rebar wants to download missing dependencies on the fly, but that won't work out
too good in the ports tree, so erlang.port.mk now removes those dependency declaration
sections.
Implement a restart command for the service provider and use '-f' as well.
No need to specify a 'stop' common, our rc.d(8) is generic enough.
ok robert@ (maintainer)
* move the current port to ruby-puppet/3
* add a new puppet-2.7.X port under ruby-puppet/2
This allows us to ship with 2 different versions of Puppet. Since the
Enterprise version is still running 2.7, we want to have a matching
client because running puppet3 against a puppet2 server is highly
discouraged and will mostly no work correctly.
ok jasper@, robert@ (maintainer)
The stats_hero application can help you instrument your Erlang
application with metrics that will be reported to estatsd and browsable
in Graphite.
ok aja@
Lager is a logging framework for Erlang. Its purpose is to provide a
more traditional way to perform logging in an erlang application that
plays nicely with traditional UNIX logging tools like logrotate and
syslog.
ok aja@
No need for USE_GROFF.
Fix exampledir.
Fix kernelrelease fact to return info about the release along its
version (e.g. 5.3-beta).
ok robert@ (maintainer)
* remove USE_GROFF to prevent warnings
* fix the examples directory
* use .conf files from upcoming 3.1 version (they work by default and the patches can be easily removed when we upgrade)
* add a default minimal puppet.conf that works instead of the currently broken one we ship
* only include conf files we need
* no need to create the hierarchy under /var/puppet since puppet will take care of it
ok robert@ (maintainer), jasper@
Ansible is a radically simple model-driven configuration management,
deployment, and command execution framework.
with help from and ok
sthen@ ajacoutot@ (looks fine)
Notable changes, besides press coverage, are:
* --sshdelay Delay starting next ssh by secs seconds. GNU parallel
will pause secs seconds after starting each ssh. secs can be less
than 1 seconds.
* Official OpenBSD port:
http://ftp.openbsd.org/ports/sysutils/parallel/
* Bug fixes and man page updates.
ok sthen@, pascal@ (MAINTAINER)
