09:16 miwi 

- Update to 1.1.3

PR:		175575
Submitted by:	Ports Fury

 

13:53 ohauer 

- remove MD5

16:55 matusita 

Update to 1.1.1.

Note to users:
From version 1.1.0, POPFile uses SQLite version 3, instead of version 2.
Since database migration to SQLite3 is done automatically, you may better
to backup your ${HOME}/.popfile data before upgrading.

04:46 matusita 

Update to v1.0.1.

The manual is no longer bundled with the POPFile distribution.
Use http://getpopfile.org/docs/ instead (you may find a link to this
page at the bottom of POPFile Control Center page).

06:45 matusita 

Update to 1.0.0.

Since POPFile is quite mature product even in version 0.x age, and there
are small changes between previous release, use this ports/mail/popfile
directory for version 1.0.0.

Small change for users who read Japanese email:

        POPFile now suports two different Japanese-text-handling library,
        Kakasi and MeCab.  In POPFile 0.x, only Kakasi is supported.
        So introducing two option, 'WITH_POPFILE_KAKASI=YES' and
        'WITH_POPFILE_MECAB=YES', to depend Kakasi and MeCab respectively.

        Old option, 'WITH_POPFILE_JAPANESE=YES' is still ok and it means
        'WITH_POPFILE_KAKASI=YES' for backward compatibility.  However,
        please update your make.conf (or whatever) to use new option name.

07:21 matusita 

Update to 0.22.5.  Also some cleanups on RUN_DEPENDS and messages.

14:10 matusita 

Update to 0.22.4 just released today.  There are very few changes but
good bugfixes and improvements, so update it just now for 6.1-RELEASE.

For those using SSL support (WITH_POPFILE_SSL is defined): According to
the POPFile version 0.22.4 documentation, POPFile 0.22.4 doesn't work
with IO::Socket::SSL version 0.97 that is in security/p5-IO-Socket-SSL.
I set this ports as IGNORE if WITH_POPFILE_SSL is defined, to avoid
unsupposed failure on SSL support.

If systems that have IO::Socket::SSL version 0.96, don't update to 0.97,
and make this ports with WITH_POPFILE_SSL *undefined*.  POPFile will
use IO::Socket::SSL if required by configuration even if WITH_POPFILE_SSL
is defined or not during the build.

08:19 matusita 

Put SHA256 checksums.

Fix long-standing typo in linux-vmware-toolbox5/distinfo (pass me
a pointyhat to me...)

05:47 matusita 

Update to 0.22.3.

14:35 matusita 

Update to 0.22.2, with minor updates including:
        - Add WITH_POPFILE_XMLRPC option for XMLRPC module dependency.
        - Add WITH_POPFILE_SOCKS, but it's just a placeholder...
          (there's no IO::Socket::Socks module in our ports)
        - Minor comment cleanup.
        - Update patch-Bayes.pm for 0.22.2 (actually comments were changed).

04:29 matusita 

Update to 0.22.1.

17:14 matusita 

Update to 0.22.0.

This commit also introduce a new option, WITH_POPFILE_SSL.  Since 0.22.0,
popfile supports SSL connection for clients.  If WITH_POPFILE_SSL is defined
(default not defined), add security/p5-IO-Socket-SSL to RUN_DEPENDS.

Please note that this changes is based on PR: 71938, thank you Daniel.

PR:             71938
Submitted by:   daniel at dgrund.de (partly)

01:34 matusita 

Update to 0.21.2, to fix a security hole.

PR: ports/70829
Submitted by: Daniel Grund, daniel _at_ dgrund.de

16:04 matusita 

Update to 0.21.1.

Also use PORTVERSION as a part of PATCHFILES filename.

13:47 matusita 

Update to v0.21.0.

Other (minor) changes are listed below:

* Update additional patches also.
* Add new perl module dependency which POPFile newly 'use'ed.
* Add new runtime dependency option, WITH_POPFILE_UPGRADE_FROM_0_20.
        If you're using previous version of POPFile, you may want to make
        this port with WITH_POPFILE_UPGRADE_FROM_0_20=YES.
* Display compile-time option introduction.
* Introduce popfile.sh, per-user bases startup script.  Since v0.21.0
  supports multi-user, you don't have to have your _own_ copy of POPFile.
  setup-popfile.sh is also removed; it doesn't need anymore.

02:20 matusita 

APOP patch update to include manual entry update.  Bump PORTREVISION.

16:01 matusita 

New port: popfile

POPFile is an automatic mail classification tool.  Unlike other
email classification tools, POPFile acts as a POP3 proxy server.

Reviewed by:    kuriyama (mentor)