that its ${DISTFILES} is also a common ${PATCHFILES}, resulting in
the file being listed twice in ${_ALLFILES}. This one-line change
removes duplicate filenames from ${_ALLFILES}, mirroring an identical
transformation to ${ALLFILES} that used to do the trick. (The fetch
code, obviously, has since changed a bit.)
What the noise looked like:
$ cd pkgsrc/mail/qmail
$ make clean PKG_OPTIONS="netqmail"
make: "/home/build/trees/pkgsrc-current/mk/fetch/fetch.mk" line 133: warning: duplicate script for target "/home/build/trees/pkgsrc-current/distfiles/netqmail-1.05.tar.gz" ignored
make: "/home/build/trees/pkgsrc-current/mk/fetch/fetch.mk" line 133: warning: using previous script for "/home/build/trees/pkgsrc-current/distfiles/netqmail-1.05.tar.gz" defined here
===> Cleaning for qmail-1.03nb12
$
Tested in a bulk build by joerg@.
INDEX and calling it directly. As the output is removed anyway, it
forced a full rescan on every "make search". Calling "make index" still
regenerates it all the time, but the other targets don't.
OK wiz@
PRs: 26442, 34207, 35266
transformation framework to handle it. Reported and tested by
Brad Knotwell. Thanks to the OpenBSD guys on the other side of
the room for the clarification.
greetdelay introduces a small delay before an SMTP greeting. It can
also optionally enforce RFC 2821's recommendation that SMTP clients
not send any commands before receiving the greeting message.
With a delay of 30s it has done me a world of good.
* Update qregex patch (PR pkg/34760) to 20060423:
- qregex adds the matched regex pattern to its log entries if the
LOGREGEX environment variable is set.
* Update realrcptto patch to 20061210:
- Logging uses substdio_puts() and substdio_flush() instead of
substdio_putsflush(). This makes log entries less likely to be
interleaved. Thanks to Matthew Dempsky for finding this.
- For QMAILRRTENYALL, use error code 554 after DATA, not 550.
Thanks to ... sorry, I lost track of who found this.
- Log stat() errors for .qmail files. Thanks to Chris Bensend for
suggesting this.
* Update tls-smtpauth combined patch to 20060105. TLS changes:
- bug: qmail-remote loops on malformed server response (B. Shupp,
A. Meltzer)
- no STARTTLS advertised when control/servercert.pem absent (Jason
Haar)
- control/notlshosts (Albert Weichselbraun)
- control/tlshosts/exhaustivelist
- scripts honor conf-users (Sven Verdoolaege)
- strerror declaration in tls.c compile problem (Renato Botelho,
Bill Shupp)
- chown uid.gid deprecated, should be uid:gid (Bill Shupp)
SMTP AUTH changes:
- includes the evaluation of the 'Auth' and the 'Size' parameter
in the 'Mail From:' command.
- uses DJB functions to copy FDs.
- corrects some minor mistakes displaying the 'Auth' userid.
- uses keyword "ESMTPA" in Received header in case of authentication
to comply with RFC 3848.
pkgsrc changes:
* Note SPECIAL_PERMS on qmail-queue binary (from dsainty@).
process running at a certain PID is actually the process we wish to
stop. Just unconditionally send SIGTERM to the PID instead, like a
security/amavisd-new doing, fixed PR 35334.
- Fixed text files to not overwrite the "text/top" and "text/bottom"
files unconditionally. Also rewrote places where the filename was
duplicated in the tags.
- (Un)subscribe requests initiated and confirmed by a moderator are now
marked in the Log as "+mod" or "-mod". This is accomplished by the
addition of another pair of subscribe/unsubscribe confirmation
commands ("rc.cookie" and "wc.cookie") to ezmlm-manage to
differentiate between moderated (un)subscribe requests and
(un)subscribe requests iniated and confirmed by a moderator.
2.3.0 provides the new printing function and new mail notification by
the tray icon. 2.3.0 also includes various usability improvements.
In Win32 version, the included GTK+ library has been updated to the
latest 2.10.6, and it introduces the improvements of usability and
bugfixes.
