This is a major update and configuration files are not compatible.
A conversion script is included and installed in
${PREFIX}/share/examples/exim4/convert4r4
New co-maintainer and much of the inital work done by Ilya Voronin.
A decision was made to include the semi-official exiscan patch in
the default installation, as most admins appear to use this. It is
hoped that is will become part of the core exim4 code "soon".
This port now creates an _exim user and group if they don't already
exist.
Work and testing by Ilya Voronin, Richard Welty, Axel Rau and others
who I can't now find in my mailbox. Apologies if I left you out.
Also removed "useless +'s" on _DEPENDS, at xsa@ request.
As this port has no currently listed maintainer, I had ok's from
xsa@ and Aleksander Piotrowski.
Changes in the package layout means that there is now a -client and
-server subpackage, and users no longer need to decide which, as
the -server depends on the -client, just like the sane cases in
mysql and openldap.
Other changes include:
* Removal of the tcl FLAVOR until someone with more tcl/tk knowledge
can make it work correctly.
* The INSTALL-server script now created a _postgresql user and group
if they don't already exist, and also a default database in
/var/postgresql if that directory also doesn't exist.
* The port is marked for NO_SHARED_ARCHS as the -server subpackage
needs shared lib support to build.
* The port will build with spinlocks disabled on hppa until someone
can check and test this problem more closely.
Built and checked on i386, sparc64, amd64, macppc (waiting for regress
test feedback).
Dependent packages will be updated after this commit, shortly.
Upgrade to 2.2.10:
Fixes a buffer overrun in the code
used to support the 'manglin method = hash'
smb.conf option.
from peter@, little modification by me;
pyparsing is an alternative approach to creating and executing simple
grammars, vs. the traditional lex/yacc approach, or the use of regular
expressions. The parsing module provides a library of classes that
client code uses to construct the grammar directly in Python code.
