- remove Makefile.in patch and use do-install to use the
macros and make upgrading the port easier
- bump NEED_VERSION, add real name to MAINTAINER
ok angelos@ (maintainer)
2000-10-07 16:44 knu
* cvsweb.cgi: Fix &link() not to put a redundant trailing LF.
Improve manpage linking to support "foo.1" as well as "foo(1)".
2000-10-07 16:35 knu
* cvsweb.cgi: Fix screwups in the last commit.
Parse rlog's output explicitly. Recognize 77 ='s as a file
separator, and 28 -'s as revision separator.
Submitted by: Makoto MATSUSHITA <matusita@jp.FreeBSD.org>
2000-10-03 04:07 knu
* cvsweb.cgi: Cleanup $barequery generation. Undefine "my"
variables when they are done.
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- update license information
- add lots of catalog files for new versions
- use EXTRACT_CASES for getting files out
- replace manual chmod/zcat with macros
- add docbook-modular dependancy
- take MAINTAINER (ok angelos@)
- PLIST now doesnt rm share/sgml/docbook so other
ports (docbook-modular) can also use it
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DocBook is a DTD maintained by the DocBook Technical Committee of
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Because it is a large and robust DTD, and because its main structures
correspond to the general notion of what constitutes a "book,"
DocBook has been adopted by a large and growing community of authors
writing books of all kinds.
DocBook is supported "out of the box" by a number of commercial
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