11:36 Rene Ladan (rene) 

cleanup: Remove expired ports:

2022-06-25 lang/cmucl: Not supported upstream since 2017 and broken since
FreeBSD 12.1
2022-06-25 devel/qbs: Abandoned and not working with modern clang
2022-06-25 lang/cmucl-extra: lang/cmucl is not supported upstream since 2017 and
broken since FreeBSD 12.1
2022-06-25 security/protonvpn-cli: This version is deprecated and unsupported
upstream. The port needs an update, which would require a fair amount of effort.
Use OpenVPN or Wireguard with configuration files provided by ProtonVPN instead.
2022-06-27 sysutils/firstboot-growfs: A better version is available on all
FreeBSD version
2022-06-27 security/modsecurity3-apache: The project was not developed further
2022-06-29 net-mgmt/zabbix54-frontend: Unsupported by upstream
2022-06-29 net-mgmt/zabbix54-server: Unsupported by upstream

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14:48 swills 

security/protonvpn-cli: fixes issue with certs and issue with countries

PR:		241103
Submitted by:	Lorenzo Salvadore <phascolarctos@protonmail.ch> (maintainer)

 

09:24 pi 

New port: security/protonvpn-cli

protonvpn-cli is an user-friendly command-line tool for accessing the
swiss-based privacy-focused ProtonVPN VPN service.
You need a ProtonVPN account to use it: you can create one at
https://protonvpn.com. Free accounts are available, although with
limited features: only 3 countries (Netherlands, USA, Japan) are
available with the free plan.
It can also easily add an extra layer of privacy by activating Tor
(needs payed plan).

No manual page is provided with protonvpn-cli, but you can get help
on usage by running protonvpn-cli -h.

Warning: although user is asked about enabling a killswitch or not, no
killswitch is available at the moment.

WWW: https://protonvpn.com

PR:		240841
Submitted by:	Lorenzo Salvadore <phascolarctos@protonmail.ch>