22:53 brooks 

SlimServer has been superseded by SqueezeCenter for over a year and the
audio/slimserver port has been marked as DEPRECATED for over eight
months.  Remove all SlimServer related ports.

I was unable to contact the maintainer of slimserver-lastfm and
slimserver-slimscrobbler, but they have received no updates since
late 2006.

The other slimserver-* ports were maintained by tdb who approved their
removal (and who maintains squeezecenter-* couterparts for most of
them.)

Prodded by:     erwin
Approved by:    tdb (maintainer), <silence>

16:58 brooks 

Fix build for people who have somehow managed to install Perl without a
working /usr/bin/perl.

00:19 brooks 

Upgrade to slimserver 6.5.1.  Mostly minor improvements.  See the
release notes for details http://www.slimdevices.com/Changelog6.html.

Fix a longstanding bug that caused mDNS support to not actually work.

Take advantage of improvements in rc.subr to reduce the amount of code
in the shutdown path including removing the pgrep dependancy.

02:56 brooks 

Upgrade slimserver to version 6.5.0.

The biggest change is that the database is now MySQL instead of SQLite.
Slimserver starts it's own MySQL instance so you don't need to deal with
MySQL configuration, but both the client and server are now
dependencies.  For more info see the change log at:

        http://www.slimdevices.com/Changelog6.html

Most of the binary perl modules are now port dependencies.  YAML-Syck is
not yet because it didn't work.  I suspect a version issues (the ports
version is newer).

02:32 brooks 

Upgrade to 6.2.1.  Mostly a bugfix release.

Also, switch the style of patch to Bin/build-perl-modules.pl to remove
lines rather than commenting them out.

19:45 brooks 

Override hardcoding of libexpat search paths in internal build of
XML-Parser to allow an alternate LOCALBASE to work.

Reported by:    dosirak (via kris)

05:17 brooks 

Upgrade to 6.0.1.

Stop trying to use ports versions of all the CPAN bits and do things the way
the vendor expects.  It's less elegant, but much easier to maintain.  Do build
our own versions of binary modules so we have a chance on all platforms, but
use a slightly modified version of their script to do so (mostly make it
non interactive and fetch the files from DISTDIR/DIST_SUBDIR rather
than direct from slimdevices each build).

Mark RESTRICTED.  The distfiles and the build contain non-restributable bits.
Some of the people building packages for linux are working on a way around
this (not distributing the firmware and using alternate images), but that's
no here yet.

Nagged by:      many :-)
Prodded by:     my dying cd player