Changed the file permissions of the binaries from 111 to 555, so that
they can be packaged by an unprivileged user. I don't see any reason to make the binaries non-readable, since they are neither set-uid nor closed source. PKGREVISION++
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.42 2006/04/22 09:22:13 rillig Exp $
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.43 2007/01/09 05:20:15 rillig Exp $
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DISTNAME= socks5-v1_0r2
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PKGNAME= socks5-1.0.2
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PKGREVISION= 5
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PKGREVISION= 6
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CATEGORIES= net security
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MASTER_SITES= # empty -- manual fetch needed
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EXTRACT_SUFX= _tar.gz
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EXAMPLE_DIR= ${PREFIX}/share/examples/socks5
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post-install:
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cd ${PREFIX}/bin && chmod 555 rarchie rfinger rftp rping rtelnet rtraceroute runsocks rwhois
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${MV} ${PREFIX}/lib/libsocks5_sh.so ${PREFIX}/lib/libsocks5_sh.so.0.0
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${LN} -sf libsocks5_sh.so.0.0 ${PREFIX}/lib/libsocks5_sh.so.0
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${LN} -sf libsocks5_sh.so.0.0 ${PREFIX}/lib/libsocks5_sh.so
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