============
1. Add a --no-term-title option to avoid updating the xterm title bar
Bug Fixes
=========
1. Add code to prevent duplicate entries in the list of things to be
done for the user to confirm after config is done.
2. Add code so that if a user has an +IGNOREME file for a port that
is a dependency and chooses not to update it we will not falsely claim
that it will be udpated in post_config().
3. If we are running on a cons25 terminal let term_printf() return
instead of trying to printf the escapes which won't work and will
annoy users.
4. Fix 2 places where sudo privileges might be needed but the non-sudo
version of the command was called. [1]
5. If a user chose -G don't print the (${dep_of_deps}/${num_of_deps})
in the xterm title since the latter will not be incremented. This has
the pleasant side effect of allowing better indenting of the code.
Submitted by: N.J. Mann <njm@njm.me.uk> [1] (for pkg_delete)
While here, turn on the conditional inclusion of bsd.perl.mk. I have
had this in my own tree for some time, and sometimes check it in and
sometimes don't. This settles it.
New Features:
=============
1. When running through the config phase a list of things to be installed
and/or upgraded will be generated. This list will then be presented to
the user for confirmation before proceeding.
2. Add a --no-confirm option to suppress this new feature.
3. When using portmaster in an X terminal window that supports updating
the title you will now see a status update for what port is being
built, and as appropriate what dependency of that port and an (N/M)
counter. Thanks to ehaupt for the push on this, as well as some testing
and sample code.
4. Make the "yes or no" prompts (hopefully) more clear by adding "y/n"
to the text of the message, e.g., "===>>> Do you want to live? y/n [y] "
Feature expansion:
==================
Do a more thorough job of tracking things that should fall into the
--packages-build/--delete-build-only category. I.e., if something is
a run dependency of a port or ports that themselves are only build
dependencies, add it to the build_only_dl_g anyway.
New internals:
=============
1. Add a uniquify_list function so that internal lists of variables
can be made unique. Start using it for some of the new stuff, and
in clean_build_only_list().
2. Add a pm_cd_pd() which will cd into the port directory or error out
with an appropriate message.
3. Start using pm_cd_pd() where appropriate, including in a couple of
new places where we have to go back to the port directory after cd'ing
around elsewhere due to the new update_build_l().
4. Make some other cd/pm_cd invocations consistent
Cleanups:
=========
1. Instead of saving some of the new variables unconditionally in
safe_exit() move the things that are only done in the config phase
to that section, and move build_deps_il to the !config section.
2. Since $new_port may be set as a side effect of the new "Terminal
title" feature, conditionalize it for the "main" process.
3. Remove the old RCS Id stuff since I'm not using it
Bug fix:
========
In safe_exit() when doing multiports and we interrupt the process
the attempt to print the INSTALLED_LIST was not successful. So move
all of the related code into a test for INSTALLED_LIST's existence,
and just print the whole list (even if it has only one item) in both
the -a (as it was already) and multiport cases.
Changes:
Fixes from upstream:
- Remove X11BASE support it is now obsolete. (already in ports-mgmt/tinderbox)
- Expand the glob to check for Perl so that it actually
captures lang/perl5.10. (already in ports-mgmt/tinderbox)
- Restore some of the leftover exceptions but use LOCALBASE instead of X11BASE.
- Expand the MySQL glob to match on MySQL 5.4 and 5.5.
- Adjust the SQL query to remove all entries from a BuildPortsQueue. This
makes things more compatible.
Two Experimental patches from Tim Bishop and beat@.
- Tim has added support for multiple tinderd instances at the same
time.
The parallel patch allows to run multiple tinderd instances at the
same time. You can enable multiple tinderd instances via /etc/rc.conf
with tinderd_instances="X"
- beat@ as added support for tmpfs to enable the usage of FreeBSD's
tmpfs implementation.
Both patches are experimental and are not official supported by the Tinderbox
distribution.
Reviewed by: itetcu, beat (thx!)
