`PACKAGEROOT' env var which you would set to a proper mirror of
ftp.FreeBSD.org (say "export PACKAGEROOT=ftp://ftp3.FreeBSD.org"), to
fetch from an alternate place. This is easier to use than `PACKAGESITE'
for true mirrors, and can be used in your dot files across all versions
of FreeBSD.
user actually editing the output. Too many people were rampantly abusing
this feature via "pkg_version -c | sh" without really being cognizant
of the dangers involved (ports upgrade kits) or the fact that it
just plain wasn't designed for it (dependencies). We'll try to keep
people from shooting themselves in the foot.
Will be MFC-ed to RELENG_4 and RELENG_3 after cooling-off period.
names of installed packages;
- add new `-G' option to disable glob matching and revert to previous
behaviour (I have no idea why this could be necessary, though);
- add a new `-x' option, which instructs pkg_info(1) to treat supplied
arguments as a regular expressions.
For example:
$ pkg_info foo\* - displays information about all packages whose names start
from foo
$ pkg_info -G foo\*-1.1 - displays information about package named "foo*-1.1"
$ pkg_info -x ^foo.\* - displays information about all packages whose names
start from foo
Original idea submitted by: Edwin Groothuis <mavetju@chello.nl> (bin/24695)
Reviewed by: jkh, roam
Approved by: jkh
to be the same as -ragged in the current implementation) to
-ragged. With mdocNG, -filled displays produce the correct
output, formatted and justified to both margins.
These are not enabled in the pkg_install Makefile as of yet;
adding the "sign" directory to the SUBDIR list will enable
building of sign.
Submitted by: Wes Peters
Obtained from: Original framework from OpenBSD 2.7, X.509 bits from DoBox.
checksums (to see if it's been modified post-installation). Naturally,
this mechanism is only as secure as the contents of /var/db/pkg if you're
using it for auditing purposes.
Submitted by: Roman Shterenzon <roman@xpert.com>
- fix cosmetics to shut-up compiler in -pedantic mode (axe several unused vars
and provide default clause in several switch() statements).
No response from: -ports
name is less than 5 and doesn't contain recognizeable suffix (one of .tar or
.tgz), while gzip's it if lengh of the name greater than 4. For example
`pkg_create [options] pkg1' will create pkg1.tar, while
`pkg_create [options] pkg11' will create pkg11.tgz;
- use TRUE/FALSE as a values for boolean variables instead of explicit 1/0 and
erroneous YES in one case.
MFC candidate.
varargs function, which lead to one of the arguments was left out. This resulted
in failure when inwoking mtree, warning message "mtree returned a non-zero
status - continuing" and probably is the reason for zillion mtree errors on
bento.
then all packages would be deinstalled!
The tightening up of version number checking also fixes a bug where
a package file such as gtk.tgz would have resulting in gtk-engines
being deinstalled.
the packing list. Also use switch() instead of zillion "else if ()" and for()
loop instead of while() loop for traversing through linked list.
MFC candidate.
Submitted by: Alec Wolman <wolman@cs.washington.edu>
$file not be what you expect, particularly should $file turn out to be
"+REQUIRES" since ">+" is a valid open mode.
This isn't currently a problem since $file is constructed safely but it removes the potential of future problems.
Pointed out by Anton Berezin.
a path of the port from which package has been created within FreeBSD Ports
Collection and will be used to improve pkg_version(1) and similar tools.
Reviewed by: ports@FreeBSD.org, jkh
Approved by: jkh
concerning where they're taking place.
Switch from [r]index() to str[r]chr() functions, which are more ISO
compliant.
Prompted by: Edward Welbourne <eddy@vortigen.demon.co.uk>
the exact relationship between an installed package and its
corresponding entry in the index file can't be determined.
Submitted by: Mark Ovens <marko@freebsd.org>
introduced by version 1.349 of ports/Mk/bsd.port.mk and originally
submitted by kris.
In particular, it understands the $PORTREVISION (FreeBSD-specific changes
or patches to a port) and $PORTEPOCH (for re-sorting version numbers
when not used or when broken).
