English; and 7.02 for French, German, Japanese, and Brazilian
Portuguese. These are reportedly free of the onunload referrer bug
(#145579 in bugzilla).
The Sun Java plugin is no longer available from the same places.
AIM is needed by the 7.02 versions. The DOM inspector and "venkman"
JavaScript debugger are available for 7.1.
Compress generated files with bzip2; omit "linux-" from their names.
The RDF files provided by the ports are no longer needed.
Update references to Netscape 6.
Run chmod to fix permissions on extracted files (for the Portuguese
slave port).
Remove unneeded XXXchecksum target.
Change the configuration process, so that extraneous files are not
downloaded. This resolves PR 44101, submitted by Fernan Aguero.
(thanks to peter and sumikawa for help).
Mark forbidden due to another security bug (scanning a firewalled
or non-routable network from a hostile Web site with Javascript).
ports/japanese and ports/www. In their place, I add corresponding netscape7
ports, after repo copies. Now ports/www/netscape7 will no longer be a slave
port. Instead it is the master port for the others.
The French, German, and Japanese ports now have AIM, because I had trouble
getting them to work without it.
I add a security warning to all these ports, about the "forward referrer" bug
(Mozilla bug 145579).
Greymagic's Mozilla Disk Explorer (http://sec.greymagic.com/adv/gm001-ns/)
which demonstrates a security bug. The demo does not work with
6.2.3. I am assuming that the zlib double free() bug, if it existed,
may have been addressed, so I am removing the FORBIDDEN line.
I didn't bother to update the generated files for this release,
since the old ones seem to work fine.
Add hitherto forgotten PKGNAMEPREFIX so the English, French, German
and Japanese versions may all be installed without conflicting.
(the English port was already updated, because Netscape released
that binary before releasing the others).
Install Netscape in a different directory for each different language.
The startup command is now called netscape6english, netscape6french,
and so on, rather than just netscape6. Because of this, I set
PORTREVISION for the English version.
Allow batch builds, with all components selected by default (myself).
Respect WRKDIRPREFIX and set IS_INTERACTIVE (Simon Schubert
<corecode@corecode.ath.cx>).
Allow packages to be built, but warn that they should not be
distributed.
Add checksum target, copied from bsd.port.mk. I modified it to
only check files which exist.
PR: 34518 and 35239
the ECHO macro is set to "echo" by default, but it is set to "true" if
make(1) is invoked with the -s option while ECHO_CMD is always set to
the echo command.
the Java plugin was installed in the wrong directory. Bump
PORTREVISION in case this bit anyone else.
Noticed and tested by: Mike Harding <mvh@ix.netcom.com>
According to Bennett Samowich <brs@ben-tech.com> on the Bugtraq
list, this version "does not allow access to privileged ports"
whereas the earlier ones do. I have not tested this claim. If
true, the change should lessen harm from the HTML form protocol
attack described at http://www.remote.org/jochen/sec/hfpa/ .
Mark broken, because the menus no longer display correctly.
Mention the AIM port. Don't mention the release notes, since they
seem to be unmaintained.
Touch up FTP list.
download or try to set up the JRE.
Since linux.ko may not be loaded (reported by Brian Dean,
<bsd@bsdhome.com>), try to load it.
Change master sites to ones with the .xpi files (obtained from FAST
FTP Search).
