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Wed, 3 Feb 2016
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[ 20:08 pawel ]
- Remove deprecated @dirrm
- Creating kfun link and tmp directory is already done in post-install
target there's no need to do it with @exec in pkg-plist again
- Use options helper
PR: 206377
Submitted by: myself
Approved by: maintainer timeout
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Thu, 29 May 2014
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[ 14:15 glewis ]
. Fix mudlib ownership for staging.
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Mon, 6 Jul 2009
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[ 02:27 glewis ]
. Make this work with DGD 1.3.
. Fix some portlint warnings.
. Fix some compilation warnings.
. Make deinstall work a little better after the mud has been started and
someone has logged in.
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Fri, 29 Aug 2003
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[ 18:40 glewis ]
. . Make this port act more like a standard FreeBSD port:
. Don't install everything in ${PREFIX}/dgd instead place the
executables, docs and configuration in the standard places and
place the mudlib in DATADIR.
. Don't use the packing list as a list of things to install.
. Fix up the configuration file to point to the install locations.
. Add a sample rc script which can be used to start and stop dgd
with this mudlib (need a 5.x RCng version as well).
. Create a user to run the dgd service as (this is the same user
as used by the net/dgd port).
. More standard Makefile.
. Add a post-extract target which removes the need for do-build.
. Add a do-configure target and remove the obsolete configure script.
. Remove devel from CATEGORIES, it really doesn't belong. This port
should really just be in games, but thats another story.
. Catch up dependencies with changes to net/dgd.
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Mon, 17 Jun 2002
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[ 02:44 glewis ]
Really fix the packing list. There is some issue with respect to
including files which DGD generates, but they will always be there
if the mud has been started and even if it hasn't they only generate
a warning.
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[ 02:35 glewis ]
. Rejig the packing list so the PKG_ARGS redefinition in the Makefile
is no longer necessary. Also, create and remove directories which are
initially empty but necessary for normal mud operation.
. Take maintainership.
. Install an example of the ACCESS.ALLOW and ACCESS.DENY files and
adjust the installation process to take account of the new packing
list (which it uses).
Still to address is the issue of the mud setting up its own directory.
This needs to be addressed in the context of the server port (net/dgd).
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[ 02:26 glewis ]
Unbreak the packing list for this port. As the list of files to
install for the port is generated from the packing list, this
also unbreaks the port (a critical file was not installed, meaning
the mud couldn't be started). In particular:
. Don't include empty directories (these will be addressed in a
later commit).
. Don't include non-existent files.
. Do include a critical header file, namely auto.h without which
the mud cannot start.
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Number of commits found: 7 |