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Number of commits found: 5
Mon, 28 Jul 2014
[ 23:20 adamw ] 363275 mail/adcomplain/files/patch-aa 363275 mail/adcomplain/files/patch-adcomplain.pl 363275 mail/cclient/files/patch-Makefile 363275 mail/cclient/files/patch-aa 363275 mail/cclient/files/patch-ab 363275 mail/cclient/files/patch-ac 363275 mail/cclient/files/patch-src_osdep_unix_Makefile 363275 mail/cclient/files/patch-src_osdep_unix_os_bsi.h 363275 mail/drac/files/patch-Makefile 363275 mail/drac/files/patch-aa (Only the first 10 of 194 ports in this commit are shown above. ) Rename mail/ patch-xy patches to reflect the files they modify.
Sat, 16 Jul 2011
[ 23:20 swills ] 1.101 mail/qpopper/Makefile 1.38 mail/qpopper/distinfo 1.4 mail/qpopper/files/patch-aa 1.2 mail/qpopper/files/patch-aq 1.2 mail/qpopper/files/patch-ar 1.2 mail/qpopper/files/patch-common::string_util.c 1.2 mail/qpopper/files/patch-popper_genpath.c - Update to 4.1.0 PR: ports/158780 Submitted by: Doug Hardie <bc979@lafn.org> (maintainer)
Mon, 9 May 2005
[ 21:36 jylefort ] 1.85 mail/qpopper/Makefile 1.31 mail/qpopper/distinfo 1.2 mail/qpopper/files/extra-patch-popper::main.c 1.2 mail/qpopper/files/extra-patch-popper::pop_init.c 1.3 mail/qpopper/files/patch-aa 1.2 mail/qpopper/files/patch-popper::pop_updt.c 1.3 mail/qpopper/pkg-descr 1.5 mail/qpopper/pkg-message - Update to 4.0.7 - Use OPTIONS PR: ports/80794 Submitted by: Radim Kolar <hsn@netmag.cz>
Tue, 17 Apr 2001
[ 08:53 sobomax ] unknown mail/qpopper/Makefile unknown mail/qpopper/distinfo unknown mail/qpopper/files/patch-aa unknown mail/qpopper/files/patch-ap unknown mail/qpopper/files/patch-configure Update to 4.0. Unfortunately I have not heard from the maintainer, while 4.3 freeze is coming today, so I decided to force things a little. Among other things this release supports TLS/SSL, previously available in the Qualcomms's commercial package "Qpopper LX".
Wed, 1 Nov 2000
[ 10:20 sobomax ] unknown mail/popper3/Makefile unknown mail/popper3/distinfo unknown mail/popper3/files/patch-aa unknown mail/popper3/files/patch-ac unknown mail/popper3/files/patch-ao unknown mail/popper3/files/patch-ap unknown mail/popper3/files/patch-aq unknown mail/popper3/files/patch-ar unknown mail/popper3/pkg-comment unknown mail/popper3/pkg-descr (Only the first 10 of 22 ports in this commit are shown above. ) Merge popper3 and qpopper into single qpopper and remove popper3.
Number of commits found: 5

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