diff --git a/archivers/lzop/pkg/DESCR b/archivers/lzop/pkg/DESCR index 3eb4bb78758..d0630a6a407 100644 --- a/archivers/lzop/pkg/DESCR +++ b/archivers/lzop/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -lzop is a file compressor which is very similar to gzip. It -uses the LZO library for compression services and its main -advantages over gzip are much higher compression and decom- -pression speed (at the cost of some compression ratio). +lzop is a file compressor which is very similar to gzip. It uses the +LZO library for compression services and its main advantages over gzip +are much higher compression and decompression speed (at the cost of some +compression ratio). diff --git a/archivers/p5-Compress-LZO/pkg/DESCR b/archivers/p5-Compress-LZO/pkg/DESCR index b22cd7a82c8..9c751f6335c 100644 --- a/archivers/p5-Compress-LZO/pkg/DESCR +++ b/archivers/p5-Compress-LZO/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,3 +1,3 @@ -Perl-LZO provides LZO bindings for Perl5. I.e. you can -access the LZO library from your Perl scripts thereby com- -pressing ordinary Perl strings. +Perl-LZO provides LZO bindings for Perl5. I.e. you can access the LZO +library from your Perl scripts thereby compressing ordinary Perl +strings. diff --git a/mail/isync/pkg/DESCR b/mail/isync/pkg/DESCR index c15d2114b19..c245d1dfce8 100644 --- a/mail/isync/pkg/DESCR +++ b/mail/isync/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ -isync is a command line application which synchronizes a -local maildir-style mailbox with a remote IMAP4 mailbox. It -is suitable for use in IMAP-disconnected mode. Multiple -copies of the remote IMAP4 mailbox can be maintained, and -all flags are synchronized. +isync is a command line application which synchronizes a local +maildir-style mailbox with a remote IMAP4 mailbox. It is suitable for +use in IMAP-disconnected mode. Multiple copies of the remote IMAP4 +mailbox can be maintained, and all flags are synchronized. diff --git a/mail/p5-SMTP-Server/pkg/DESCR b/mail/p5-SMTP-Server/pkg/DESCR index a3d9996b5c2..366187e51cf 100644 --- a/mail/p5-SMTP-Server/pkg/DESCR +++ b/mail/p5-SMTP-Server/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,4 +1,3 @@ -This module is a complete, RFC 821 compliant, SMTP server -implementation written entirely in Perl. It has powerful -extensively and customization facilities that allow for a -variety of potential uses. +This module is a complete, RFC 821 compliant, SMTP server implementation +written entirely in Perl. It has powerful extensively and customization +facilities that allow for a variety of potential uses. diff --git a/mail/solid-pop3d/pkg/DESCR b/mail/solid-pop3d/pkg/DESCR index 92b448f57b8..5f07514990a 100644 --- a/mail/solid-pop3d/pkg/DESCR +++ b/mail/solid-pop3d/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ -The Solid POP3 Server is an implementation of a Post Office -Protocol version 3 server that has flexibility as its main -goal. The server is easily configurable and has support for -few features such as: +The Solid POP3 Server is an implementation of a Post Office Protocol +version 3 server that has flexibility as its main goal. The server is +easily configurable and has support for few features such as: o APOP authentication scheme o Virtual hosting @@ -9,16 +8,14 @@ few features such as: o Bulletins o Expiration of messages -Each user can specify his maildrop (its position and type). -The format used in specification of maildrop's position -should handle almost all widely-used system configurations. -The server also seems to be fast, however no tests have been -performed, so it's rather relative feeling. The design used -is very similar to the design of Solar Designer's POPA3D -server. This solution let's minimalize size of code working -with root privileges. The code was also heavily checked for -buffer overflow leaks and file races. None have been found -as for now. All operations on files are done with user priv- -ileges. There is no SUID APOP secrets database management -program (as in QPOP). Each user can specify his secret in -his own home directory. +Each user can specify his maildrop (its position and type). The format +used in specification of maildrop's position should handle almost all +widely-used system configurations. The server also seems to be fast, +however no tests have been performed, so it's rather relative feeling. +The design used is very similar to the design of Solar Designer's POPA3D +server. This solution let's minimalize size of code working with root +privileges. The code was also heavily checked for buffer overflow leaks +and file races. None have been found as for now. All