[ 02:47 marcus  ]

• 1.38 net/tac_plus4/Makefile
• 1.13 net/tac_plus4/distinfo
• 1.3 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-Makefile.in
• 1.2 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-af
• 1.2 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-configure
• 1.3 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-maxsess.c
• 1.2 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-users_guide
• 1.1 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-users_guide.in
• 1.2 net/tac_plus4/files/tac_plus.in

Update to F4.0.4.18, and add support for TACACS+ profiles to the rc.d
scripts.

PR:             134768 (profile support)
Submitted by:   Ryan T.Dean <rtdean@cytherianage.net> (profile support)

[ 02:42 marcus  ]

• 1.34 net/tac_plus4/Makefile
• 1.10 net/tac_plus4/distinfo
• 1.2 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-Makefile.in
• 1.6 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-ab
• 1.2 net/tac_plus4/files/patch-maxsess.c
• 1.6 net/tac_plus4/files/tac_plus.conf.example
• 1.1 net/tac_plus4/files/tac_plus.in
• 1.4 net/tac_plus4/files/tac_plus.sh
• 1.1 net/tac_plus4/pkg-install
• 1.9 net/tac_plus4/pkg-plist

* Update to F4.0.4.13
* Configure tac_plus to run as the user tacacs after starting up [1]
* Convert to USE_RC_SUBR

Requested by:   Ryan Steinmetz <rpsfa@rit.edu>

[ 08:06 andreas  ]

• unknown net/tac_plus4/Makefile
• unknown net/tac_plus4/files/patch-aa
• unknown net/tac_plus4/files/patch-maxsess.c

From Sergey:   "Using tacacs I found that ckfinger() function from maxsess.c
module    returns wrong count of current sessions for users with "maxsess"   
parameter established in tac_plus.conf. It happens if Cisco access    server
works with IOS v 12.x.    On the other hand ckfinger() works well with IOS v
11.x    Here are patches for both maxsess.c and port's Makefile to fix    this
problem (but it is just workaround, ckfinger() should be    fully rewritten)."  
From me:    changed variable name by prepending string "TAC_", so that tacacs+  
 ports variables follow an unique scheme.   Please note: this doesn't compile
with the new TAC_IOS_VERSION variable   if you have CFLAGS redefined in
/etc/make.conf as:   CFLAGS=-pipe -O (or whatever)   You have to use  
CFLAGS+=-pipe -O (or whatever)   Mailed to -developers. Am really not sure,
what's the culprit here.   Fact is, that a part of CFLAGS get lost when
compiling the port,   if you redefine CFLAGS in /etc/make.conf without the "+"
sign ...   I personally removed my CFLAGS define in /etc/make.conf as it  
defaults to -pipe -O, which is fine for me.