db by half. :)
- Introduce PORTS_DBDRIVER and allow specifying a db driver for the
portsdb (INDEX.db), and switch the default portsdb driver from
db1.85 hash to db1.85 btree.
actually work.
Submitted by: MikeM <MyRaQ@mgm51.com>
Add dependency on security/p5-Authen-PAM, and change BUILD_DEPENDS to
RUN_DEPENDS (perl modules are needed at runtime too...).
Add proper return codes to the startup script.
- Fix a bug where it referenced the obsoleted PortsDB::PORTS_DIR.
- Depend on ruby-bdb1 and make bdb1_btree (db 1.85 btree) the default
pkgdb driver/format. This probably fixes the problem where pkgdb is
unexpectedly broken and rebuilt from scratch.
- Support pkgdb driver fallback. (bdb -> bdb1 -> dbm)
- Show the pkgdb driver (format) on updating/rebuilding.
- Reflect environment variables defined in pkgtools.conf properly.
(Now ENV['PORTS_DBDIR'] is reflected properly)
Reported by: Mori Kouji <mori@tri.asanuma.co.jp>
pkg_sort(1), portupgrade(1):
- Sort packages by build-time dependencies in addition to run-time
dependencies. This slightly slows sorting down but offers faultless
upgrading.
Inspired by: ade
portcvsweb(1):
- Accept a pkgname_glob, a portorigin_glob, and a cvs module alias.
portcvsweb bash-1\*
portcvsweb portupgrade
portcvsweb \*/fd
protcvsweb sys/i386/conf
etc. etc...
- Suppress ident(1)'s error message.
- Add -h, -q and -v.
in the last version. For the victims please manually reinstall the
portupgrade port, as always. ;)
Reported by: many users (Sorry!)
Use some logic and keep pkg_add/pkg_delete from complaining about the
@exec/@unexec return codes.
Submitted by: olgeni
pkgdb(1):
- Set the default answer to no when a score is under 80%.
pkgdb(1), portupgrade(1):
- Add a BUGS entry to each of the two man pages to note that a user
must run pkgdb -fu to rebuild a corrupt pkgdb.
pkgdb(3):
- Add a silly workaround against a possible bug of the dbm module to
keep a pkgdb from getting insane and rebuilt.
- [exp.] Add a knob environment variable PKG_DBDRIVER to specify an
alternative binary database format for pkgdb. The available options
are:
"bdb_btree":
DB 3.x/4.x B+tree; requires databases/ruby-bdb.
"bdb_hash" or just "bdb":
DB 3.x/4.x hash; requires databases/ruby-bdb.
"bdb1_btree" or just "btree":
DB 1.85 B+tree; requires databases/ruby-bdb1.
"bdb1_hash", or just "bdb1" or "hash":
DB 1.85 hash; requires databases/ruby-bdb1. This should be
equivalent to the default except some tuning parameters, but
it is quite possible that ruby-bdb1 is stabler than the
standard dbm module included in ruby.
default:
DB 1.85 hash; uses ruby's standard dbm module.
In principle, a B+tree database is faster to store data, a little
bit slower to extract data, and takes more space than a hash
database.
This is still an experimental/undocumented feature only for those
interested, although I don't believe it brings any unstability.
Note that you can always run pkgdb -fu to rebuild a database.
portcvsweb(1):
- Invoke browsers with system() instead of exec() so that it will
properly try every browser in turn - exec('/bin/sh', '-c', '..') may
cause an error within /bin/sh but it never returns.
Reported by: Jimmy Olgeni <olgeni@FreeBSD.org>
portsclean(1):
- Make portsclean -D remove empty directories (recursively) as well.
* Update the MSC theme.
* Stop the webmin service when the port is deinstalled, and restart it
properly when it is update (if BATCH is set then nothing happens, so
sysinstall will be happy at install time). Also, fix a $BATCH -> ${BATCH}
error in Makefile.
pkg_deinstall(1), portupgrade(1):
- Properly print the legend.
pkg_glob(1), portsdb(1):
- Do not print an empty line when the result list is empty.
pkgdb(1):
- Greatly improve the origin fixing procedure. Do the origin
duplicateness check before checking dependencies and avoid redoing
the origin check.
- Show the user CVS history on the spot via the CVSweb.
portcvsweb(1):
- Allow specifying a no longer existent port file/directory.
"portcvsweb net/ruby-uri" now works.
- Change the default BROWSER value from 'lynx' to
'w3m:lynx:links:mozilla:netscape'.
portupgrade(1):
- Fix a bug where portupgrade tried to use a package with a different
origin when the package name is identical to that of what it wants
except for the version part.
pkgdb(3):
- Abolish the [You have no permission to update the pkgdb -- using a
slow method] message. Instead, run 'pkgdb -u' via sudo(8) when
under portupgrade -s, or stop the process immediately with a
message that the user must run the command as root.
pkgtools.conf(5):
- Allow specifying unofficial ports' origin globs in HOLD_PKGS as
well as package globs.
overall/miscellaneous:
- Change --no-config to --noconfig in order to get the -q option
really working. Since --no-config was regarded a negative form of
--config, it didn't work as expected.
- Fix some bugs in the zsh compdefs and add missing descriptions for
some options.
o Use bzip2 instead of gzip for the distribution tarball to save 20KB.
As the portupgrade user base is growing significantly, I'll get more
serious about the download size issue from now on. The next few
releases will be distributed in patches against this version.
