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Tuesday, 10 Jan 2017
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02:06 adamw
Simplify, reformat, and modernize.
The user-facing changes, some of which required a PORTREVISION bump:
* Don't make everybody download the signature file
* Add USES=readline, rather than making assumptions about it being in
/usr. A side effect of this was that gnupg was being built with
readline support on 10 but not 11, except when LDAP was enabled which
brought it in as a side effect
* Don't make manpages dependent upon the DOCS option. As a side effect,
everybody now gets the info files. Also, put the help files into
DOCSDIR instead of DATADIR; best as I can tell they aren't being
called from within gpg
* Reword the pkg-descr to describe what gpg is, rather than making a
frightening-sounding statement about patents and unrestricted use
* Handle the gpg symlink in the plist, and be a little looser about
creating it and tighter about removing it
* Remove the pkg-message. The pinentry dependency installs a pinentry
dialogue already
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Thursday, 21 Dec 2006
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13:31 kuriyama
- Upgrade gnupg to 2.0.1. Old stable version (1.4.6) was repocopied
to security/gnupg1.
Thanks to: dougb, lofi
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Number of commits found: 2 |