Approved by: itetcu (maintainer implicit)
Obtained from: tinderbox cvs (snapshot)
1. Versions of pkg_add in FreeBSD older than 6.4-RELEASE will not have
the proper options available, so warn the user if they try to use
package-related code.[1]
2. Highlight some different features
Reported by: Miroslav Lachman <000.fbsd@quip.cz>[1]
====================
1. We only want to set PM_BUILD_ONLY_LIST=pm_bol in the command line
parser if we are the parent port. Otherwise proper build dep detection
will not occur.
2. Versions of pkg_add in FreeBSD older than 6.4-RELEASE will not have
the proper options available, so warn the user if they try to use
package-related code.[1]
Reported by: Miroslav Lachman <000.fbsd@quip.cz>[1]
PR: ports/136065 ports/127469
Submitted by: N.J. Mann <njm@njm.me.uk> and Aldis Berjoza <killasmurf86@gmail.com>
- Early identify port CONFLICTS
PR: 137855
Submitted by: Piotr Smyrak <smyru@heron.pl>
- Add --no-same-permissions to the EXTRACT_AFTER_ARGS command.
Tijl Coosemans has been reported an issue that when root is extracting from the
tarball, and the tarball contains world writable files
(sysutils/policykit as an example), there is a chance that the files
gets changed by malicious third parties right after the extraction,
which makes it possible to inject code into the package thus compromise
the system.
Submitted by: Tijl Coosemans <tijl@coosemans.org> Xin LI (delphij@)
- Fix some whitespaces
Tested with: exp-run
e-mail addresses from the pkg-descr file that could reasonably
be mistaken for maintainer contact information in order to avoid
confusion on the part of users looking for support. As a pleasant
side effect this also avoids confusion and/or frustration for people
who are no longer maintaining those ports.
* Add support for whitelisting certain MASTER_SITES which make up a "cloud"
of sites. [1]
* Escape a '.' in a regular expression to prevent matching strings like
"about" with the regular expression "a.out". [2]
* Try to detect when the value of CONFIGURE_TARGET is used directly in a
plist. [3]
PR: 140048 [1]
141460 [2]
Submitted by: skreuzer [1]
gahr [2]
Suggested by: brooks [3]
Feature Update
==============
1. Further update the --packages-build and --delete-build-only options
to work with -a:
a. Create a new function clean_build_only_list() from code that
was already in dependency_check() and use it both there and at
the end of the config mode in -a.
b. Properly initialize the variables related to these two features
in the same spot as all the other global vars are initialized rather
than doing it in different locations.
Major Cleanups
==============
1. 9-CURRENT has its own package repo now, hurray!
2. Instead of having a pca() to describe the post-config action
collect the stuff that always runs after config is done into a
function, and use the pca() logic to determine what to print. This
also restores the whitespace to consistency between the modes
(one port, multiport, -a).
3. Instead of fetching the directory listing for each port category
(devel, ports-mgmt, etc.) every time we need to check a port, fetch
it once and save it to a temporary file. This lets us do several
cool things:
a. Save a lot of time not having to re-fetch each iteration
b. Run the sed code to fix %2c -> , up front
c. Add a sed pattern to fix %2b -> +
d. Run a variety of different patterns to try and find the
latest_pv
4. We only want to run the logic tree on whether $latest_pv is up to
date or not if that variable has a value, so add appropriate tests.
Minor Cleanups
==============
1. Make it easier to include the --packages-build and --delete-build-only
options in a portmaster rc file by setting the PM_BUILD_ONLY_LIST variable
(which is used by both options) in the script if either of the two
options is detected.
2. More robust error-handling for package directory creation in
pm_pkg_create().
3. Move the error message for "no package in -PP mode" to a variable
for both reuse and code readability.
Bug Fixes
=========
1. Not finding a package (or even a package repo) should only fail()
if we are using -PP, not if we're just using -P.
=========
1. In the test for -PP being alone on the command line I forgot the
-dash at the beginning of the second test so it was falsely picking
up ports with names like p5-Devel-PPPort.
