the user to the "dialer" group instead of making kermit sgid.
Taken from a conversation on the ports list.
Asked by: Andrew MacIntyre <andymac@bullseye.apana.org.au>
Answered by: ache
Install as sgid dialer to make able to remove stale lock files.
Degradate priv_opn function to simple open: we don't need sgid
capabilities to open devices.
lines to an already existing hunk.)
Submitted by: Rob Snow <rsnow@legend.txdirect.net>
I was having a whale of a time getting hylafax to work with seyon.
faxgetty kept cycling DTR whenever I was trying to run seyon. I did a
little poking around and it looks like the LCK..cuaa1 file should have
the PID of the locking process. seyon didn't, it had some garbage in
the lock file. here is the patch to make seyon lock the port with the PID
in the lock file.
does not define INSTALL, so that the one in the source will be
honored.
(2) Change comments about "mv patch-ab patch-ab.mv", that won't work.
It should be "rm patch-ab".
(3) EXEC_DEPENDS now have ghostview, gs and bash.
(4) Compress manpages.
(5) Remove post-clean target, there is no such thing! ("make clean"
will delete the whole work/ subdirectory anyway.)
"EXTRACT_SUFX=-tar.gz" and taking out all the echo's in pre-fetch
that complains how it doesn't work. Reorder some variables, take
out the numerous KEYWORD lines, etc.
This port is still broken rather badly. For starters, there are 17
chunks of failing patches.
A new import based on Sam Leffler's Hylafax V3.0pl0. Flexfax is now obsolete.
Import includes & applies the base patch Sam posted on the flexfax mail list
(mail list is still called flexfax, though the package is called Hylafax).
Sam declared our ports/comms/flexfax to be obsolete (over a year old).
Sometime after the CD release, I will post a proposal to remove
ports/comms/flexfax.
I will maintain ports/comms/hylafax as I need fax capability.
Thanks to Asami Satoshi for suggested improvements,
I leave him to `bless' this port by adding the final
comms/Makefile: SUBDIR += hylafax
Until he does that, any mistakes I may have made shouldnt break any makes :-)
I've undoubtedly screwed something up, somewhere, its a big port (30M inc bins),please test, Oh... and "Share & Enjoy" :-)
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# Id line
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# RESTRICTED: restricted_port_1 (comment1)
# RESTRICTED: restricted_port_2 (comment2)
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# BROKEN: broken_port_3 (comment3)
# BROKEN: broken_port_4 (comment4)
# BROKEN: broken_port_5 (comment5)
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SUBDIR= good_port_1 good_port_2 ...
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Basically, the idea is to make it easy to find restricted or broken
ports by doing a "grep".
(It's only a default for a user inquiry, but confusing.)
Drop the PID files under /var/run/mgetty.%s.pid instead of /etc/mg-pid.%s.
This is more consistent with our hierarchy.
