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Number of commits found: 9

Un-break packaging by making the GnuPG dependency explicit. My original
goal was to have this port be gpg-version-agnostic, but since there is
no gpg installed on the package builders, and the new configure script
in version 1.5 fails if it can't find one, package building was failing.

The solution is twofold, in the port test if gpg2 is already present,
and record a dependency on it if so. If not, depend on gpg 1.x, and
record that dependency. [1] Second, rev the configure script to look
for gpg2 first, and use that if its found. That will allow those that
install the port (or the software without the port) to prefer gpg2.

Other than the fix in the configure script there are no other changes
from version 1.5 to 1.6.

Submitted by:   pav [1]
Approved by:    portmgr (pav)

Update to version 1.5. There are many changes to improve portability
to other platforms (notably to Linux) and several substantive changes:

Bug fixes
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1. Add error handling for failed TDIR creation in ppf_decrypt,
ppf_verify, and ppf_mime*.
2. Fix error handling in ppf_mime_decrypt.

Improvements
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1. When displaying MIME messages after verification, substitute a space
for the MIME'ified =20 character at the end of a line, and substitute
an = sign for the MIME'ified =3D. This greatly improves readability
of the verified message.

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Upgrade to version 1.3, which primarily enhances the capabilities of
the MIME scripts, and picks a few other nits.

Add SHA256 checksums to my ports

Upgrade to 1.2, which fixes the display problem introduced in a
prior version of Pine, adds script to decrypt MIME messages,
and automatically determines the right key to use for sign/encrypt.

Now that the SIZE thing has stabilized, add it to the ports I maintain.

Re-roll the distfile to include a minor documentation change.

Add security as a virtual category.

Upgrade to version 1.1, which has infinitely better error handling.
All users of this package are encouraged to upgrade.

Re-creation of the Bourne Shell based pgp filters for Pine that used
to be part of the pine4 port. These have been updated to A) actually
work, and B) use gnupg if it's available.

Number of commits found: 9

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