2. If you are building more than one port on the command line, and you
use --packages-build and/or --delete-build-only, and one of the ports
on the command line would otherwise qualfiy as a build-only dep, it was
falsely being treated as such. Solve this problem by adding all ports
on the command line to the run_dl_g list in multiport().
3. With the new parser if you use -v with --check-port-dbdir it's going
to be $1, not $2.
4. Don't unset the packages_init function till we're actually done using it
5. If you are using -g plus one of the --packages* options then creation
of the new package will fail since there is nothing for 'make package'
to work with. So change backup_package() to a more generic form called
pm_pkg_create and use that for both making backup packages and making
a new local package from an installed package.
6. In order to facilitate 5, update the dependency information in an
installed package's +CONTENTS file before creating the new package.
Minor Tweaks
============
1. Include the [-v] in the detailed usage() for --check-port-dbdir too
2. Make the output of --version more clear to everyone who isn't me :)
3. If DISTDIR is its own zfs filesystem then the code to delete empty
DIST_SUBDIRs can cause problems, so special case it in its own function.
4. Remove some white space
2. In the procedure for using portmaster to re-install after a major
version upgrade, list "re-install portmaster" as an actual step. [1]
Submitted by: Kevin Oberman <oberman@es.net> [1]
1. Document the new package-related features for version 2.13
2. Remove the requirement that --options be first on the command line
3. Deprecate the -p option
4. Improve the prose in a few sections, mostly removing commas and
simplifying sentences.
5. Small markup tweaks
6. Clearly indicate that +IGNOREME files only work on installed ports
7. Document that -x will work on the origin directory if there is
no installed version.
8. In the example .portmasterrc file the verbose variable needed a value
This is svn version r200206.
New Features
============
1. Support for the following new options:
a. --packages|-P and --packages-only|-PP
b. --packages-build
c. --packages-if-newer
d. --delete-build-only
e. --always-fetch
f. --local-packagedir
In addition to the new code this also involved making some existing
messages more generic, and customizing some others to be aware of
whether packages are in use or not.
2. New command line parser allows placement of --long-options
anywhere in the command line
Minor Tweaks and Fixes
======================
1. Make fail() less finicky about how the message is input
2. Start the process of deprecating -p since it isn't useful
any longer
3. Fix parsing of PKG_DBDIR so that we don't depend on it having
exactly 3 components. This also saves 2 external calls to cut.
4. For the --clean-distfiles[-all] options sort the list before
printing to make it easier to see when files are related.
5. Instead of repeating the tests on when to run read_distinfos()
do them once in the initialization phase then rely on whether or
not DI_FILES is set.
6. Improve some messages to make their meaning more clear
Excellent beta testing and feedback by: Christer Solskogen
Major funding for the package code, including the --packages-build
and --packages-if-newer options was provided by Modirum MDpay.
Additional funding provided by (in no particular order):
Jan Hornyak
Christer Solskogen
R Koole
Michael Proto
Bard Skaflestad
Paul Lambert
Societe ToDoo
Andrew Belashov
Yoriyuki Sakai
Flemming Jacobsen
Julian Stecklina
Douglas Berry
Beat Gatzi
Christopher Dawkins
Mark Boolootian
Soeren Schroeder
Christoph Sold
More information on sponsorship is available at:
http://dougbarton.us/portmaster-proposal.html
My deepest appreciation to the FreeBSD community for the outpouring
of support that allowed me to complete this portion of the project.
The Tinderbox team is proud to announce the release of Tinderbox 3.3.
This release brings numerous bug fixes and some feature enhancements.
The changes include:
**HEADS UP** A static data change is included this release, so be sure
to run ``tc Upgrade''.
* A new unified logging system has been added so that all log files can
be centralized in one location. See the README for more details on
enabling this feature.
* A collection of user-contributed Hooks has been added. So far only
two Hooks are included. See the contrib/hooks subdirectory for more
details. Also, feel free to submit your Hook ideas.
