in tree, so take the necessary elements from Jaromir's package:
+ build and install libhistory
+ build and install shared history and readline libraries.
+ install readline and history info pages with the correct names
Preserve change from the original package:
+ don't assume that the Makefile SHELL is Bourne shell - set it
explicitly, so that Bourne shell scripts aren't run by the csh(1)
- on i386, somehow <machine/endian.h> never got included by
<machine/ansi.h>; include the former directly.
- on sparc (and all big endian machines), the endian check was in the
wrong place: it should have been in usuals.h. Also include usuals.h in
md5.c to get the define.
- ${USA_RESIDENT}->${USE_RSAREF2} as per mycroft; RSA implementations
other than RSAREF may be used freely at MIT, though not elsewhere in USA
- always enable libwrap; it is shipped with NetBSD
- use new rsaref pkg, and don't retrieve rsaref from outside USA
- fix make-ssh-known-hosts to use the famous hack to startup perl based
on perl's location in $PATH, rather than require user to set it at
configure time
- fix include directory for socks5 support (and rsaref)
from FreeBSD port:
- uses our rsaref pkg if USE_RSAREF2 is YES
- doesn't use USA_RESIDENT; instead uses USE_RSAREF2 since MIT students
and staff may legally use mpilib instead of rsaref
- builds 2.6.3a with rsaref as well as 2.6.3ia without (all based on the
same sources)
- uses asm routines on i386, sparc, and m68k
on FreeBSD's port, but almost completely reworked. Differences:
- leaves out MD5 and uses NetBSD's libc MD5 routines
- all the includes are installed in ${PREFIX}/include/rsaref
- fetches it legally from ftp.rsa.com instead of sites outside the USA
- uses <bsd.lib.mk> to build the library
