While here, create cups's printcap under /etc/cups/ because we are
running unpriviledged so we cannot touch /etc/printcap.
Tweak rc script accordingly.
launcher for http://localhost:631 and we may actually want to
configure a remote server); this is needed to prevent a dependency
loop: cups->gtk+2,-guic->cups.
This also allows us to drop 3 dependencies...
PLIST and delete 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.
Add libusb support. Bring a patch from upstream bug DB that allows for
both ulpt(4) and libusb based devices to work without the need for
separate packages.
Remove the useless rc patch (we provide our own).
Move MESSAGE to README and extend it.
example. A couple of things are still missing from the infrastructure
but the basics work. When everything has been taken care of, we'll start
mocing all ports to using the new rc system.
${PREFIX}/libexec/cups/backend/smb so that is we have samba installed it
is possible to print to Windows printers out of the box (if samba is not
installed, the smb backend will not appear so there's no harm in doing
this).
Use FAKE_FLAGS instead ov post-install mv danse.
Fix group of cups.conf for dbus.
Changelog is to big to detail here, refer to HOMEPAGE for details.
I have been using 1.4.X for several months.
Versions 1.4.0 and 1.4.2 have been tested in bulks by jasper@, thanks!
Please contact me directly if you see regressions.
investigation
- explicitely set some configure switches
- use wheel as "system-groups" instead of non-existent "sys"
- enable raw printing
- respect CFLAGS
- add GSSAPI support
- tweak gecos
- add missing @sample
/usr/share/applications directory exists
spotted by todd@
- while here, do install the .desktop files and icons and add the
corresponding goos
- regen PLIST
- bump
we had, like better support for foreign languages and the usual plethora
of bugfixes.
tested on various architectures and with various applications that use CUPS
as their printing system. I verified that all ports that are depending on
CUPS still build.
instead. this solves the crashes seen when trying to print under firefox
and other mozilla software. print works now folks!
discussed with and ok by kurt@ and mbalmer@.