operations on +files are done with user privileges. There is no SUID APOP secrets +database management program (as in QPOP). Each user can specify his +secret in his own home directory. diff --git a/net/radiusd-lucent/pkg/DESCR b/net/radiusd-lucent/pkg/DESCR index e58aa6dc165..7ad87deeee7 100644 --- a/net/radiusd-lucent/pkg/DESCR +++ b/net/radiusd-lucent/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ -The Lucent Remote Access RADIUS server 2.1 with support for -RADIUS proxy, iPass roaming, and ActivCard. +The Lucent Remote Access RADIUS server 2.1 with support for RADIUS +proxy, iPass roaming, and ActivCard. -This port does not use iPass roaming or ActivCard at this -time. +This port does not use iPass roaming or ActivCard at this time. diff --git a/net/sing/pkg/DESCR b/net/sing/pkg/DESCR index 826dc995479..7c344d65c9e 100644 --- a/net/sing/pkg/DESCR +++ b/net/sing/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ -SING stands for 'Send ICMP Nasty Garbage.' It is a tool that -sends ICMP packets fully customized from command line. It's -main purpose is to replace and complement the ping command, -adding certain enhancements as fragmentation; send and -receive spoofed packets; send many ICMP information types -(echo as the old ping, address mask, timestamp, and router -discovery) and errors (redirect, unreach, and time -exceeded); and send monster packets. It also supports loose -and strict source routing and record routing. +SING stands for 'Send ICMP Nasty Garbage.' It is a tool that sends ICMP +packets fully customized from command line. It's main purpose is to +replace and complement the ping command, adding certain enhancements as +fragmentation; send and receive spoofed packets; send many ICMP +information types (echo as the old ping, address mask, timestamp, and +router discovery) and errors (redirect, unreach, and time exceeded); and +send monster packets. It also supports loose and strict source routing +and record routing. diff --git a/security/p5-Crypt-CBC/pkg/DESCR b/security/p5-Crypt-CBC/pkg/DESCR index f7c0db28530..ab5048ca67a 100644 --- a/security/p5-Crypt-CBC/pkg/DESCR +++ b/security/p5-Crypt-CBC/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -This is Crypt::CBC, a Perl-only implementation of the cryp- -tographic cipher block chaining mode (CBC). In combination -with a block cipher such as Crypt::DES or Crypt::IDEA, you -can encrypt and decrypt messages of arbitrarily long length. +This is Crypt::CBC, a Perl-only implementation of the cryptographic +cipher block chaining mode (CBC). In combination with a block cipher +such as Crypt::DES or Crypt::IDEA, you can encrypt and decrypt messages +of arbitrarily long length. diff --git a/security/p5-Crypt-DES/pkg/DESCR b/security/p5-Crypt-DES/pkg/DESCR index ac72b567bc7..c46a0d8d4e1 100644 --- a/security/p5-Crypt-DES/pkg/DESCR +++ b/security/p5-Crypt-DES/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,2 +1,2 @@ -This is Crypt::DES, an XS-based implementation of the DES -cryptography algorithm. +This is Crypt::DES, an XS-based implementation of the DES cryptography +algorithm. diff --git a/sysutils/radiusreport/pkg/DESCR b/sysutils/radiusreport/pkg/DESCR index fa28d988b1b..a60a3ec161f 100644 --- a/sysutils/radiusreport/pkg/DESCR +++ b/sysutils/radiusreport/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,12 +1,11 @@ -Radiusreport can produce many varied reports by analysing -your RADIUS detail files. detail files can be uncom- -pressed/compressed/gzipped. +Radiusreport can produce many varied reports by analysing your RADIUS +detail files. detail files can be uncompressed/compressed/gzipped. o User online time reports (bandwidth used, etc.) o IP address usage. o Last login time reports. -As of V.02 radiusreport can generate individual files for -each user by using the -o flag in conjunction with '-l all'. -This function will enable you to 'reprocess' radiusreport's -output, e.g. to email a copy of each users report to them. +As of V.02 radiusreport can generate individual files for each user by +using the -o flag in conjunction with '-l all'. This function will +enable you to 'reprocess' radiusreport's output, e.g. to email a copy +of each users report to them. diff --git a/sysutils/safecat/pkg/DESCR b/sysutils/safecat/pkg/DESCR index af5654772d4..43a0e0909c7 100644 --- a/sysutils/safecat/pkg/DESCR +++ b/sysutils/safecat/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,20 +1,17 @@ -safecat is a program which implements D. J. Bernstein's -maildir algorithm to copy stdin safely to a file in a speci- -fied directory. With safecat, the user is offered two assur- -ances. First, if safecat returns