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Number of commits found: 7

- Now builds on amd64 [1]
- Fixed output redirection for p4web [2]

Submitted by:   arved [1], "Ryan F." <ryan@kalama.no-ip.org> [2]

- Start p4web from rc.d script [1]
- Assume maintainership

Submitted by:   Mark Santcroos <marks@ripe.net> [1]
Reviewed by:    tobez

o Update perforce binaries.
o Add support checkpoint on rcNG script. [*]

PR:             ports/73219
Submitted by:   david marshall <marshall@chezmarshall.com> (maintainer)
                Brooks Davis <brooks@one-eyed-alien.net> [*]

Maintainer update: Perforce has released new version for i386, 2002.2

PR:             ports/46745
Submitted by:   David Marshall <marshall@chezmarshall.com>

- Update to version 01.1   - Support the alpha platform (although it is still at
version 99.1)   - Install p4ftpd   - Create a non-privileged user and run p4d as
the user   - Dig directories and make the port plug-and-play   - Change the
configuration file's name to perforce.conf   - Do not unconditionally remove
perforce.conf on deinstall   - Make almost all parameters (including directory
layouts and     user/group names) configurable via make variables   - Make the
startup script support "restart"   - Take over the maintainership    

Upgrade to r00.2.    

Update? from version 99.2 to 00.1 (Funny math).  Added PORTEPOCH=1    

Number of commits found: 7

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