16:38 ohauer 

- test config file with param '-s' instead '-f'

PR:		212788
Submitted by:	ohauer
Reviewed by:	adamw
Approved by:	adamw (maintainer)

 

16:00 adamw 

Add some comments to the top describing the available rc.conf flags.
Also, fix a typo.

 

20:59 adamw 

Execute run_rc_command even if the config file doesn't exist. Previously,
until you followed the instructions in pkg-message, the config file didn't
exist and rc.d/dovecot would just silently exit.

While here, also spit out a message reminding you to create the config
files if necessary.

PR:		205761
Submitted by:	me@cschwarz.com

 

17:16 adamw 

rc.d/dovecot allows for multiple concurrent dovecot setups, but in doing
so runs the dovecot binary against each provided configuration file to
obtain configuration data. When the configuration file doesn't exist, it
says:
	doveconf: Fatal: open(/im_not_here) failed: No such file or directory

Mistyping the conf file locations when doing multiple instances deserves
an error message. The real issue here is that in order to set up
dovecot, you have to actually copy files over from ${EXAMPLESDIR}. The
default configuration file intentionally does not exist in a clean
installation. So everybody who installs the dovecot2 port and does not
configure it will receive that message at every boot.

Fix it with a patch from pi that makes sure the conf file exists before
trying to do stuff with it.

PORTREVISION bump.

PR:		197275
Submitted by:	pi

 

15:21 adamw 

Dovecot reloads its configuration on HUP signal [1], so, add the reload command
to its rc.d script.

[1] http://wiki2.dovecot.org/RunningDovecot#Reloading_Configuration

PR:		195915
Submitted by:	quickfox@abv.bg

 

15:45 adamw 

Remove the checkyesno dovecot_enable section, as it prevents onestart/onestop
from working (as well as other things).

I suspect this behaviour is present in other rc-files... a general cleanup on
this might be in order.

PR:		194629
Submitted by:	Reinier Schoof

 

23:19 dougb 

Move the rc.d scripts of the form *.sh.in to *.in

Where necessary add $FreeBSD$ to the file

No PORTREVISION bump necessary because this is a no-op