* The /proc directory is now ignored when checking for leftovers. This
fixes some false-positives when running multiple builds in parallel.
* MySQL 6.0 is now supported.
... A full changelog is available here:
http://marcuscom.com/pipermail/tinderbox-list/2009-November/001769.html
Approved by: itetcu (maintainer implicit)
option being off would result in tc.bak being installed.
- Move the deletion out of the conditional and remove (now) redundant RM
commands.
Approved by: itetcu (maintainer)
Feature safe: yes
Add OPTIONS to install programmable completion files for Bash and zsh.
The Bash file is mine, the zsh file and installation suggestions are
from the PR. Additional testing for the zsh completions from garga.
PR: ports/127319
Submitted by: Shota Iwazaki <iwazaki8@yahoo.co.jp>
============
1. The -x option can now be specified more than once.
2. The --list-origins option will list origins from root and leaf ports
for use in rebuilding all ports (for example after a major version upgrade).
This requires moving ports_by_category() up into the --features section
Improvements
============
1. Error checking for -f and -i now fails instead of silently unsetting -i
2. In dependency_check():
a. Switch to $origin instead of $d_port in several places to make the
messages to the user more clear and consistent
b. $origin is also better for check_interactive()
c. Move check_exclude down to after CONFLICTS check, and use $iport
if it exists. This is more consistent with how check_exclude() usually
works
3. Prefix DEPTH, PARENT_PID and EXCL environment variables with PM_
4. Tighten up multiport by saving confirmed directories into a temporary
list, then running check_exclude() and check_interactive() against
each item of the temporary list, then adding to the final list
5. Execute make in a subshell and unset some of the more unwieldy
environment variables in that shell. (Suggestions and testing by avg)
Details for -x:
===============
1. Since there may be multiple arguments for PM_EXCL, use export not $ARGS
2. Move the error checking into getopts
3. In check_exclude() go through each pattern in turn
It's based on Qt4 and it integrates with the system tray.
portrac shows a simple list of the available updates to
the installed ports on the local machine i.e. shows the
ports that have updates.
WWW: http://portrac.e-soul.org/
PR: 138780
Submitted by: Mario Pavlov <mgp@e-soul.org>
- While here, also mark MAKE_JOBS_UNSAFE (fails to build sometimes with forced jobs)
PR: 137766
Submitted by: Wei-Yu Chen <weiyu.csie+pver@gmail.com> (maintainer)
users to the EXAMPLES section.
2. Expand the EXAMPLES with some more commonly used features.
3. Minor tweaks to other texts.
This version will go out with portmaster version 2.11 but the changes
are not specific to that version.
to make the code match the equivalent code in the main command line
parser, but I missed one which meant that if you specified multiple
glob patterns on the command line it no longer matched anything.
"Hey this doesn't work anymore" by: Florian Smeets <flo@smeets.im>
"I will do global searches for even small variable changes" x 1000: me
=========
1. Rework the NO_DEP_UPDATES feature which is an optimization when you
are updating or installing a port whose dependencies are all up to date.
a. Stop using a temporary file for this feature, and instead utilize the
existing IPC_SAVE mechanism
b. Focus the toggling of this flag in update_port() so that it will always
be unset when it needs to be (and not when it doesn't)
[This is the actual bug fix]
c. Add a flag that is global but not exported in dependency_check() so
that the toggle in update_port() will know when (and when not) to fire
2. Set PM_BUILDING when it needs to be set in multiport()
Enhancements
============
1. Use globstrip() in multiport(), change the variable to match the parser,
and add notes in the parser and multiport() to keep the code in synch
(it's _just_ different enough so that a function doesn't make sense atm)
2. Replace globstrip sed kludge with more effcient shell pattern
3. Make the PM_BUILDING values more explicit to aid in debugging
when using the -i option. This is a minor inconvenience for those users
that give a list of specific ports on the command line, but a huge
benefit for users who use a glob pattern that can easily match things
that don't need to be rebuilt.
-Update libtool and libltdl to 2.2.6a.
