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Number of commits found: 43

Remove mail/milter-sender on author's request. It might be resurrected in
the future when the software is commercially available again.

Use the neat PORTDOCS variable instead of enumerating
all the doc-related files in the plist.

- Add options to build with BDB instead of flatfile, default off

PR:             ports/73157
Submitted by:   Michael O. Boev <mike@tric.tomsk.gov.ru>

- Update to 0.62
- Supply rcng script

PR:             ports/71466
Submitted by:   Michael O. Boev <mike@tric.tomsk.gov.ru>

Update to milter-sender 0.61 / libsnert 1.39.
Most notable new feature: Outgoing recipients are automatically white-listed
if the incoming sender was white-listed (i.e. you will receive replies to
your mails w/o a callback).

Unbreak with gcc 3.4 by removing -fvolatile from CFLAGS

BROKEN on 5.x: Does not compile with gcc 3.4.2

Update to 0.58:
- fix SMP issues
- fix fd-leak
- new grey-list variant

Make sure that your host is listed in /etc/hosts with its FQDN first!
milter-sender uses this in its HELO-command. Using just the nickname will
lead to rejected callbacks with most relays.

Fix packaging: No such thing as post-deinstall:-target

- Mark again as RESTRICTED (clarification from upstream)
- Note the new grey-listing capability in pkg-descr

Update to milter-sender 0.57 and libsnert-1.34.

Fix typo (s/distrub/distrib/g)

This port isn't really RESTRICTED since the license allows
non-commercial distribution/mirroring of the original source
files.  But as long as it's the only thing permitted, mark
the port as NO_CDROM and NO_PACKAGE, instead of RESTRICTED.

Kill two extra tab characters introduced in the previous commit.

unexpand(1) whitespace after "VAR=".

Noticed by:     portlint(1)
Verified with:  "cvs diff -b"

o Update the port to milter-sender 0.55 and libsnert 1.33.

o Fix some buglets and port framework usage issues:

        - The file milter-sender.mc doesn't belong to docs.  Installing
          its reference copy along with the working copy is better.

        - Make use of the exported BSD_INSTALL_* environment variables.

        - Change access permissions only on needed files.

        - Take care of file access permissions when installing
          from the package.

        - daemon(8) will take the program to the background, but it cannot
          change the current directory to anywhere but the root.  Since
          getting a core file might be useful, cd to a directory writable
          by the milter-sender process just before starting it.

        - Review the messages: improve grammar, remind to reinstall
          sendmail.cf as well (rebuilding it alone isn't enough.)

Drop my maintainership

Pull some tricks to build on pre-4.4 systems.

Approved by: maintainer

Use /usr/sbin/daemon -f to detach milter from controlling terminal
(usually, console)

Upgrade to 0.51

Fix spool dir create/remove in plist

Switch from CPPFLAGS back to CFLAGS

Move statedir to /var/spool

Upgrade to 0.50

Update to 0.49

Upgrade to 0.48

Upgrade to 0.47

Upgrade to 0.45

Upgrade to 0.44

Upgrade to 0.42

Fix configure error

Submitted by:   Anthony Howe

Upgrade to 0.41

Use ${CP}, ${RM}, etc.

Fix leftover from pkg-plist copying

Move socket/DB dir into /var/milter-sender, remember to change /etc/mail/*.mc!
More tweaks installing milter-sender.sh

Fix English

Submitted by:   Volker Stolz <stolz@i2.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>

Upgrade to 0.40

Upgrade to 0.39

More package system integration fixes

Submitted by:   Marius Strobl <marius@alchemy.franken.de>

Don't use pre/post.mk

Partial backing out of prev. change because bsd.port.mk assumes old
configure target, i.e. without --build

Remove CONFIGURE_TARGET, use += in CONFIGURE_ARGS instead

Better integration into ports system

Submitted by:   Marius Strobl <marius@alchemy.franken.de> (partially)

Upgrade to 0.38

Number of commits found: 43

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