based on 4.1.3 update from Steve Shockley <steve.shockley@shockley.net>
prompted by Bert Koelewijn <bert@schmidt-koelewijn.nl>
ok espie@ "no actual risk you'll break it more"
to be run as root via inetd, while it really only needs access to the modem
It also needs INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts to handle the configuration files,
etc. Try to bring it to a usable state, and advise the user to run it
as follows:
xcept stream tcp nowait xcept ${PREFIX}/libexec/ceptd ceptd
After creating a 'xcept' user belonging in group 'dialer'. And, no
longer install this setuid root, which is really not needed.
XXX The user creation and the configuration files installation should
be automatic, but this will have to do for now and help the users.
Print a message saying that if someone wishes to use minicom's
minicom.users file to control access they have to change the perms; help from S@mSmith.net
print the instructional message on stderr instead of stdout, or it gets
mixed up with the data from the device and results in a corrupted file.
- bump PKGNAME
o Get distfile from MASTER_SITE_BACKUP.
Minicom distfile has been changed. It seems the distfile contains new
version of minicom (and some garbage - backup files, config.cache, etc...),
but distfile name isn't changed. Homepage says nothing about new version of
minicom, so I've decided to not update the port until I understand what's
hapenning with it.
BottleRocket is a command-line interface for Unix systems to
use the X.10 FireCracker kit. It is easy to use, has all of the
major (non-gui) functionality of the Windows interface, is
easy to call from scripts and the backend code is made to be
easily linked into other programs.
