2016-04-10 textproc/p5-ElasticSearch-SearchBuilder: Use textproc/p5-Elasticsearch which is the official client
2016-04-10 textproc/p5-ElasticSearch-legacy: Use textproc/p5-Elasticsearch which is the official client
2016-04-10 textproc/py-openpyxl1: Use textproc/py-openpyxl instead
2016-03-31 databases/rubygem-after_commit_queue-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 textproc/rubygem-jekyll-assets1: Use textproc/rubygem-jekyll-assets instead
2016-03-31 devel/rubygem-sprockets-rails-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 mail/rubygem-actionmailer41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 databases/rubygem-activemodel41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 devel/rubygem-activesupport41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 www/rubygem-actionpack41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 devel/rubygem-actionview41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 databases/rubygem-paranoia-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 databases/rubygem-activerecord41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 textproc/rubygem-sass-rails4-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 www/rubygem-turbolinks-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 devel/rubygem-omniauth_crowd-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 devel/rubygem-coffee-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 www/rubygem-railties41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 devel/rubygem-jbuilder-rails41: Rails 4.1 is no longer supported - please switch to Rails 4.2
2016-03-31 textproc/py-genshi-devel: The port is no longer updated and behind the main genshi port
2016-03-25 www/session2: That is a part of Quixote webapp framework we no longer have in ports
2016-03-26 www/py-django-pipeline14: This port depends upon expired www/py-django16 and have no consumers
2016-03-26 textproc/libwpd: Not used any more
2016-03-26 graphics/libwpg: Not used any more
2016-03-26 textproc/libwps02: Not used any more
2016-03-26 textproc/libabw00: Not used any more
2016-03-27 databases/cassandra: 1.2.x has reached EOL, upgrade to a supported version of Cassandra
Remove libtxc_dxtn as s2tc is based on a newer version and includes extra
components (command line tools for texture compression).
s2tc is also based on a newer version than libtxc_dxtn.
Approved by: x11 (dumbbell@)
2016-03-26 textproc/libvisio: Not used any more
2016-03-26 textproc/libe-book00: Not used any more
Not only do these two ports have newer versions in the tree
(textproc/libvisio01 and textproc/libe-book, respectively), but they were
failing to build with the upcoming Boost 1.60.
PR: 199601
Now that the previous changes to the cloudabi-clang package brought in
more LLVM tools, the package actually became a misnomer. Most of the
tools that it installed are not part of Clang, but of LLVM instead. My
plans of extending it to also install wrappers around man(1) and
pkgconf(1) would make the naming even worse.
The only reason that the cloudabi-clang package was created in the first
place, was because we still had some of the core CloudABI libraries part
of FreeBSD Ports. Now that these libraries are part of their own package
collection, it makes more sense to squash this package together with
cloudabi-toolchain.
The nice thing about installing a wrapper around pkgconf(1) named
${gnu_triple}-pkg-config is that Autoconf now automatically picks it up.
Running ./configure --host=${gnu_triple} is enough to make it detect the
cross compiled libraries it depends on.
Reviewed by: bapt
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D5697
ports expect it. The files were put in a different location to avoid a
conflict with net/libnet10 but this port has been removed a while ago now.
PR: 208122
Exp-run by: antoine
Approved by: portmgr (antoine)
2016-03-15 www/eaccelerator: cannot be installed: doesn't work with lang/php56 port (doesn't support PHP 5.5 5.6 70)
2016-03-15 devel/pecl-inclued: cannot be installed: doesn't work with lang/php56 port (doesn't support PHP 5.5 5.6 70)
2016-03-15 security/pecl-taint: cannot be installed: doesn't work with lang/php56 port (doesn't support PHP 5.5 5.6 70)
* PORTNAME devel/py-pyicu should be used rather than devel/py-icu, per policy [1]
* Add LICENSE=MIT as per LICENSE file contained in distfile
* Tidy up MAKE_ENV variable assignment (pet portlint)
* Update WWW in pkg-descr to point to PyPI site, since the old site is down
* Update other ports which depend on devel/py-icu to point to devel/py-pyicu
[1] https://wiki.freebsd.org/Python/PortsPolicy
PR: 207367
Approved by: maintainer timeout
been renamed and rearranged. The graphical user interface provided by
security/openvas-client has been discontinued. Instead there is now a
web interface provided by security/greenbone-security-assistant and a
command-line interface provided by security/openvas-client.
print/cups and update it to 2.1.3. Also remove print/cups-pstoraster,
improve print/cups-filters, print/foomatic-* and update print/hplip to
3.16.2.