a successful exit status, -then all data is guaranteed to be saved in the destination -directory. Second, if a file exists in the destination -directory, placed there by safecat, then the file is guaran- -teed to be complete. +safecat is a program which implements D. J. Bernstein's maildir +algorithm to copy stdin safely to a file in a specified directory. With +safecat, the user is offered two assurances. First, if safecat returns +a successful exit status, then all data is guaranteed to be saved in the +destination directory. Second, if a file exists in the destination +directory, placed there by safecat, then the file is guaranteed to be +complete. -When saving data with safecat, the user specifies a destina- -tion directory, but not a file name. The file name is -selected by safecat to ensure that no filename collisions -occur, even if many safecat processes and other programs -implementing the maildir algorithm are writing to the direc- -tory simultaneously. If particular filenames are desired, -then the user should rename the file after safecat com- -pletes. In general, when spooling data with safecat, a sin- -gle, separate process should handle naming, collecting, and -deleting these files. Examples of such a process are dae- -mons, cron jobs, and mail readers. +When saving data with safecat, the user specifies a destination +directory, but not a file name. The file name is selected by safecat to +ensure that no filename collisions occur, even if many safecat processes +and other programs implementing the maildir algorithm are writing to the +directory simultaneously. If particular filenames are desired, then the +user should rename the file after safecat completes. In general, when +spooling data with safecat, a single, separate process should handle +naming, collecting, and deleting these files. Examples of such a +process are daemons, cron jobs, and mail readers. diff --git a/www/mod_frontpage/pkg/DESCR b/www/mod_frontpage/pkg/DESCR index 835297ccee2..729e6b9e24f 100644 --- a/www/mod_frontpage/pkg/DESCR +++ b/www/mod_frontpage/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ -Mirfak is an open-source mod_frontpage reimplementation that -is more secure, and can be used with a binary installation -of Apache (possibly including mod_ssl, php, etc). +Mirfak is an open-source mod_frontpage reimplementation that is more +secure, and can be used with a binary installation of Apache (possibly +including mod_ssl, php, etc). -This module replaces the Apache-FP patches and module sup- -plied with the Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions -available from Microsoft and Ready-to-Run Software. +This module replaces the Apache-FP patches and module supplied with the +Microsoft FrontPage Server Extensions available from Microsoft and +Ready-to-Run Software. diff --git a/www/webalizer/pkg/DESCR b/www/webalizer/pkg/DESCR index 9523b56ebf0..d0230522f27 100644 --- a/www/webalizer/pkg/DESCR +++ b/www/webalizer/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,26 +1,23 @@ -The Webalizer is a web server log file analysis program -which produces usage statistics in HTML format for viewing -with a browser. The results are presented in both columnar -and graphical format, which facilitates interpretation. -Yearly, monthly, daily and hourly usage statistics are pre- -sented, along with the ability to display usage by site, -URL, referrer, user agent (browser), search string, -entry/exit page, username and country (some information is -only available if supported and present in the log files -being processed). Processed data may also be exported into -most database and spreadsheet programs that support tab -delimited data formats. +The Webalizer is a web server log file analysis program which produces +usage statistics in HTML format for viewing with a browser. The results +are presented in both columnar and graphical format, which facilitates +interpretation. Yearly, monthly, daily and hourly usage statistics are +presented, along with the ability to display usage by site, URL, +referrer, user agent (browser), search string, entry/exit page, username +and country (some information is only available if supported and present +in the log files being processed). Processed data may also be exported +into most database and spreadsheet programs that support tab delimited +data formats. -The Webalizer supports CLF (common log format) log files, as -well as Combined log formats as defined by NCSA and others, -and variations of these which it attempts to handle intelli- -gently. In addition, wu-ftpd xferlog formatted logs and -squid proxy logs are supported. +The Webalizer