When appropriate:
- Try to use DISTVERSION{SUF,PRE}FIX
- Replace PORTNAME-PORTVERSION by DISTNAME
- Convert MASTER_SITES to use macros
- Other light cleanup
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
the plists.
Also, avoid registering plugins during package build. It only makes sense to
run the registration on end-user machines, and running it during package building
leads to a stagedir violation, as noted in [1].
PR: 198044 [1]
Submitted by: amdmi3
Changes:
* Add session variables that store information about most recent fatal IMAP
error
* Prevent session lock-up caused by filters plugin trying to move messages in
an account that is over quota
Upstream changes include:
- Add ability to search the FROM header for a given address
- Resumed drafts now use the correct identity
- Lighten folder refresh - let browser cache images and whatnot
- Make sure sender and subject are never blank
- Make sure folder list refresh gets non-empty response
- Remove senseless restrictions on abook nicknames
Port changes include:
squirrelmail:
- Improve installed permissions on all SM files
- Introduce a pkg-help instead of a pre-everything message
- Given the lack of pear-DB (old-style) drivers in the ports
tree, it may be time to retire the DATABASE option altogether?
squirrelmail-translations:
- Depend on squirrelmail by identical PORTVERSION to
prevent strings from being used with a different squirrelmail
revision
COMMENT typos and surrounding whitespace fixes. A few Makefiles where not
included as they contain Latin-1 characters that break the Phabricator
workflow. Category M.
CR: D306
Approved by: portmgr (bapt)
the Makefiles, and using @sample.
Notable changes include:
* Add advanced control over the SSL context used when connecting to the
SMTP and IMAP servers over SSL/TLS (Thanks to Emmanuel Dreyfus)
* Add ability to show login error from the IMAP server instead of
traditional "Unknown user or password incorrect" (thanks to Alain
Williams)
* Allow SSL socket context to be specified as well
* Make configuration tool show the SquirrelMail version
* Better hook results testing
* Add ability to use console.log for debugging
* Turn off debugging by default
* Add new attachments_top hook
on directories. It looks like chown in the plist and chmod in
do-install does the right thing.
PORTREVISION bump as ownership on some folders has changed. The
chmod in the plist seems to be a NO-OP but I'm leaving them in in
case they magically work in the future.
Changes include:
* Preserve compose action during HTML address book activity
* Make $xtra in displayHtmlHeader() global so plugins can modify it; Add
some generic JavaScript libraries with mechanism that allows any page or
plugin to ask for them or others to be loaded; Add two new mechanisms for
the folder pane refresh that use JavaScript to ensure the server is
responding before initiating the refresh
* Add full date and time as "title" (mouseover) text for dates shown on the message list screen
broke PKGORIGIN, which is created in bsd.port.pre.mk. Oops.
So, I've added CATEGORIES back to all the plugins, and bumped
PORTREVISION so that packages with correct origins can be
created.
Thanks to: Stefan Bethke <stb@lassitu.de>
Make sure that bsd.port.pre.mk is included before bsd.squirrelmail.mk.
For ports with maintainers, I haven't switched you to the new
PKGMESSAGE, but I have corrected paths in pkg-message.in where
necessary. I also got a little over-zealous in cleaning redundant
definitions from the headers. Apologies in advance if this rubs
you the wrong way.
In particular:
* Add new spacer image and allow its use for unsafe images instead of
the sec_remove_* image -- brings HTML emails into the modern age
(much more viewable)
time, there have been many fixes added to the source tree, including
the PHP 5.4 and 5.5 fixes, requests for which have become the bane
of my maintainer existence.
The SM team is hard at work on the next version, but at this time it
is unclear whether the next version will ever see a full release.
As a result, this port will begin following hand-picked SVN snapshots.
So, the port officially accepts PHP 5.4 and 5.5, though if you
encounter weird errors please DTRT and report it to the SM developers
and then downgrade your PHP to 5.3.
The other major thing here is that the default location for user
preferences and attachments is being changed. Previously we used
/var/spool/squirrelmail which is really not in-line with FreeBSD's
hier(7). Now we use paths under $PREFIX, respectively
$PREFIX/www/squirrelmail/data and .../attach.
You can either copy /var/spool/squirrelmail/pref/* into
$PREFIX/www/squirrelmail/data, and /var/.../attach/* into
$PREFIX/.../attach, and then run $PREFIX/www/squirrelmail/configure,
or you can do nothing in which case that's totally fine too and
your installation won't break or anything.
Note that best practice, as recommended by the SM installation notes
and common sense, would suggest moving your user data files
to someplace outside of the $PREFIX/www/squirrelmail.
and removed session_unregister(). This is solely a php-5.4 fix.
PORTREVISION bump, but since this port does not officially support
php-5.4 I have no plans to merge this patch to RELENG_9_1_0.
Feature safe: yes
port. This is an issue for packages, where dependencies are computed
before other dependencies are installed.
While we're at it, remove the vestigial WITHOUT_WWWDIR thing. I'm
just assuming noone uses it, and if you do, then you can set
SQUIRRELDIR= as noted in the file---this is the same setting used in
the main squirrelmail port.
Feature safe: yes
that squirrelmail is incompatible with php-5 entirely, but it is just
php-5.4 that it is incompatible with. I'm adding some more verbose and
setting the default to 5.3 if php isn't installed, but there's not a
lot else I can do.
There is an open PR to make the error message more clear, but at the end
of the day php-5.4 compatibility is waiting only on the SM team to
make another release.
Feature safe: yes
As a result, this picks up an .htaccess in DOCSDIR that we were missing
before.
Also, prevent a patch remnant from getting installed.
PORTREVISION bumped for plist change.
Feature safe: yes