Long description:
First some background. When you hand a file to cups it sets up a chain of
filter programs that converts the file to something a printer understands.
Each filter has a cost associated with it and cups tries to find the
cheapest chain. Costs used to be configured in such a way that files were
first converted to PostScript. This could then be manipulated further (e.g.
putting multiple pages on one sheet) before finally being sent to a
PostScript printer or another filter like pstoraster which produces a raster
format understood by non-PostScript printer drivers. Nowadays most filters
have been moved from cups to cups-filters and they have been configured to
use PDF as an intermediate format instead of PostScript.
Merging of cups-base, cups-client and cups-image into print/cups:
- cups-image provides a library to work with the cups raster format. It is
only used to implement filters and printer drivers and these only exist
in the context of a cups server so there's no need to separate this from
cups-base.
- cups-client provides a library that allows applications to print via cups.
It is possible to use the library to access a remote cups server without
running a local cups server, but such a setup is discouraged and the
configuration file to set this up has been marked deprecated. It is
better to run a local cups server and let that talk to the remote cups
server because then you have the benefits of local job queuing in case the
remote server is down or busy. Given this and the fact that without
filters cups-base is now smaller than it used to be it makes sense to
merge the ports. The patch also adds options IPPTOOL, DOCS and NLS which
when disabled make the new cups package smaller than the current
cups-client package. Merging the ports also prevents problems with
options like ZEROCONF being configured differently in both ports.
- print/cups was a metaport that depended on cups-base and some filters.
There isn't really a need for such a metaport so cups-base can be renamed
to cups. The filters can be depended on by printer drivers such as hplip
if they need them.
Additional changes to the new print/cups:
- Clean up the patches. They seem to have been regenerated with post-patch
changes included.
- Add a patch to prevent intermediate conversion to PDF when a PostScript
file is sent to a PostScript printer when cups-filters is installed.
- Fix the PAM configuration file.
- Add a patch to let the server search /usr/local/share/ppd like on Linux so
other ports don't have to add links to it.
- Remove ulpt(4) helper scripts. The port uses libusb with ugen(4).
- Remove support for mDNSResponder. cups-filters only supports Avahi.
- Combine ICONS and XDG_OPEN options into an X11 option to support WITHOUT_X11.
- Optionally depend on colord for ICC profile support.
- Various smaller changes.
Changes to print/cups-filters:
- Let the cups_browsed rc.d script depend on cupsd and avahi_daemon instead
of LOGIN.
- Development of foomatic-filters has been moved to cups-filters so let this
port install foomatic related files and add foomatic-filters to CONFLICTS.
- Fix location of liblouis tables.
- Add patch to fix ICC support.
Changes to print/cups-pstoraster:
This port is essentially an old version of Ghostscript plus a cups filter.
It's no longer developed. This commit removes it and changes existing
dependencies to print/cups-filters which depends on print/ghostscript* and
includes a gstoraster filter that can handle both PostScript and PDF.
Changes to print/foomatic-db*:
Remove old MASTER_SITES and dependencies and eliminate PKGNAMEPREFIX.
Changes to print/foomatic-filters:
Install beh backend with its original name again and add cups-filters to
CONFLICTS.
Changes to print/hplip:
- Stop installing hpijs/foomatic-rip support. This is no longer supported
upstream.
- Stop installing hpcups PPDs. These are now automatically generated. The
bundled PPDs are generated for an older version of cups.
- Rename the QT option to X11 to support WITHOUT_X11.
- Simplify the patches now that ports are installed in a staging area.
- Add a patch to set SO_REUSEPORT (next to SO_REUSEADDR) on the mDNS socket
like avahi-daemon does. This fixes Zeroconf support for HP network
printers.
