to avoid using overly-long sed commands. This is achieved
by separating one large command (-e "cmd1;cmd2;...") into
multiple ones (-e "cmd1" -e "cmd2" ...).
The long command was hitting our sed's limit of 2048...
PR: 177018
Approved by: maintainer (makc)
Sponsored by: United Wallabies
- Added fix to tests to create test database if not exists (constant
failure on Travis) (CaptTofu)
- Support the fraction of (Oracle) MySQL Fabric that is supported by the
most recent Connector/C (Steffen Mueller smueller@cpan.org)
- Milan Sorm <sorm@is4u.cz> for work on statistics_info
- Fix for RT 97625, use after free()
Reini Urban rurban@cpan.org and Giovanni Bechis <giovanni@bigio.snb.it>
of files faster and less cumbersome:
- qmv ("quick move") allows a bunch of file names to be edited in a text editor;
- imv ("interactive move") allows a single file name to be edited in the
terminal using the GNU Readline library
- qcp and icp are similar to qmv and imv but copy files instead of moving them;
- deurlname removes URL encoded characters (such as %20 representing space) from
file names.
WWW: http://www.nongnu.org/renameutils/
PR: 194045
Submitted by: Matteo Cypriani <mcy@lm7.fr>
These ports require msgfmt. FreeBSD doesn't fail to build these ports
because a default option on gvfs brings in this tool. The same gvfs
option is off by default on DragonFly and thus the missing dependencies
were unmasked. Explicitly add gettext-tools to get msgfmt.
These ports require msgfmt. FreeBSD doesn't fail to build these ports
because a default option on gvfs brings in this tool. The same gvfs
option is off by default on DragonFly and thus the missing dependencies
were unmasked. Explicitly add gettext-tools to get msgfmt.
Add more mirrors (primary is currently down) as well as MASTER_SITE_LOCAL
This claims to have integrated patches from the port, but only one patch
gets deleted.
Sub-port of comms/unixcw
Previously, this was a build-time option, but the primary use of
comms/unixcw is to provide libcw.so (and it's a dependency of
comms/cwdaemon).
Since comms/cwdaemon is not a GUI program, it doesn't make sense to enable
the GUI by default, which would mean pkg users couldn't install this
program. By splitting it into a sub-port, it's now available via pkg
and more obviously present when earching ports.
Remove XCWCP option and prepare this to be a master port instead.
Otherwise there's no way to support xcwcp using pkg without making
QT a dependency of comms/cwdaemon.
