[ 15:53 matusita  ]

• 1.15 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/Makefile
• 1.2 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/pkg-descr
• 1.4 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/pkg-plist

Update for the better package, including:
        - info messages moved to ${PKGMESSAGE} for pkg_add(1).
        - remove old messages.
        - employ PLIST_FILES.
        - respect CFLAGS if user wants.
        - add WWW: line.
        - add messages for old users that why this daemon runs as root.

Submitted by:   sf (except WWW: line)

[ 14:36 matusita  ]

• 1.14 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/Makefile
• 1.5 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/distinfo
• 1.1 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/files/patch-READMEJP
• 1.3 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/files/patch-aa
• 1.3 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/files/patch-ac
• 1.3 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/files/patch-ad
• 1.1 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/files/patch-copyfromcdb.sh
• 1.3 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/pkg-plist

Update to 1.71.

As you know, version 1.71 (actually 1.71dev) is "development version."
However, this version was already available in 20th century, and there
are no "doesn't work" information.  The author of dbskkd-cdb says it's
ok to update this port to version 1.71dev, so here it is.

With a help of ports/databases/cdb, the Makefile is simpler than previous.

No features are changed, except dbskkd-cdb does chroot(2) in this version.
Since chroot(2) requires superuser privilege, dbskkd-cdb should be started
by root.  For inetd user, please double-check your inetd.conf line from

  skkserv stream tcp nowait nobody ${PREFIX}/libexec/dbskkd-cdb dbskkd-cdb

to

  skkserv stream tcp nowait root ${PREFIX}/libexec/dbskkd-cdb dbskkd-cdb"

to kick by root.  Daemontools users please consult the document.

Thanks to: Kenji Rikitake (the dbskkd-cdb author)

[ 15:33 matusita  ]

• 1.11 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/Makefile
• 1.2 japanese/dbskkd-cdb/pkg-plist

Use ports/japanese/skk-jisyo-cdb.

There is no functional changes for server itself.  However, the dictionaly
location is changed, so bump PORTREVISION to notify the change to the users.

patch-ab is no longer needed, since this ports doesn't build CDB format
dictionary anymore.