lib504 tests on some FreeBSD versions, but the major bulk of the
functionality is there, and it is still an improvement over 7.10.2 :)
Not functionally tested on: ia64; there is no spoon.. er.. perl5 on
pluto1.FreeBSD.org for the present.
For some reason, this segfaults badly on sparc64, or at least on the
only sparc64 machine that I have access to (thanks mike!). I'll deal
with this later; for the present, let the x86 and Alpha users benefit
from the new cURL features and bugfixes :)
PR: 39873
Submitted by: Ying-Chih Kuo <yckuo@yckuo.org>
"reallocate" memory even when the programmer only asks for a resizing
of the region.
Reported by: Steve Ames <steve@energistic.com>
While I'm here, change the way SSL header and library paths are handled
to avoid specifically referencing /usr/lib and /usr/include; while
-STABLE's GCC shrugs this off, GCC 3.1 whines loudly about an explicit
-I/usr/include (and rightly so, IMHO).
unbreak the cURL package - include libcurl.so in the packing list
so that pkg_add(1) makes it visible to other packages.
Bump PORTREVISION for this (definitely package-related) change.
PR: ports/34491
Submitted by: Tom Payne <twp20@cam.ac.uk>
Add a vendor patch (from the cURL CVS repository) to make it compile.
Remove the GNU make dependency.
PR: 32815
Submitted by: Joseph Scott <joseph@randomnetworks.com> and naddy
Apologies to: Joseph Scott and Christian Weisberger <naddy@FreeBSD.org>
Note: some of those seem to intermitently fail on my system, no idea why.
Nuke the commented-out USE_AUTOMAKE and a no-longer-needed post-configure
substitution in some Makefiles.
Disable use of automake - the configuration framework was updated
for use with autoconf and automake newer than the ones in the Ports
collection, and breaks with those. Besides, the pregenerated configure
script in the distribution Does The Right Thing(tm) anyway.
Reviewed by: dirk, knu
the HTTP PUT resume), this version has a couple of new features, too -
including IPv6 support, submitted by Jun-ichiro "itojun" Hagino.
(Yes, this is itojun@FreeBSD.org :)
it is no longer required. Apologies to the various maintainers whom I
did not yet hear back from, but the ports freeze is coming up in a few
hours and I will be verifying all of these ports on a 4.1 machine
myself to catch any problems.
FWIW, checkout of these things took 5+hrs, staying on the local
.freebsd.org net w/o hitting the 'net at all.
As promised,
$ time cvs ci
real 67m51.701s
user 0m1.250s
sys 0m5.345s
