of the large number of UNSUPP messages, but precisely because of them:
all those .sp requests inside tables are completely pointless and
only spew gratuitious blank lines with groff. Besides, mandoc is
more reliable than groff with respect to the special characters
used when it comes to -Tascii output.
The about 25 broken .so files are already commented out in the
PLIST, and none of them are needed on OpenBSD, all the names are
in the NAME sections anyway.
So drop USE_GROFF and bump those three of the four subpackages
that contain manual pages.
- Install libupsclient headers/pkgconfig files. landry@ asked about
these; they needed a --with-dev configure flag to get them installed...
- Get rid of the useless ${NUT_USER} and ${NUT_ID} SUBST_VARS which are
now getting in the way of new files in the PLIST.
- Move some files from /usr/local/share/ups to a more easily recognisable
/usr/local/share/nut.
Noted while following up on misc@ post from Pavel Pocheptsov. Bump all the
subpackages for safety though in theory only -cgi should be affected.
While there tweak pre-configure to allow 'make configure' to be re-run
after interruption.
ok ajacoutot@
- move MESSAGE to README and flesh it out a bit
- fix libwrap detection in autoconf
- install the avahi service definition to the right place again; this got
broken when moving to using SYSCONFDIR overrides / BASESYSCONFDIR
- Move nut-scanner to a separate package, not everybody wants to
scan their nuts and it pulls in various deps not wanted for the
main package.
- Add missing dep on avahi (for the scanner only) and install
static service configuration files.
ok ajacoutot
- thanks ajacoutot@ for looking over the scripts
- note that there has been some major work on apcsmart; in the event
of problems the old driver is still available as apcsmart-old
