14:31 Mathieu Arnold (mat) 

all: Remove all other $FreeBSD keywords.

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22:41 mandree 

mail/mailman: fix some permission issues, realign template policy

- tighten up permissions on install dirs even more, patching
  bin/check_perms to not complain - fewer directories or files belong
  in mailman's hand or need group write permissions.

- revert 2.1.30's "make templates samples" because the upstream has
  always instead provided a templates/site dir here and warned users that
  default templates will be overwritten on updates or reinstallation
 
https://wiki.list.org/DOC/4.48%20How%20can%20I%20change%20the%20HTML%20or%20.txt%20templates%20used%20by%20my%20mailing%20lists%3F
  changed templates will be written to different directories, the site,
  domain-specific or list-specific directory

- adjust pkg-plist such that a no-script install, a regular install
  with post-install script run, and check_perms agree on permissions,
  however with tighter write permissions than the default install,
  as a security-in-depth safety precaution. [1]

- revise files/pkg-install.in accordingly

- boil down files/pkg-message.in texts a little bit

- bump PORTREVISION

PR:		245853
Reported by:	manu@ (IRC) [1]

 

20:46 mandree 

mail/mailman: update to 2.1.30 - bug fix (incl. data loss)

* upstream changelog:
https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mailman-coders/mailman/2.1/view/head:/NEWS#L6

Note that upstream means 2.1.30 to be the final 2.x release,
because it relies on Python 2.x which is EOL upstream.

! MAJOR DATA LOSS FIX, rename all templates/* files to .sample,
! and list them as a @sample in pkg-plist, because they can be edited
! through the web server, and an upgrade should not stomp over edited files.

* rearrange makefile a bit (portlint, portfmt)
* update and upload new htdig patch
* expose NLS port option to pkg-install script to avoid failure
* patch upstream bin/check_perms script to not complain about tightened-
  up messages/ and mailmanprefix (${PREFIX}/mailman) permissions that we
  set to 0755 instead of 02775. Mailman should not need to write outside
  designated directories or create new top-level directories in its install.
* fix a typo in the German (mailman.po) translation
* tweak pkg-install to:
  - leave ${PREFIX}/mailman permissions alone and not set them to 02775
  - fix up non-moved .sample files if pkg-install is run with -I
  - create a copy of mm_cfg.py from mm_cfg.py.dist if missing (-I)
  - create a newsyslog.conf.d/mailman.conf if missing, from
    examples/mailman.newsyslog.sample if installed (-I)
  - not attempt to fix messages/ (translations) permissions if the NLS
    port option is disabled
* tweak pkg-plist so that the proper permissions and groups are set
  by default already
* clean up pkg-message, thanks to bapt@ for pointing out that a missing
  type: means "install or upgrade".

MFH:		2020Q2 (@samples is an important fix against data loss on update)

 

14:18 woodsb02 

mail/mailman: Use .conf suffix for /usr/local/etc/newsyslog.conf.d/

- Rename the files installed to /usr/local/etc/newsyslog.conf.d/ to end
  with a '.conf' suffix.
- Add pkg-install script to automatically move any copies of the old
  newsyslog file to the new location if the new file is unmodified from the
default,
  or print a warning if it the new file has been modified.
- Add a note to UPDATING and pkg-message to warn users of this, in case
  they are using provisioning/configuration management tools which need
  to be modified. Note the UPDATING entry was committed in r485721.

Recent changes to /etc/newsyslog.conf (r340318) will only include files
from the /usr/local/etc/newsyslog.conf.d/ directory which end with
'.conf' and do not beginning with a '.' character.

Reviewed by:	mat
Approved by:	mandree (maintainer)
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D17088

 

21:23 mandree 

Attempt to support pkg upgrade through scripts WRT last_mailman_version.

 

12:45 mandree 

Overhaul default hosts configuration.

- When no virtualhosts are defined, and the default localhost/localhost is
  effective, the post-install script now adds DEFAULT_EMAIL_HOST,
  DEFAULT_URL_HOST, and add_virtualhost() lines to mm_cfg.py.

  Add corresponding support to remove unchanged configurations to the
  deinstall script.

- While here, overhaul crontab configuration to only request a merge if the
  crontab had been modified, and unify progress reports.

- Merge pkg-deinstall into pkg-install, to avoid duplication of code
  that might be missed in later maintenance.

PR:		225961
Reported by:	Terry Kennedy

 

22:32 mandree 

Security update to 2.1.26 (XSS bug), assorted other fixes.

- Fix checksum failures in Defaults.py[c]:
  No longer patch Defaults.py in postinstall, instead configure
  --with-mailhost=localhost --with-urlhost=localhost, as
  Fedora and Arch Linux do.

- Add a related note to FreeBSD-post-install-notes.

- Add a related safeguard to the rcfile, which will refuse to run
  if the DEFAULT_*_HOSTs are not configured. This can be changed
  with a new mailman_run_localhost="YES" rc.conf setting, which will
  then restrict itself to printing the warnings, but still start mailman.

- Update htdig patch to upstream SVN r1734.

- Bump USES, python:2 -> python:2.7

- Regenerated patches.