PR: 207746
Exp-run by: antoine
Approved by: portmgr (antoine)
2016-03-05 devel/seed: No longer used
2016-03-05 devel/seed3: No longer used
2016-03-06 audio/waheela: Distfiles unavailable and no updates in 6 years
2016-03-06 sysutils/logstash-contrib: Upstream now distributing plugins separately: see https://github.com/logstash-plugins
2016-03-01 net/samba4: not supported by the upstream
2016-03-01 net/isc-dhcp42-client: isc-dhcp 4.2 is End of Life
2016-03-01 net/isc-dhcp41-relay: isc-dhcp 4.1 is now End of Life
2016-03-01 net/isc-dhcp42-relay: isc-dhcp 4.2 is End of Life
2016-03-01 net/isc-dhcp41-client: isc-dhcp 4.1 is now End of Life
2016-03-01 net/isc-dhcp42-server: isc-dhcp 4.2 is End of Life
2016-03-01 devel/pear-IO_Bit: Unsupported upstream
2016-03-01 graphics/pear-IO_SWF: Unsupported upstream
2016-02-29 audio/audacious-dumb: Broken for more than 6 months
2016-02-29 net/ntopng: Broken for more than 6 months
2016-02-29 audio/rezound: Broken for more than 6 months
2016-02-29 net/rubygem-amqp067: Upstream prefers net/rubygem-bunny
2016-02-29 devel/py-unittestplus: Tarballs and upstream website disappeared
This software creates output using the PPA (printer performance
architecture) protocol. This protocol is used by some HP "Windows-only"
printers, including the HP Deskjet 820C series, the HP DeskJet 720 series,
and the HP DeskJet 1000 series. It has been tested on all three printers,
but your personal experience (positive or negative) is very much appreciated!
WWW: http://pnm2ppa.sourceforge.net/
PR: 207468
Submitted by: Miroslav Lachman <000.fbsd@quip.cz>
The port was created in 2003 and never updated again except when it needed
to be adapted to changes in the ports framework itself. It has not had a
maintainer since 2007.
After updating print/muttprint to 0.73, the translation was not even
accurate anymore, and upstream already includes an updated version of the
same file (translation-ru.pl). The port was also broken after the
print/muttprint update, as we stopped setting variables such as CATEGORIES,
COMMENT and MAINTAINER with "?=" instead of "=".
PR: 207299
The offical GNOME 3.18 release notes can be found at
https://help.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/3.18/
This update doesn't contain the glib/gtk c++ bindings which will
be done in a another update due to the requirement on c++11 and the
amount of fallout this probably will give.
GDM is still at version 3.16 due to some issues.
Bump mate-themes to use the gtk 3.18 version of the themes.
Thanks to Antoine Brodin for running the exp-runs.
This release was made possible by the following people:
Gustau Perez
Ting-Wei_Lan
PR: 207006
There are numerous graphviz related packages in PyPI, including:
graphviz, graphviz-python and pygraphviz.
This port, py-graphviz, is not and does not provide the same package
as the 'graphviz' package on PyPI (CHEESESHOP).
Further, it blocks the creation of a correctly named py-graphviz port,
is a POLA violation in terms of users expecting to find and recieve
the package they expect based on a standard search, and is likely to
create confusion among other ports if they depend on a python graphviz
package, which could result in incorrect packages/dependencies.
This is why among other reasons, Python packages should be named
exactly what they are called in PyPI, or inside install_requires,
setup_requires or tests_requires as dependencies in other packages.
This change moves py-graphviz to py-pygraphviz to correct the above
incorrect naming.
While I'm here:
- Remove backup (http) MASTER_SITES, CHEESESHOP is highly-available
and provides a Geo-aware CDN by Fastly.
- Remove {BUILD,RUN}_DEPENDS in favour of the actual LIB_DEPENDS
- Use PYDISTUTILS_* framework variables to customise the build instead
of hack patching setup.py
- Enable autoplist, fixing builds on Python 3.x [1]
- Enable concurrent (Python version) installation
- Hack patch setup.py to preclude docs installation, as it adds a
directory to --record and breaks pkg-plist output [2]
- Remove DOCSDIR override (no longer necessary)
- Assign MAINTAINER'ship to python@
- Add TEST_DEPENDS and test target
- pkg-descr: Match WWW URL to setup.py:homepage field
- pkg-descr: Improve package description text (matching upstream)
While I'm sweeping dependencies:
- Fix a typo in science/gramps: s|>-|>=
[2] https://wiki.freebsd.org/Python (Open task for install_data bug)
Reported by: Ben Woods (via IRC) [1]
