A ports freeze means that commits will be few and far between and only by approval.

Number of commits found: 17

Shorten comment.  Drop maintainership.

Fix packing list (with pointy hat for me).

BROKEN: Broken pkg-plist

Mark NO_CDROM because the author e-mailed me to say that he places
the distfile under the Creative Commons license, Attribution-NonCommercial
1.0, which says "you may not use this work for commercial purposes."

Make fetchable (Alan Eldridge wrote that he "got explicit permission
via email from the author to include it in ports").  Take maintainership.
Remove cruft.  Avoid use of "cut".  Remove comments from packing
list.

Mark as deprecated: either fails to fetch, and has done so for some time;
and/or fails to build; and/or the maintainer has recommended
that the ports are obsolete and should be deleted.

In each of these cases, the port has been in trouble for quite some time.
The deprecation date is set for April 09, 2004, except for a very few
ports that are in really bad shape (or the maintainer has recommended
deletion), in which case they are set for March 09, 2004.

If anyone wants to keep these ports in the ports collection, now is
the time to step up and fix them.

PR:             ports/62575
No objection:   freebsd-ports, 10 days

Use the CPIO macro defined in bsd.port.mk.

Use the SORT macro from bsd.port.mk.

Fix some ports that write something after bsd.port.mk

PR:             59254
Approved by:    marcus (mentor)

Use the FIND and XARGS macros introduced in bsd.port.mk 1.391.

De-pkg-comment.

fix MAINTAINTER to ports@FreeBSD.org
PR:             46686
Submitted by:   erwin@lansing.dk

Give up maintainership of these ports since I don't have time. Quanta goes to
kde@, all the rest are up for grabs to the most masochistic bidder.

Remove the StUdLyCaPs from maintainer name, 'cause some folks won't realize
mail's case insensitive and will try to type that. Sorry folks, purely a
cosmetic change here, nothing to see, move along, move along....

Changed MAINTAINER to my FreeBSD address.

Fixed mixed up URLS, added missing one to pkg-descr.

New port: invitation_to_ruby
A very introductory view of Ruby, for someone who's not used it before.
Since there was no license on the web pages, I got explicit permission
via email from the author to include it in ports.

Number of commits found: 17

14 vulnerabilities affecting 30 ports have been reported in the past 14 days

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