-Remove devel/libtool15 and devel/libltdl15.
-Fix ports build with libtool22/libltdl22.
-Bump ports that depend on libltdl22 due to shared library version change.
-Explain what to do update in the UPDATING.
It has been tested with GNOME2, XFCE4, KDE3, KDE4 and other many wm/desktop
and applications in the runtime.
With help: marcus and kwm
Pointyhat-exp: a few times by pav
Tested by: pgollucci, "Romain Tartière" <romain@blogreen.org>, and
a few MarcusCom CVS users. Also, I might have missed a few.
Repocopy by: marcus
Approved by: portmgr
===============
1. For the -[rf] and -R options:
a. Do not delete the flag files that indicate a port has been updated
until the -[rf] process is successful.
b. Update the wording in usage() to be more clear about what -R does
c. If a user starts -[rf] without -R, and there are flag files present,
ask if they would like to delete them, or enable -R mode.
2. Add a globstrip() function and use it to clean up inputs to -x
(and in the input parser where the idea originated)
3. Improve the wording of the message in -s mode about what to do if
they choose not to remove a port with an empty +REQUIRED_BY file
4. Tell the user how many fetches we are waiting for in -F
Removed Feature
===============
Remove the -u option. It did very little, and not what users expected.
* Do not compare a string with undef. [1]
* Remove the CONFIGURE_ARGS check for --prefix. This is not part of
_LATE_CONFIGURE_ARGS, and thus will be set of all ports. [2]
PR: 136657 [1]
136691 [2]
Submitted by: glewis [1]
* Add support for bsd.port.options.mk. [1]
* Add a check for ports that install a.out. [2]
* Tweak the check for arguments passed to configure when using
GNU_CONFIGURE, and add a check for HAS_CONFIGURE and GNU_CONFIGURE. [3]
* Fix some false positives that occur when using certain combinations of
%%XXXDIR%%. [4]
PR: 135095 [2]
135858 [3]
136465 [4]
Requested by: pav [1]
Submitted by: Vladimir Chukharev <chukharev@mail.ru> [2]
Sahil Tandon <sahil@tandon.net> [3]
Eygene Ryabinkin <rea-fbsd@codelabs.ru> [4]
of http://www.FreeBSD.org/ports/portaudit/.
This is primarily done to work around bug in lighttpd on www.FreeBSD.org
where If-Modified-Since isn't handled correctly possibly resulting in
users behind web proxies getting an outdated version of the portaudit
database.
Bump portaudit version number.
Big thanks to the reporter for the detailed PR with good information
about reproducing the issue.
PR: www/134505
Reported by: Christian Ullrich <chris@chrullrich.net>
Prodding by: remko, Christian Ullrich
whose port version is different from it.
The utility uses /usr/ports/INDEX-{__FreeBSD__}.db
The file can be generated by using bundled pver_dbgen
WWW: http://www.csie.nctu.edu.tw/~weiyu/#msgbox=page/program.html
PR: ports/135669
Submitted by: Wei-Yu Chen <weiyu.csie@gmail.com>
* Fix a warning when PKGINSTALLVER is not defined. [1]
* Fix a false positive which can occur when install-info is used in sed
expressions. [2]
* Add depcrecation checks for Apache macros. [3]
PR: 134000 [1]
134614 [2]
134610 [3]
Submitted by: Eygene Ryabinkin <rea-fbsd@codelabs.ru> [1]
Lapo Luchini <lapo@lapo.it> [2]
pgollucci [3]
- Add a disclaimer to the addJail usage line so that users know to use
createJail instead.
- Trim leading and trailing spaces from the descriptions for Jails,
Builds, and PortsTrees.
- Add /proc to the list of ignored paths. This fixes a race condition
which can occur when multiple builds are run in parallel.
- Run the postPortsTreeUpdate and postJailUpdate Hooks while the file
systems are still mounted. This has the side effect of running the
hooks when an update fails.
- Die if the postPortsTreeUpdate Hook fails.
