This replaces calling out to an external gpg command for verification
with inline verification using the security/netpgpverify library.
Bump version to 20150901.
* Reduce unnecessary diffs in Darwin, Linux, and SunOS mods.
* Sync WARNS flags on SunOS.
* Remove obsolete modifications to bsd.sys.mk and sys.mk on Darwin. This
primarily brings in PROG_CXX support.
Tested in bulk builds on all modified platforms.
* Ensure we aren't copying overlapping memory regions. Issue found by
Matthias Ferdinand.
* Free libarchive resources after use.
* Various WARNS and build cleanups.
Tested on Linux (now builds on Ubuntu 12.04), OSX, SmartOS and NetBSD.
* Significantly reduce RAM requirements for both "install" and "update",
headline number is "pkgin install gcc47" on SmartOS/x86_64 reduces from
383MB to 14MB, as well as being significantly faster, especially on
slower hardware. See my blog post at
<http://www.perkin.org.uk/posts/reducing-ram-usage-in-pkgin.html> for
more details.
* Handle pkg_add signature verification failures.
* Support pkg_summary.xz if available.
* Don't switch to parsable output when stdout isn't a tty, which broke
various automation tools.
* Integrate patches/patch-external_progressmeter.h
Tested on NetBSD, OSX, and SmartOS.
that the illumos variants such as SmartOS & OmniOS will be labelled accordingly
rather than being lumped in under the SunOS 5.11 banner.
This was put together with the help of Joerg @ pkgsrcCon 2015
Reviewed by joerg@ bsiegert@
pkg is built on top of libpkg, a new library to interface with package
registration backends. It abstracts package management details such as
registration, remote repositories, package creation, updating, etc.
on Linux, update libnbcompat to 20150615:
- Assume a C89 environment and malloc, vprintf, memcpy, memset, memmove
to be present and working.
- Use full prototypes for isblank, snprintf, asprintf and strdup.
This avoids GCC failing to do conflicts with the builtins.
My previous commit is wrong.
From share/mk/bsd.README of NetBSD src/:
NOGCCERROR If defined, prevents passing certain ${CFLAGS} to GCC
that cause warnings to be fatal, such as:
-Werror -Wa,--fatal-warnings
(The latter being for as(1).)
In !defined(NOGCCERROR) case, -Werror should be passed to CFLAGS.
This change may break many packages.
Initial patchset to add support by rodent@
Further adjustments made based on feedback by joerg@
Tested by myself with numerous bulkbuilds thanks to Patrick Wildt @ Bitrig
Reviewed by bsiegert@ joerg@ wiz@
http://ctan.org/license/gfsl
Since this is basically the LaTeX Project Public License with one clause
removed, add it to the default acceptable licenses.
(lppl is fine with both OSI and FSF and already allowed.)
The R2pkg program, which is modeled after url2pkg, creates a new
pkgsrc package for the corresponding R package. It is intended to
help pkgsrc developers create new R packages quickly and easily.
This package was discussed in a thread beginning with the following:
http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-pkg/2015/02/04/msg014227.html
- Only copy $kernel if it exists, fixes warning on OSX 10.10 which moves
the kernel location to a directory we already mount, noted by J. Lewis
Muir on pkgsrc-users.
- Add NO_CHECKSUM=yes to appease pkglint.
I had used the pkglint_current tag in the past to summarize the changes
whenever I bumped the version number. In the last 7 years, this hasn't
been done, so there seems to be no need for it.
WARN: Makefile:9: Please use ${MASTER_SITE_GITHUB:=glmark2/glmark2}
instead of "https://github.com/glmark2/glmark2".
This warning is wrong because HOMEPAGE is neither a plural variable nor
does it contain a "fetch URL".
To fix this, there is a new data type FetchURL, which has one more check
than the existing data type URL, namely the MASTER_SITES abbreviation.
The existing definitions in makevars.map have been updated accordingly
to the appropriate data types.
Note: This patch is not perfect, since ideally only variables of type
"List of FetchURL" should be suggested to be replaced with MASTER_SITES,
but since currently all these variables are actually "List of FetchURL"
and not simply "FetchURL", this should be fine.