Changelog:
https://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mailman-coders/mailman/2.1/view/1743/NEWS#L8

Release/SecuritY announcement:
https://www.mail-archive.com/mailman-users@python.org/msg70478.html

PR:		225767 (related vuxml entry)
Reported by:	Vladimir Krstulja
MFH:		2018Q1
Security:	CVE-2018-5950
Security:	3d0eeef8-0cf9-11e8-99b0-d017c2987f9a

 

16:53 mandree 

Fix up DEFAULT_URL_HOST/DEFAULT_MAIL_HOST for jailed or external builds.

If the package is built in, for instance, poudriere, or on a computer other
than the one it is later installed on, the DEFAULT_MAIL_HOST and
DEFAULT_URL_HOST variables in the Mailman/Defaults.py file were unsuitable.

Leverage pkg-install to fix these up to be the same as hostname -f at
install time.

[The MFH would require the intermediate update to 2.1.24 to be included.]

MFH:		2017Q3

 

00:12 mandree 

Make sure pkg-install works with postfix-base, too.

Prior to this fix, pkg-install used hardcoded
${PKG_PREFIX}/sbin/postconf, but postfix-base installs it into
/usr/sbin/postconf.

Instead, do a path search for postconf in ${PKG_PREFIX}/sbin:$PATH and
cache the result in a variable.

 

00:05 mandree 

Fix pkg-install "install -d" invocation.

It used to use GNU-install-isms (options after arguments) that don't
work with BSD install and caused two spurious directories to be created,
one named -g, the other usually named "mailman" (or whichever group name
was configured).  Bumps PORTREVISION.

PR:		207528 (Attachment #167455)
Submitted by:	ohauer@

 

13:29 mandree 

Install powerlogo.png in both image locations.
(Reported by Alex Stangl.)

Take the opportunity to convert powerlogo from GIF to PNG.

Check permissions of mailman/qfiles directory and top-level
subdirectories from post-install before running check_perms script,
further to the existing workarounds for pkg/libarchive permissions
issues.

 

00:12 mandree 

Update rcfile and permission handling.

- Move directory permission handling into pkg-install, to work around
  pkg/libarchive issues on 9.3.
- Handle some crucial directory permissions directly in pkg-install,
  so that running check_perms becomes optional.
- Try a bit harder to preserve permissions on the archives/private dir.
- The rcfile now fixes directory permissions by default on start.
- You can now set mailman_fix_perms="NO" in the /etc/rc.conf* files,
  to avoid running check_perms -f on start, or from pkg-install.
- Clean up pkg-plist.
- Bump PORTREVISION to 6.

Suggested by:	bapt@, peter@

 

01:19 mandree 

The rcfile now runs bin/check_perms so users have a visual clue in case
  they installed the package without running scripts (pkg install -I).
Clean up inconsistent image (=icon) installation. Reported by Alex Stangl.
Makefile: Shuffle things around to please portlint.
Makefile: Clean up muting: only mute RM, comments, MKDIR.
Makefile: Move postfix checks into pkg-install.
pkg-deinstall: drop workaround for traditional pkg_delete.
pkg-deinstall: less verbose mail list reporting.
pkg-deinstall: cleanups for last_mailman_version handling.
pkg-install: defeat "Re-run..." line from check_perms to avoid confusing users.
pkg-plist: cleanups and modernization. Sets directory permissions.
  NOTE: pkg 1.4.1 is unable to extract these on package installs,
  "make install" however should be fine.

 

15:56 mandree 

Avoid leftovers on pkg_add-based systems by running a
depth-first remove of empty directories under the Mailman directory.

Submitted by:	jenkins/swills@

 

16:42 mandree 

Upgrade to new upstream release 2.1.16, release notes:
https://launchpad.net/mailman/2.1/2.1.16/

Support stage directory. (Requires Python 2.7, 2.6 is no longer
sufficient.) This requires us to compile the Python scripts ourselves to
avoid spilling the stagedir name all over the .pyc files, as Mailman's
build would do (causing complaints from make stage-qa).
While there, compile bin/*.py programs, too.

The post-install section of the Makefile is more verbose now.

Run Mailman's bin/update after install.

Fixes to handling the mailman_last_version file to avoid leftover dirs
from an unused Mailman installation and deinstallation.

Scripts are more robust now, and use mktemp -d for temporary directories.

 

06:00 tota 

- mail/mailman [1]
  * Add LICENSE section
  * Add CONFLICTS with japanese/mailman
  * Make use of SUB_FILES
  * Make use of PORTDOCS
  * Apply simple use of OPTIONS
  * Add WITHOUT_NLS knob to make portlint happier
  * Append "MTA = 'Postfix'" to mm_cfg.py.dist.in when defined
    both WITH_POSTFIX and WITH_INTEGRATION at the same time [3]
  * Bump PORTREVISION

- japanese/mailman [2]
  * Switch to Japanized mailman 2.1.14+j7 based on mail/mailman
  * Take maintainership
  * Add CONFLICTS with mail/mailman
  * Update pkg-descr
  * Set PORTEPOCH because 2.1.14.j7 is less than 2.1.14_6

PR:             ports/165404 (based on) [1], ports/165403 [2]
Submitted by:   tota (myself) [1] [2]
Suggested by:   Yoshito Takeuchi [3]
Approved by:    Sunagawa Koji (maintainer) [2]
Dedicated to:   Tokio Kikuchi