- Die if a port could not be added to the BuildPortsQueue.
Webui:
- Save some screen space by reducing space between top menu and content.
- Add link to RSS feed to the latest_buildports view.
- Generate RSS feeds per maintainer and add drop down menu for feeds to
homepage.
- Make headers of columns on buildport pages clickable to sort the table.
- Rename All really Build Failures to All Failures.
- Add link to All Build Failures and All Failures on latest_buildports
page.
- To limit the number of shown ports per page a new variable
list_limit_nr could be set in inc_tinderbox.php. This limitation is
disabled by default.
* Fix some Perl warnings. [1]
* Fix an improper invocation of perror(). [2]
* Add some more allowed full paths. [3]
* Add a check for MAKE_JOBS_[UN]SAFE used in conjunction with NO_BUILD.
If this is found, throw a warning. [4]
PR: 133207 [4]
Submitted by: gerald [3]
Reported by: pav [1]
Vladimir Chukharev <Vladimir.Chukharev@tut.fi> [2]
- Bump build_name from 72 characters to 255 characters.
- Sync latest port fail reasons and patterns with pointyhat.
- Switch to cvsup17 as default csup server
- Fix a problem where port directories where not canonicalized, and could end
up looking like dir/../otherdir.
- Save some screen space by reducing space between top menu and content in
queue view in webui.
Note that if upgrading you have to apply the canges to your database by hand.
- Properly check the result of getDbInfo to make sure we don't try to configure
the database when we don't have access.
- Correct a typo which broken copyBuild for packages.
Bump PORTREVISION.
- webui: Fix misuse of TRIM function with PostgreSQL (maintianer address wron
with PG)
- Correct a corner case where cleaning up mounts may kill off processes it
shouldn't. This occurs when you are mounting the ports tree mount via nullfs.
This fix requires that sysutils/lsof be installed on the Tinderbox host (new
OPTION).
- bump PORTREVISION
* Fix regexp compatibility with Perl 5.10 [1]
* Add "use warnings" to find more warnings [1]
* Use more modern Perl features as we no longer need to maintain such
ancient backward compatibility [1]
* Add support for a list of patterns to exclude from absolute path
checking. [2]
* Check MAINTAINER field for master/slave relationship as is done for
COMMENT. [3]
* Add support for checking plists for files ending in .core. These files
may be periodically deleted during core file sweeps. [4]
NOTE: This release has more Perl warnings enabled. If you encounter a Perl
warning, please report it.
PR: 132289 [1]
131228 [2]
131235 [3]
131790 [4]
Submitted by: skv [1]
gerald [3]
add conflict with ports-mgmt/tinderbox-devel
itetcu 2009-02-26 02:11:43 UTC
FreeBSD ports repository
Modified files:
ports-mgmt/tinderbox-devel Makefile distinfo
Log:
Update to 3.2 release. This release offers no changes over Release Candidate 3.
Here is a summary of changes from Tinderbox 3.1.2 to 3.2:
* A new tc function, ``tbversion'' has been added to print the version
of Tinderbox. This command relies on a ${pb}/.version file which is
generated when the Tinderbox release distribution is created. Be sure
to copy this file if you copy the contents of the Tinderbox release to
another location.
* Log file markup support has been added. Log files can be viewed with
certain patterns colorized to make them easier to spot (e.g. GCC
warnings). Currently, the list of patterns is not easily changeable,
but a facility to add new patterns is forthcoming.
* A new tc function, ``copyBuild'' has been added which allows one to
copy attributes (e.g. env files, ports, packages, etc.) from one Build
to another.
* Quiet tinderd if a port in the queue does not exist.
* The log file header lines in port build logs have been reordered for
easier (human) reading. If this changes causes too much consternation
for existing scripts, it can be reverted.
* Fix a bug with Postgres in that psql wants to output space-delimited
results by default, and this can mess up upgrades.
* A -u argument has been added to ``addBuildPortsQueueEntry'' so that a
username can be set for a queue entry.
