sysutils/rubygem-chef-cleanroom: Add rubygem-chef-cleanroom 1.0.4
The cleanroom pattern is a safer, more convenient, Ruby-like approach for
limiting the information exposed by a DSL while giving users the ability to
write awesome code!
This is a chef fork of https://github.com/sethvargo/cleanroom.
WWW: https://github.com/chef/cleanroom
sysutils/rubygem-license_scout: Add rubygem-license_scout 2.6.2
License Scout is a utility that discovers and aggregates the licenses for your
software project's transitive dependencies.
WWW: https://github.com/chef/license_scout
sysutils/cpufetch: Add new port.
Simple yet fancy CPU architecture fetching tool.
cpufetch is a command-line tool written in C that displays the CPU information
in a clean and beautiful way.
WWW: https://github.com/Dr-Noob/cpufetch
PR: 258736
cleanup: Remove expired ports:
devel/erlang-exmpp: last upstream patches over 10 years ago
sysutils/showbeastie: Broken on FreeBSD 12 and above since 2018
2021-09-30 www/squid3: Unsupported by upstream
2021-09-30 sysutils/cfengine310: OpenSSL 1.1.X is not supported.
2021-09-30 security/py-paramiko1: Out of date version. No consumer now. Use
security/py-paramiko
2021-09-30 sysutils/cfengine-masterfiles310: cfengine310 will retire at FreeBSD
11 EOL
2021-09-30 security/openca-tools-forked: Use modern port security/libscep
instead
2021-09-30 multimedia/sms1xxx-kmod: Supports DVB API v3 only. Use
multimedia/webcamd instead
2021-09-30 sysutils/cfengine311: OpenSSL 1.1.X is not supported.
2021-09-30 sysutils/cfengine-masterfiles311: cfengine311 will retire at FreeBSD
11 EOL
2021-09-30 mail/postfix35: It is only here until FreeBSD 11 is EoL (Postfix >=
3.6 requires OpenSSL >= 1.1.x)
sysutils/kpmcore: new port, KDE partition manager libraries
This is the backend-library for KDE partition-management utilities,
including sysutils/calamares. There is no functional FreeBSD backend,
though, so the port currently builds the dummy backend.
There is rudimentary ZFS support in the libraries, so having
a port available seems like a good start to completing the ZFS
work (at which point it's all-of-a-suddent useful for many
FreeBSD systems).
sysutils/calamares: new port, GUI system installer
Calamares is a GUI-based Linux system installer (e.g. for Linux
distro's to get their ISO image installed on a computer). It can
(probably) do FreeBSD as well, although it needs some more work
in order to do the right thing for ZFS (and also the traditional
fetching-base-tarballs bits). Since it is modular and extensible,
adding the FreeBSD-specific bits can be done later. Having a
port seems like a good start (with future ports calamares-extensions
and calamares-freebsd so that a live-ISO-installer could work
with just those packages installed; potentially useful for
helloSystem, FuryBSD and others if they care to collaborate
on GUI-installer-development rather than bespoke bits).
sysutils/pdsh: resurrect^Wreadd previously expired port
- Bring it back from the attic and update to version 2.34
- Nowadays, project is hosted and released on the GitHub
- Use more appropriate USE_PERL5 and INSTALL_TARGET values
- Hook the test suite to our framework (not all tests pass)
sysutils/plasma5-ksystemstats: new port for system resource usage
Plasma Systemstats is a successor to (lib)KSysGuard in the way
that Plasma System Monitor is a successor to KSysGuard. The
background idea is that system statistics collection (resource
usage) should be low-overhead and pluggable and the UI in the
application flexible. KSysGuard achieved that with 2010-era
technologies, but time and technology moves on.
Note, though, that the backend -- the actual system-statistics-
collection -- on FreeBSD is missing collection of network
activity (entirely) and memory use (is wrong). System monitor
is **not yet** a replacement for KSysGuard on FreeBSD, but the
CPU monitoring -- which might be the most important and graphically
appealing bit on a desktop machine -- is much improved.
This commit introduces the new port, adds it to USE_KDE,
and makes it a dependency of system-monitor, to ease the
eventual replacement (once the issues mentioned above are
cleared up) of old by new.
sysutils/bhyve+: New Port: bhyve with unofficial extensions
A patched version of BHyVe, the BSD Hypervisor from the base system
that includes features and fixes that are not yet officially there.
WWW: https://github.com/pgj/freebsd-bhyve-plus-port
sysutils/fusefs-xfuse: Read-only FUSE server implementing XFS
Bring in a new port of the GSoC project implementing XFS read-only support
as a fuse module. The new port is written in the Rust language, which is very
appropriate for system software.
Submitted by: Khaled Emara
Approved by: thierry (mentor, implicit)
PR: 58009
cleanup: Remove expired ports:
2021-08-19 sysutils/graid5: Module contains subtile errors and is obsolete by
ZFS raidz. Consider migrating to ZFS.
