[ 02:34 adamw  ]

• 431051 security/gnupg20/Makefile
• 431051 security/gnupg20/files/patch-doc-Makefile.in
• 431051 security/gnupg20/pkg-descr
• 431051 security/gnupg20/pkg-install
• 431051 security/gnupg20/pkg-message
• 431051 security/gnupg20/pkg-plist

Modernize, reformat, and simplify this port.

User-facing changes, some of which required a PORTREVISION bump:
* Explicitly depend upon libgpg-error.so
* Just depend on readline for everybody, rather that silently linking
  against it on 10.x and when certain knobs were enabled
* Don't download the .sig file
* Install manpages for everybody. As a side effect, everybody gets
  the info files. Also, put the help docs into DOCSDIR, not DATADIR.
  AFAICT, they weren't called from gpg itself
* Reword the pkg-descr and COMMENT
* Fold the pkg-install into pkg-plist, and loosen the semantics for
  creating the gpg symlink, and tighten those for removing it
* Remove the pkg-message. The pinentry port installs a dialogue

[ 23:54 olgeni  ]

• 386725 security/gnupg/pkg-message
• 386725 security/gnupg20/pkg-message

Add references to security/pinentry-tty.

[ 17:46 gjb  ]

• 375475 security/gnupg/pkg-message
• 375475 security/gnupg20/pkg-message

Update security/gnupg*/pkg-message to reflect
reality.

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