* The ``addBuildPortsQueueEntry'' command now looks up users by both
name and ID. This fixes a bug where tinderd doesn't send Build
completion mail.
* The error spit out by ``listBuildPortsQueue'' when the queue is empty
has been removed.
* Two new inc_tinderbox config variables have been added:
reload_interval_latest and reload_interval_current which allow one to
set the reload interval for the ``Current and Latest Builds'' page while
no port is building and while a port is building respectively.
* Some additional error checking has been added to the webui.
* A search interface has been added for searching for ports in the
webui.
* Canonical PHP tags are now used instead of short tags. This makes it
easier to deploy Tinderbox in various configurations.
* The tinderd queue view has been changed. The field for adding new
ports is now first.
* A favicon.ico file is now shipped for the webui.
* Some other bugs have been fixed in the webui.
* The ``tbversion'' command usage has been added.
* An bug in the log file parsing code which could result in fetch
failure false positives has been fixed.
* The search interface has been added to the top of the homepage.
* The Delete buttons have been moved to the top of the page.
* Some migration issues have been fixed.
The contributors to Tinderbox 3.2's development and testing are Beat
G_tzi, Martin Wilke, Matt, Ion-Mihai Tetcu, Frank Wall, Boris
Samorodov, Cory R. King, and Aron Schlesinger.
Here is a summary of changes from Tinderbox 3.1.2 to 3.2:
* A new tc function, ``tbversion'' has been added to print the version
of Tinderbox. This command relies on a ${pb}/.version file which is
generated when the Tinderbox release distribution is created. Be sure
to copy this file if you copy the contents of the Tinderbox release to
another location.
* Log file markup support has been added. Log files can be viewed with
certain patterns colorized to make them easier to spot (e.g. GCC
warnings). Currently, the list of patterns is not easily changeable,
but a facility to add new patterns is forthcoming.
* A new tc function, ``copyBuild'' has been added which allows one to
copy attributes (e.g. env files, ports, packages, etc.) from one Build
to another.
* Quiet tinderd if a port in the queue does not exist.
* The log file header lines in port build logs have been reordered for
easier (human) reading. If this changes causes too much consternation
for existing scripts, it can be reverted.
* Fix a bug with Postgres in that psql wants to output space-delimited
results by default, and this can mess up upgrades.
* A -u argument has been added to ``addBuildPortsQueueEntry'' so that a
username can be set for a queue entry.
* The ``addBuildPortsQueueEntry'' command now looks up users by both
name and ID. This fixes a bug where tinderd doesn't send Build
completion mail.
* The error spit out by ``listBuildPortsQueue'' when the queue is empty
has been removed.
* Two new inc_tinderbox config variables have been added:
reload_interval_latest and reload_interval_current which allow one to
set the reload interval for the ``Current and Latest Builds'' page while
no port is building and while a port is building respectively.
* Some additional error checking has been added to the webui.
* A search interface has been added for searching for ports in the
webui.
* Canonical PHP tags are now used instead of short tags. This makes it
easier to deploy Tinderbox in various configurations.
* The tinderd queue view has been changed. The field for adding new
ports is now first.
* A favicon.ico file is now shipped for the webui.
* Some other bugs have been fixed in the webui.
* The ``tbversion'' command usage has been added.
* An bug in the log file parsing code which could result in fetch
failure false positives has been fixed.
* The search interface has been added to the top of the homepage.
* The Delete buttons have been moved to the top of the page.
* Some migration issues have been fixed.
The contributors to Tinderbox 3.2's development and testing are Beat
Gätzi, Martin Wilke, Matt, Ion-Mihai Tetcu, Frank Wall, Boris
Samorodov, Cory R. King, and Aron Schlesinger.
Add conflicts with ports-mgmt/tinderbox.
MFC after: 3 days
1. Document the --check-port-dbdir
2. Add a paragraph about why it's not possible for portmaster to continue
when there is an error.
