Number of commits found: 7

EOL Upstream

http://rsyslog.com/rsyslog-6-2-0-v6-stable-released/

sysutils/rsyslog4|rsyslog5|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-dbi|rsyslog5-dbi|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-gnutls|rsyslog5-gnutils|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-gssapi|rsyslog5-gssapi|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-mysql|rsyslog5-mysql|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-pgsql|rsyslog5-pgsql|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-relp|rsyslog5-relp|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-rfc3195|rsyslog5-rfc3195|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream
sysutils/rsyslog4-snmp|rsyslog5-snmp|2012-01-16|EOL Upstream

- Chase net-snmp shlib version bump.

Mark the various sysutils/rsyslog*-snmp ports as only being broken on
i386-8 and above, instead of everywhere.

Reported by:    pointyhat

- Mark BROKEN

Reported by:    pointyhat

- Chase net-snmp shlib bump

- Update to 4.1.4

PR:             ports/131181
Submitted by:   Cristiano Rolim Pereira <cristianorolim@hotmail.com>
(maintainer)

Rsyslog works based in input and output modules. The port sysutils/rsyslog4
brings
the core modules for basic functionality.

-snmp SNMP trap sending

PR:                     ports/130046
Submitted by:   Cristiano Rolim Pereira <cristianorolim at hotmail.com>

Number of commits found: 7

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

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