bzip2 coming into the base system (and disappearing from ports
dependencies). There are still the same number of ports.
In addition:
(1) There are 5,305 packages built for the release totaling 4.7GB
(2) There are 6,135 distfiles totaling 5.3GB
Thanks for everyone's help!
Create include/glade symlink to include/libglade/glade to make
ports that don't use libglade-config correctly to at least compile
for the release. (By the way, the offending ports appear to be
gdm, gnomeutils and guile-gnome at the moment.)
-install all programs in their orignal names, since conflict doesn't exist anymore
-replace USE_LIBTOOL with a simple definition of BUILD_DEPENDS
because any configure scripts does not exist
PR: 30193
Submitted by: maintainer
Commercial and government (including military) use requires per-seat
licensing. Individual use and use by verifiably not-for-profit
orginasations is allowed. (In the past the authors of NNTPCache kibozed
the Usenet to find unlicensed users.)
- Remove a verifiably bad site from MASTER_SITES.
- Remove duplicate entry (DNS entry points to same IP) from MASTER_SITES.
- Add new mirror to MASTER_SITES.
- Change MAINTAINER to -ports, as the previous maintainer (and author) has
expressed a lack of interest in continued maintenance of this port.
- Deploy DOCSDIR.
- General clean-up and reorganisation of Makefile.
- Remove PKGMESSAGE completely, since this port requires no user action which
is out of the ordinary (I do not consider editing configuration files to be
out of the ordinary), and it contains no information which is not also
contained elsewhere in a more standardised location.
- Add NO_CDROM, as this software is not free and never has been.
- Bring the startup script installed in ${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d up to current
standards (I hope).
- Install a fully functional startup script in ${PREFIX}/etc/rc.d (as most
ports now do), instead of an inactive .sample startup script.
- Install HTML documentation.
- Deploy %%PORTDOCS%% pragma in pkg-plist.
- Make SPOOLDIR a user-tweakable option (default: /var/spool). NNTPCache
will cache news articles in ${SPOOLDIR}/nntpcache.
- Remove the non-standard "hardlink-pgp-files" target from Makefile.
- Comment out the run-time dependency on security/pgp for now. The only
NNTPCache functionality which depends on PGP is very optional indeed and
furthermore, there is now a plethora of PGPish ports for the user to choose
from. (This may need to be tweaked further, since NNTPCache builds without
PGP support if PGP is not detected during the configurations stage.)
Approved by: Julian Assange <nntpcache@nntpcache.org>, previous maintainer
