Committing now (along with upcoming atk, pango and gtk+3 updates) during
the hackathon where we have time to fix all the eventual fallout (bulk
running).
ok jasper@ robert@
* use MODPY_ADJ_FILES
* use REGRESS_FLAGS instead of 4 patches...
* use post-install to remove files we don't ship, 2 less patches
* install gtester-report(1) -- it's a python script but we do not
enforce a run dependency on python
PLIST and remove remove everything under the @sample'd directory instead
of the directory itself to prevent a warning from pkg_delete(1) trying
to remove a non existing directory and to help preventing left-over
files and directories.
implement the "intended" SCM_CREDS stack as if we had support for that
in the kernel (by-pass it almost completely).
send/recv a single null byte without creds, but on recv, just do a
getsockopt(SO_PEERCRED) and return that as if it coming from the cmsg.
This works as long as creds are not retreived from an fd which has
already been handed over to a different process via SCM_RIGHTS. It will
probably not be enough in the future but we'll see then.
all this work done by eric@ (thanks!) and tested by myself
Enable support for g_credential*
Fix a couple of warnings.
ok eric@ jasper@
Fixes the following:
* 644465 undefined reference to `_usleep'
* 644552 g_timeout_add_seconds(1, ...) may have a latency...
* 644607 correct internal definition of C_()
we set MODPY_BUILDDEP=No, whilst providing PYTHON via CONFIGURE_ENV. this
lead configure to believe there actually was a python present on the system.
which wasn't, so set MODPY_BUILDDEP=Yes and adjust REGRESS_DEPENDS accordingly
ok aja@ landry@
Major update to glib2-2.26.0.
This starts a flood commit of several big updates (gtk+2 and GNOME 2.32).
Please note that there will be some WANTLIB/DEPENDS breakage probably,
this went into several bulks but it's impossible to catch everything.
Any gtk+2/glib2 related build failures, please talk to me or jasper@
The ports tree is expected to be in a unconsistent state for a couple of
days to give us time to fix everything we didn't spot or any runtime
issue with the latest GNOME.
We do this now so that we have packages with all the latest major bumped
libraries at p2k10.
Thanks to landry@ and his zomg!cluster for the bulks and reports.
ok jasper@
