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recursive bump from gettext-lib shlib bump.
2011-04-22 15:41:54 +02:00
# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.7 2011/04/22 13:44:26 obache Exp $
Import netcat6 from pkgsrc-wip. Netcat6 is a total rewrite of netcat, with several advantages: * It fully supports IPv6. * It is far more efficient, utilizing flexible buffering and minimal (or no) data copying or analysis. * The source is well structured, documented and very easy to follow. One of the main objectives of netcat6 is to produce an excellent example of AF independent networking and efficient data transfer. The code has minimal dependency on the address family or protocol type and can be trivially extended to talk many layer 3 protocols. * Greatly improved configuration and platform independence. * Can support servers or clients that use TCP half-close. Some features of the original netcat are not present in netcat6, either because they haven't yet been implemented or because there exists better tools for the job. See the TODO file included in the netcat6 package for more information.
2005-12-28 16:49:41 +01:00
Update netcat6 to 1.0. Notable changes: * Fixed a bug in listen (missing AI_PASSIVE flag) * Converted to use autopoint for i18n source (merged from autopoint_test branch) * Fixed a segv in the bluez code (null local address) * Moved afindep and bluez network code to separate modules with very generic interfaces and refactored to create functions for common code. The bluez code now uses a similar approach to afindep. * Reworking of warnings and other messages to simplify and reduce the number of strings for translation. * Made parameter checking more resilient and now always includes arguments for optional components (such as bluetooth), but now gives an appropriate error if used. * Updated man page with bluetooth options. * Created a system.h header for system specific defines, which includes autoconfs config.h. * Changed boolean types to use stdbool.h (where available) * Fixed typedefs to use *_t for the typedef symbol, not the original struct name. * Extensive code cleanup to prepare for a release. * Add -X and --rev-transfer options (reverse transfer). * Updated copyright notices for 2005. * Fixed --transfer example in man page. * Corrected --no-reuseaddr handling (it was inverted). * Updated i18n subsystem to gettext 0.14.1 * Added configuration time detection of Bluez. * Applied Chris's patch that fixes SOMAXCONN backlog parameter for listen(2) in src/network.c, slightly modified. * Added support for Bluez (http://www.bluez.org) on Linux systems. * Fixed a conflict with FreeBSD profiling library by renaming warn() to warning(). Thanks to Filippo Natali for reporting the bug. * Fixed CFLAGS handling problem. Thanks to Filippo Natali for the patch and to the FreeBSD maintainers for reporting the bug.
2006-03-08 10:09:42 +01:00
DISTNAME= nc6-1.0
Import netcat6 from pkgsrc-wip. Netcat6 is a total rewrite of netcat, with several advantages: * It fully supports IPv6. * It is far more efficient, utilizing flexible buffering and minimal (or no) data copying or analysis. * The source is well structured, documented and very easy to follow. One of the main objectives of netcat6 is to produce an excellent example of AF independent networking and efficient data transfer. The code has minimal dependency on the address family or protocol type and can be trivially extended to talk many layer 3 protocols. * Greatly improved configuration and platform independence. * Can support servers or clients that use TCP half-close. Some features of the original netcat are not present in netcat6, either because they haven't yet been implemented or because there exists better tools for the job. See the TODO file included in the netcat6 package for more information.
2005-12-28 16:49:41 +01:00
PKGNAME= ${DISTNAME:S/nc/netcat/}
recursive bump from gettext-lib shlib bump.
2011-04-22 15:41:54 +02:00
PKGREVISION= 3
Import netcat6 from pkgsrc-wip. Netcat6 is a total rewrite of netcat, with several advantages: * It fully supports IPv6. * It is far more efficient, utilizing flexible buffering and minimal (or no) data copying or analysis. * The source is well structured, documented and very easy to follow. One of the main objectives of netcat6 is to produce an excellent example of AF independent networking and efficient data transfer. The code has minimal dependency on the address family or protocol type and can be trivially extended to talk many layer 3 protocols. * Greatly improved configuration and platform independence. * Can support servers or clients that use TCP half-close. Some features of the original netcat are not present in netcat6, either because they haven't yet been implemented or because there exists better tools for the job. See the TODO file included in the netcat6 package for more information.
2005-12-28 16:49:41 +01:00
CATEGORIES= net
MASTER_SITES= ftp://ftp.deepspace6.net/pub/ds6/sources/nc6/
MASTER_SITES+= http://ftp.deepspace6.net/pub/ds6/sources/nc6/
EXTRACT_SUFX= .tar.bz2
MAINTAINER= ghen@NetBSD.org
COMMENT= Network swiss army knife
HOMEPAGE= http://www.deepspace6.net/projects/netcat6.html
Full DESTDIR support.
2008-01-04 13:50:13 +01:00
PKG_DESTDIR_SUPPORT= user-destdir
Import netcat6 from pkgsrc-wip. Netcat6 is a total rewrite of netcat, with several advantages: * It fully supports IPv6. * It is far more efficient, utilizing flexible buffering and minimal (or no) data copying or analysis. * The source is well structured, documented and very easy to follow. One of the main objectives of netcat6 is to produce an excellent example of AF independent networking and efficient data transfer. The code has minimal dependency on the address family or protocol type and can be trivially extended to talk many layer 3 protocols. * Greatly improved configuration and platform independence. * Can support servers or clients that use TCP half-close. Some features of the original netcat are not present in netcat6, either because they haven't yet been implemented or because there exists better tools for the job. See the TODO file included in the netcat6 package for more information.
2005-12-28 16:49:41 +01:00
GNU_CONFIGURE= yes
# don't auto-detect IPv6, use options.mk:
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= --disable-stack-guess
USE_PKGLOCALEDIR= yes
Use USE_FEATURES=inet6 for requirement of IPv6 support, instead of unusual usage of PKG_OPTIONS.
2011-04-15 10:34:00 +02:00
USE_FEATURES+= inet6
Import netcat6 from pkgsrc-wip. Netcat6 is a total rewrite of netcat, with several advantages: * It fully supports IPv6. * It is far more efficient, utilizing flexible buffering and minimal (or no) data copying or analysis. * The source is well structured, documented and very easy to follow. One of the main objectives of netcat6 is to produce an excellent example of AF independent networking and efficient data transfer. The code has minimal dependency on the address family or protocol type and can be trivially extended to talk many layer 3 protocols. * Greatly improved configuration and platform independence. * Can support servers or clients that use TCP half-close. Some features of the original netcat are not present in netcat6, either because they haven't yet been implemented or because there exists better tools for the job. See the TODO file included in the netcat6 package for more information.
2005-12-28 16:49:41 +01:00
Add missing gettext-lib dependency. Bump PKGREVISION. Fixes CHECK_FILES build.
2006-03-18 00:29:44 +01:00
.include "../../devel/gettext-lib/buildlink3.mk"
Import netcat6 from pkgsrc-wip. Netcat6 is a total rewrite of netcat, with several advantages: * It fully supports IPv6. * It is far more efficient, utilizing flexible buffering and minimal (or no) data copying or analysis. * The source is well structured, documented and very easy to follow. One of the main objectives of netcat6 is to produce an excellent example of AF independent networking and efficient data transfer. The code has minimal dependency on the address family or protocol type and can be trivially extended to talk many layer 3 protocols. * Greatly improved configuration and platform independence. * Can support servers or clients that use TCP half-close. Some features of the original netcat are not present in netcat6, either because they haven't yet been implemented or because there exists better tools for the job. See the TODO file included in the netcat6 package for more information.
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.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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