3. Update the suggested alias for portmaster -L
4. Update the process of deleting and reinstalling ports to include the
new --check-port-dbdir option, and to check /var/db/pkg
===========
1. Add --check-port-dbdir to clean stale entries from /var/db/ports [1]
Since the definition of PORT_DBDIR is now used in more than one place,
add it to the initialization routine at the top.
General Improvements
====================
1. Add a 'nonfatal' option to find_moved_port() so that when it's
called in a context where we don't care about a port that has been
deleted (such as distfile listing) it doesn't exit. Add some code to
that function to tell -L that the port has been deleted.
2. Deal with ports that require user interaction to fetch by checking
first whether MASTER_SITES is empty before running 'make checksum'.
This should solve the problem of portmaster unintentionally deleting
the distfiles for java ports, inter alia. [2]
3. Improve kill_bad_children() by using process group id [3]
4. Don't call kill_bad_children() in safe_exit() without reason.
a. Implement this for the distinfo child process by flagging the first
line of the file and checking for a file with -s instead of just -e.
b. Implement this for -F mode by flagging when all the background
processes have finished.
This should result in less of those annoying 'Terminated' messages
5. Move the start of read_distinfos() until after we are sure that we
are going to try building the port.
Small Fixups
============
1. When update_contents() finds something odd when updating a port
suggest using --check-depends to clean it up.
2. In check_for_update() avoid having variables that differ only by case
3. In update_port() recurse with just the port to update [3]
4. In dependency_check() run check_interactive() for installed
versions that need updating.
5. Update copyright
Concept by: RW <fbsd06@mlists.homeunix.com> [1]
Fix Suggested by: ale [2]
Suggested by: Geraint Edwards <gedge@yadn.org> [3]
Add optional dependency on kdesu (from KDE-3 or 4) or sysutils/gksu.
PR: ports/130086
Submitted by: Hannes Hauswedell <freebsd at soulrebel.in-berlin.de> (maintainer)
Approved by: miwi (implicit)
* Loosen the error around USE_ANT and do-build [1]
* Add a check for CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS in CONFIGURE_ENV [2]
* Add a check for Fortran flags in CONFIGURE_ENV [3]
PR: 128482 [2]
Requested by: Dominic Fandrey <kamikaze@bsdforen.de> [1]
gerlad [3]
Submitted by: amdmi3 [2]
- Remove the listBuildPortsQueue error when there are no ports in the queue.
- Teach sendBuildCompletionMail how to lookup a user by both name and ID.
This will fix the problem where tinderd doesn't send build completion
mail.
- Add a -u argument to addBuildPortsQueueEntry to set a user name of a
queue entry.
- Introduce 2 inc_tinderbox config vars, reload_interval_latest and
reload_interval_current which allow to set the reload interval for
"Current And Latest Builds" page while no port is building and while
a port is building respectively.
- Use the canonical PHP tag instead of short tags to make Tinderbox more
flexible in where it can be deployed.
- Introduce logfile markup support. The data base stores regular
expressions for things you like to flag in build logs (e.g. GCC
warnings indicating missing prototypes). The frontend parse the
logs and colorize matching lines. If a port failed to build the
port_fail_pattern is automatically highlighted. The frontend
allow you to toggle the display of line numbers and toggle which
patterns are highlighted.
To enable the logfile markup create the logfile_patterns table (see
the last table in scripts/sql/schema.[mysql|pgsql].pre) and load the default
patterns from scripts/sql/values.lp into the newly created table.
Bump PORTREVISION.
INDEX file and shows the ports that match the given criteria.
WWW: http://www.crucible.gr:5555/
PR: 129420
Submitted by: Antonios Anastasiadis <antonakis@gmail.com>
Potential Buffer Overruns in Samba) which is duplicated from
vuln.xml. I don't know why this entry is duplicated here, but I
suspect it's related to portaudit.txt.
By removing the entry from here, the entry in vuln.xml should
just be used instead.
PR: ports/129240
Reported by: Eygene Ryabinkin <rea-fbsd@codelabs.ru>