supports CLF (common log format) log files, as well as +Combined log formats as defined by NCSA and others, and variations of +these which it attempts to handle intelligently. In addition, wu-ftpd +xferlog formatted logs and squid proxy logs are supported. -Gzip compressed logs may now be used as input directly. Any -log filename that ends with a '.gz'xtension will be assumed -to be in gzip format and uncompressed on the fly as it is -being read. In addition, the Webalizer also supports DNS -lookup capabilities if enabled at compile time. +Gzip compressed logs may now be used as input directly. Any log +filename that ends with a '.gz'xtension will be assumed to be in gzip +format and uncompressed on the fly as it is being read. In addition, +the Webalizer also supports DNS lookup capabilities if enabled at +compile time. The OpenBSD port enables Reverse-DNS lookup by default. diff --git a/x11/fvwm95/pkg/DESCR b/x11/fvwm95/pkg/DESCR index 7be88e80e03..9a38d3825be 100644 --- a/x11/fvwm95/pkg/DESCR +++ b/x11/fvwm95/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,17 +1,18 @@ -Fvwm95 is a hack based on fvwm2.x. It tries to emulate the good features of a -well known product without bloating the regular fvwm code. +Fvwm95 is a hack based on fvwm2.x. It tries to emulate the good +features of a well known product without bloating the regular fvwm code. The main aspects are: -* A familiar look and feel. It can be interesting for users moving from the - MS-World to Unix, or for those who have to switch regularly between the two. - Or for those that simply would like to have the same MS look and feel in - Unix, or for those that just want to have another window manager, or... But - before all, it's meant to be useful, simple and efficient. +* A familiar look and feel. It can be interesting for users moving from + the MS-World to Unix, or for those who have to switch regularly + between the two. Or for those that simply would like to have the same + MS look and feel in Unix, or for those that just want to have another + window manager, or... But before all, it's meant to be useful, simple + and efficient. -* Same flexible and easy configuration as the native fvwm. +* Same flexible and easy configuration as the native fvwm. -* Functionality extensible via loadable modules. +* Functionality extensible via loadable modules. -* A taskbar: find quickly an application window and don't take space with icon - windows. +* A taskbar: find quickly an application window and don't take space + with icon windows. diff --git a/x11/qvwm/pkg/DESCR b/x11/qvwm/pkg/DESCR index 28dc8f0d582..51c1e07cfff 100644 --- a/x11/qvwm/pkg/DESCR +++ b/x11/qvwm/pkg/DESCR @@ -1,21 +1,22 @@ -Qvwm is a Windows 95/98/NT like window manager for X Window System. It allows -Windows 95/98/NT users to use X Window System without hesitation and X Window -System users to use Windows 95/98/NT without hesitation. +Qvwm is a Windows 95/98/NT like window manager for X Window System. It +allows Windows 95/98/NT users to use X Window System without hesitation +and X Window System users to use Windows 95/98/NT without hesitation. -The name qvwm derives from the following: 'q' stands for '9'(same pronunciation -in Japanese and almost the same shape) and 'v' for '5'(V is 5 in Roman numerals) -Also, qvwm is "98 Window Manager" because 'v' stands for '8'(vertically flipped, -V is similar to 8 in kanji characters). +The name qvwm derives from the following: 'q' stands for '9'(same +pronunciation in Japanese and almost the same shape) and 'v' for '5'(V +is 5 in Roman numerals) Also, qvwm is "98 Window Manager" because 'v' +stands for '8'(vertically flipped, V is similar to 8 in kanji +characters). Features: - * Written with C++ from scratch. - * Internationalized without patches. - * The same graphics with Windows 95 at a pixel level. - * Enables the user to switch among windows using the task switcher. - (Alt+Tab) - * Enables the user to make some windows taskbar indicators. - * Enables the user to move and resize a whole window. (full-drag) - * Virtual screen. (extension of Windows 95) - * Dialog box on termination. - * Titlebar animation on minimizing/maximizing a window. + * Written with C++ from scratch. + * Internationalized without patches. + * The same graphics with Windows 95 at a pixel level. + * Enables the user to switch among windows using the task switcher. + (Alt+Tab) + * Enables the user to make some windows taskbar indicators. + * Enables the user to move and resize a whole window. (full-drag) + * Virtual screen. (extension of Windows 95) + * Dialog box on termination. + * Titlebar animation on minimizing/maximizing a window.