Initial diff and sidebar-patch hosting by Stuart Henderson. Thanks!
Enable the Maildir/POP3/IMAP header cache by default and remove
the hcache FLAVOR.
Tested by many. Corrections from simon@.
ok simon@, steven@
Some autoconf fallout in generated documentation (and one source
file), so bump the PKGNAME. They even changed the default installation
path of the manpage, which requires an additional tweak to
CONFIGURE_ARGS.
No functional changes; same result for regression tests as before.
While here, force configure to use our grep and the one true awk,
even if g{grep,awk} are installed.
- tweak pkg/MESSAGE
- mirror the distfiles since the main server can be capricious sometimes
- use the apache-module framework; work done by simon@ (big thank to him)
"looks good" simon@
out on boot so there's really no point in keeping this)
- instruct users to create /var/run/gnugk before starting gnugk instead
pointed by todd@ in a mail to ports@
kaffeine to play/rip audio CDs
- capitalize KDE in COMMENT
- remove extra blank lines in Makefile
- use AUTOCONF_VERSION=2.60 so autoconf doesn't complain about
a different version having previously been used to create configure
- add license marker
- sync patches w/update-patches
- add expat and fontconfig to WANTLIB, as per lib-depends-check
- bsd.port.mk(5) names only `simple' as a valid value for SEPARATE_BUILD,
so use `simple' instead of `Yes'
- bump PKGNAME
audio CD patch OK espie@
rest mostly from and OK brad@
- merge the 3 PLISTs for sql related FLAVORS (sqlite, pgsql and mysql)
into one
- use a VARIABLE for the "incompatible FLAVORS" message
- post-extract -> post-configure, to ease patches updates
- fmt pkg/DESCR
"go ahead" robert@
File Roller is an archive manager for the GNOME environment. This
means that you can : create and modify archives; view the content
of an archive; view a file contained in the archive; extract files
from the archive.
ok alek@, jasper@ (who also added a RUN_DEPEND)
The two most important new "features" are:
1. NetBSD/pmppc works (with root on nfs only, no SCSI).
2. When running ARM guest OSes (NetBSD/cats, OpenBSD/cats,
NetBSD/netwinder, or NetBSD/evbarm), the emulator will not use up 100%
of the host's CPU if the guest OS idles.
