are outdated. ok benoit@ ajacoutot@
These are library classes written in PHP for various functionality and
used to be needed to support PHP applications in the ports tree (things
like roundcube, horde and others used them) but all of this type of
software in ports now uses bundled dependencies. For development,
typically a language-specific dependency manager (like www/composer)
is used rather than OS packages.
www/pear (providing pear itself and pear-utils) is still kept.
which aren't used as dependencies in ports. many are either old stuff,
or things used to provide backports of functionality from newer Python
base versions which were used in ports that have already been converted
to py3-only.
security support it appears this is not really the case any more
https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=81026
add @pkgpaths to merge pecl-* etc across
mark www/syweb broken, it was marked 7.3-only so looks like it needs more work
other php-ish ports have a RDEP on either 7.4 (default version) or 8.0
main functionality has been available in thunderbird 78, and the
extension itself no longer works within thunderbird since then.
Technically still works within seamonkey, but users can still locally
install it from the xpi.
ok/prodding ajacoutot@
of gettext m4 files with newer ones from the gettext-tools package, the
latter fixing things so that it links to shared rather than static
libraries for the database dependencies.
found after investigating an issue reported by Martin Ziemer, ok espie@
We package 0.8.3 05-Apr-2012 but 0.8.4 in 13-Jul-2013 and 0.8.5 in
08-Oct-2018 were released; the release tarball's NEWS file states
"changes to make it compile with newer g++ and libcrypto" and
"Manually parse /etc/resolv.conf, rather than attempting to make use of the
res data structure (which at least on OpenBSD no longer actually contains
the addresses of resolvers)".
This port fails to build with "-fno-common" and noone has spoken up on
ports@ to fix and update it.
PS: http://www.mailavenger.org/NEWS is sitll missing 0.8.5 changes, so
best look at the actual tarball.
Unhook now and give it a few days grace period before actual removal.
OK gnezdo for sending it to the attic
- add a notmuch flavour
- allow w3m or lynx for html->txt generation (Olivier just added w3m;
but it depends on quite a machine-dependent library so I prefer not to
force that)
Alexei dot Malinin at mail dot ru reported a compiler warning that,
in my opinion, probably indicates a security vulnerability, but due
to an incomplete description of the affected feature in the
documentation, it is unclear how it should be fixed. The program
appears to be sloppily written, sloppily documented, and abandoned
upstream 15 years ago.
OK ajacoutot@ for deleting it.
Unhook mail/opensmtpd-filter-rspamd and mail/opensmtpd-filter-senderscore
register pkg renaming from filter-* to opensmtpd-filter-*.
Idea OK gilles@
OK sthen@
There is a note on HOMEPAGE [1] saying that dkim-milter has been replaced
by OpenDKIM, which we have a port for already: mail/opendkim.
[1] https://sourceforge.net/projects/dkim-milter/
OK bcallah@, gonzalo@, sthen@
