- Add options to choose to depend on asterisk11 or asterisk13, with
the latter as default
- Fix building with clang
Based on a patch kindly proposed by KATO Tsuguru <tkato432 at yahoo.com>
Govendor is a tool that fetches dependencies for Go projects and records them
in the standard vendor.json file.
WWW: https://github.com/kardianos/govendor
PR: 212514
Submitted by: Randy Westlund <rwestlun@gmail.com>
Reviewed by: mat
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D7818
In the FreeBSD-specific patch, when the environment variable
e2fsprogs_inhibit_SIGINFO exists (whatever its content, even if empty),
do NOT install the SIGINFO handler. Leverage this when running the
self-tests. This is to avoid false negatives during the self-tests due
to interspersed SIGINFO output redirected from stderr to the log files.
Bump PORTREVISION because this changes the e2fsck utility.
ChangeLog: (also see the log for 1.43.2 that the port skipped!)
<http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/e2fsprogs-release.html#1.43.3>
While here, refresh patches, and time-limit programs in self-test suite
to 60 s CPU time each, to avoid runaway processes from stalling the
self-tests for too long.
Still no joy on FreeBSD 11+ - the self-test results hint to massive data
loss, and more than 10 self-tests fail.
- The hardecoded 3des cipher for ssh has been removed upstream
- Remove a patch that automatically attempts to "svn up" before
checking in changes. This patch may have been committed accidentally a
couple years ago and deviates from upstream's behavior.
If it is possible for your rancid svn repository to be updated outside
of rancid's control it is up to you to resolve these potential
conflicts and modify your scheduled rancid process to "svn up"
beforehand. By instructing rancid to do this automatically it is
possible for an administrator to make device config changes that rancid
will not detect and will not show up in the automatic emails dispatched
to the device administrators.
Detailed maintainer log regarding breaking upstream changes:
- The config filename has been changed from "config.sh" to "config"
- The WELLKNOWN location has been changed upstream to "/var/www/letsencrypt"
The port uses "%%PREFIX%%/www/letsencrypt" in accordance to hier(7).
PR: 212485
Submitted by: sascha@root-login.org (maintainer)
This requires USES+=pkgconfig and to configure to the proper *ssl base
as well as a patch to free cjose from being openssl-specific.
Approved by: SSL blanket
I could have converted the LDFLAGS change into another sed instruction,
but I choose to replace post-patch target with an actual patch for ease
of comprehension.
Approved by: SSSL blanket
