Number of commits found: 23

- update to 1.3.4
- strict python versions
- drop WITH_PSYCO option (python < 2.6 is EOL)
- drop optional simplejson dependency (for python < 2.6)
- silence REINPLACE_CMD calls

changes:
http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/ChangeLog

Feature safe:   yes

- update to 1.3.3
- Assign maintainer to submitter
- install license with license framework, not manually
- eliminate explicit setuptools dependency because build/run dependency on it
already implied when USE_DISTUTILS=easy_install is set
- remove boost-python-libs dependency - it is needed only for bundled
libtorrent-rasterbar-python, while we install libtorrent-rasterbar-python
from ports tree
- depend on simplejson only if python < 2.6 (it is included into >=2.6)
- use PYTHON_VER instead of homebrew PYDOTVER (yeah, i know they are not
the same, but PYTHON_VER is sufficient in this case)
- www/py-twistedWeb dependency is needed only at runtime, so use USE_TWISTED_RUN
instead
- unset WITH_PSYCO if python version > 2.6 (psyco doesn't works with 2.6+)
- fix some whitespace

PR:             ports/159175
Submitted by:   Ruslan Mahmatkhanov <cvs-src@yandex.ru>
Approved by:    jsa@ (old maintainer)

Unbreak port and update to 1.3.2.
Take maintainership.

Approved by:    kwm (mentor), pav (portmgr)

- Update to 1.3.0
- Add DESKTOP_ENTRIES
- Take over maintainership

Update to 1.3.0_rc2

Update to version 1.3.0_rc1, which has numerous improvements and fixes

Major work on the update done by:       lioux
Tweaks, bugs, and rc.d script by:       me

Feature safe:   yes

- Revert back to previous version (to many problems)
- Bump PORTEPOCH

Requested by:   many

- Update to 1.2.0

PR:             142983
Submitted by:   Ports Fury

net-p2p/deluge: Update to 1.1.0.

net-p2p/deluge05: Repocopied from net-p2p/deluge and update to 0.5.9.4. This
is for anyone that do not want to move to 1.1.0.

Repocopy:       marcus

Update to 0.5.9.1.

Update to 0.5.9.0.

Update to 0.5.8.5.

Remove link with librt, FreeBSD doesn't need it. Our clock_gettime() is in
libc and Linux is in librt. This should fix the build on FreeBSD 6.x and below
as librt was added in FreeBSD 7.x. Bump the PORTREVISION to unlink it.

Reported by:    Mike Harding <mvh@ix.netcom.com>

Update to 0.5.8.1.

Update to 0.5.7.1.

Update to 0.5.6.

The tarball has been rerolled again. Somehow I have lost the second tarball
to compare with the third tarball, so I have no idea what kind of change. I
have asked in the forum[1] and the developer has replied. He said that he does
not remember what kind of change in there, but he promise me that it's safe.
Since nobody knew, so I am going to bump the PORTREVISION in case.

The developer said that he will post in the news next time if he reroll the
tarball to give us the headup the reason of reroll. I think it's fair enough.

[1] http://forum.deluge-torrent.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=309

Reported by:    krismail

The tarball has been re-rolled by remove a lot of useless files that was
included by accident. Also, they tweaked a bit in setup.py that doesn't affect
anything in runtime as no function change.

-SIZE (deluge-0.5.4.1.tar.gz) = 15536378
+SIZE (deluge-0.5.4.1.tar.gz) = 1480071

Reported by:    krismail

- Update to 0.5.4.
- Add a patch to enable compact allocation by default. It doesn't work very
  if it is disable, because of UFS2.

Update to 0.5.2.

Update to 0.5.1 and took a patch from rblibtorrent/files/patch-socket_ops.hpp.

Update to 0.4.99.1 as in Deluge 0.5 Release Candidate 1.

Deluge is a Bittorrent client written in Python and GTK+. Deluge is intended
to bring a native, full-featured client to Linux, BSD, and other *NIX GTK
desktop environments such as Gnome and XFCE.

Deluge uses Rasterbar's version of libtorrent as the main ingredient in its
bittorrent protocol backend.

WWW: http://deluge-torrent.org/

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deluge-0.4.90.3 as in Deluge 0.5 Beta 3, I have added two patches from its SVN
to fix the memory leaks.

Number of commits found: 23

12 vulnerabilities affecting 17 ports have been reported in the past 14 days

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