Use the teTeX/module.mk and honor PKG_LOCALTEXMFPREFIX
make sure advi's makefile do not run texhash by itself (rely on module.mk for that)
Many patches removing warnings (from advi's cvs)
bump PKGREVISION, and remove broken-in
This is from Bernd Ernesti (also on pkgsrc-users list)
for upcoming Xfree*^ 4.6.0 release.
Package version was just update a couple minutes ago, so
ride on that version.
high.
Because Xorg project released library with lower version because
they say the testing xlibs version was never official. This just
patches configure, the real check is still forced by pkgsrc.
huge. Please see the announcements at http://www.lyx.org/announce/1_4_0.txt
and http://www.lyx.org/announce/1_4_1.txt
This adds a different interface, change tracking, character styles
new tex2lyx (instead of reLyX) and a lot more.
Pkgsrc changes include:
DESCR -- remove the word "New" since it is not new.
Improve COMMENT.
makepsres tool not used anymore.
New python scripts.
Remove post-install target for texmf files as now done via normal install.
patch-ah removed -- already integrated.
patch-ai removed -- reLyX was removed.
patch-aj removed -- Makefile changed (maybe this is needed to stop rebuild
between build and install steps -- need to check this.)
patch-ac added for sys./time.h needed; already in lyx development version.
(I did this update last week and tested on Linux, NetBSD and DragonFly
and havce been using on NetBSD.)
This formerly used fixesext and/or compositeext which was
accidently as run-time dependency.
The package now uses fixesproto and/or compositeproto which
is a build-only dependency.
I should update PKGREVISION for packages depending on this
but now it is now un-needed, as no packages should
be using this since (and it will soon be removed).
unmaintained *ext packages.
In some cases, the headers are identical.
I tested on DragonFly using X11_TYPE=xorg and on NetBSD
using native XFree86 (and more).
Packages Collection.
MIME::Lite::HTML is a Perl mail client interface for sending message that
supports HTML format and builds them for you. It provides routines to
transform a HTML page in MIME::Lite mail.
include:
* saslauthd/lak.c: leak fix from Igor Brezac
* saslauthd/krbtf.c: updated from CMUCS
* saslauthd/auth_krb5.c: log the krb5 error return if get_creds fails
* saslauthd/auth_krb5.c, saslauthd/auth_krb4.c,
saslauthd/krbtf.h (added), saslauthd/krbtf.c (added),
saslauthd/cfile.h (added), saslauthd/cfile.c (added),
saslauthd/Makefile.am: Kerberos V4/V5 alternate keytab
in saslauthd, plus common code merging (from David Eckhardt
via Dale Moore)
* saslauthd/auth_krb5.c: verify against the service we
were passed. needs to be made configurable.
