values can be in config files.
command line should still override config files.
to be documented shortly, but stuff like
FETCH_JOBS=n
WANTSIZE=1
MIRROR=0
should now work within a hosts file.
add a patch to pick up com_err.h from base rather than the wrong one from
e2fsprogs. ok aja
Thus concludes the e2fsprogs commit rampage - Merry meet, merry part,
and merry meet again.
that ossp-uuid (devel/uuid) has been changed to use the alternative name
libossp-uuid as used on various other OS. When third party software
wants a uuid library, is is nearly always the one from e2fsprogs,
so let's avoid patching for the common case.
e2fsprogs has its own libcom_err (slightly different API to heimdal);
previously we installed this under an alternative name; in this update
I have changed to statically linking this instead as it is not used
externally. The et/com_err.h header is no longer installed to avoid
ports picking it up in preference to the proper heimdal header for
this library in kerberosV/com_err.h.
Fallout will be handled in the next couple of commits.
ok ajacoutot@
rather than "transparent proxy"; switch the readme to match. also tweak the
wording to make it clear which firewall reals need to be on which machine
when having a router pass off http traffic to squid on a different machine
configured as an interception proxy.
- move the meat of handle_options from dpb into config->parse_command_line
(this means a backcall to still inherit from OpenBSD::State).
- move parse_config_files from core into config.
- move the prop handling into proper HostProperties (part of config
obviously)
- create a Core::Init file that contains all the former DPB::Host::Factory
and associated jobs.
there's still a wee little bit of cleanup to do, but this should be
easier to maintain, as all option handling is now in one place, and
startup and host confi is now easier to figure out.
- add a -DMIRROR=0/1 setup that controls whether SUPDISTFILES will be
fetched (defaults to 1 for -F and 0 for -f).
- actually allow for several host files to be parsed, as the name implies