2021-08-19 x11-wm/gcompmgr: Abandonware since 2005, using discontinued libraries
2021-08-19 irc/lostirc: Abandonware since 2005, dependens on discontinued
libraries
sysutils/atf-fvp: Add a new Arm TF-A for the Arm FVP
This is used on the Arm Models (simulators)
Approved by: manu
Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation
sysutils/keyd: add new port
keyd has several unique features many of which are traditionally only
found in custom keyboard firmware like QMK. Some of the more
interesting ones include:
- Layers.
- Key overloading (different behaviour on tap/hold).
- Per keyboard configuration.
- Instantaneous remapping (no flashing required).
- A simple and intuitive config format.
- Being display server agnostic (works on wayland and virtual console alike).
https://github.com/rvaiya/keyd
sysutils/brut: New port
GUI for various admin tasks
Graphical user interface (GUI) for various administrative tasks:
- partition editor, disk editor
- user/group management
- date, time, timezone
- and more.
Some desktop users might find this port helpful.
It uses gtk3 for the GUI elements. It has a sudo backend.
WWW: https://github.com/random532/brut
PR: 251373
sysutils/batterycat: new port had been added (+)
BatteryCat is a laptop battery monitoring and health tool: it monitors
the current charging state as well as the long-term degradation of the
laptop's battery by keeping history.
WWW: https://sourceforge.net/projects/batterycat/
sysutils/mkjail: New port: Fat jail creation script
mkjail can be used on FreeBSD to create new jails, keep them updated,
and upgrade to a new release.
mkjail requires the use of ZFS and will create each new jail in a
separate filesystem.
mkjail is not a jail manager. Jails are configured via /etc/jail.conf
and started/stopped via service jail start foo.
PR: 256871
Reported by: Robert Clausecker <fuz@fuz.su>
sysutils/u-boot-nanopi-r4s: u-boot port for FriendlyArm NanoPi R4S
U-Boot loader and related files for the FriendlyARM NanoPi-R4S (4GB/LPDDR4)
To install this bootloader on an sdcard just do:
dd if=/usr/local/share/u-boot/u-boot-nanopi-r4s/idbloader.img
of=/path/to/sdcarddevice seek=64 bs=512 conv=sync
dd if=/usr/local/share/u-boot/u-boot-nanopi-r4s/u-boot.itb
of=/path/to/sdcarddevice seek=16384 bs=512 conv=sync
WWW: https://www.denx.de/wiki/U-Boot
PR: 257045
Approved by: manu@
sysutils/fusefs-unreliablefs: Add new port
UnreliableFS is a FUSE-based fault injection filesystem that allows to
change fault-injections in runtime using simple configuration file.
Supported fault injections are:
- errinj_errno - return error value and set random errno.
- errinj_kill_caller - send SIGKILL to a process that invoked file
operation.
- errinj_noop - replace file operation with no operation (similar to
libeatmydata, but applicable to any file operation).
- errinj_slowdown - slowdown invoked file operation.
WWW: https://github.com/ligurio/unreliablefs
misc/schilytools: Consolidate old schily's tools
- Update and consolidate schily's tools into more reasonable state
- Transfer maintenance to Robert Clausecker <fuz@fuz.su>
From Robert Clausecker <fuz@fuz.su> (new maintainer):
In 2018, Jörg Schilling consolidated all his projects into the
schilytools project and stopped providing new separate releases for the
individual projects (such as cdrtools, smake, star, and ved). Hence,
the FreeBSD ports of these projects have been stuck on outdated versions
for years.
With this changeset, the schilytools are added to the ports collection
as a collection of 10 ports:
devel/schilybase (libraries)
archivers/star
devel/sccs
devel/smake
devel/sunpromake
editors/ved
net/rscsi (split out from cdrtools for security reasons)
sysutils/cdrtools
sysutils/schilyutils (command line helpers, shells)
misc/schilytools (meta port for all of these)
Where appropriate, I've tried to keep existing patches and conventions
in tact. Some options have been renamed to more appropriate names,
others have been added or removed. The schilytools have been patched
not to install binaries with the same name as system binaries, though
some man pages with such names remain.
The split into slave ports largely follows the OpenCSW packages provided
by the author. Some differences are present:
* strar has been moved from schilyutils to star
* rscsi has been moved from cdrtools into a package on its own as it
needs to be installed setuid to function.
* mountcd is a Solaris only program and is not shipped
* man2html is not shipped as it's already available in textproc/man2html
* cdrecord, cdda2wav, and readcd are only installed setuid root if the
user specifically requests so using a non-default option
This changeset unobsoletes the editors/ved port.
This changeset obsoletes the sysutils/cdrtools-devel port as schilytools
provide a newer version than the old development version shipped therein.
This changeset overwrites the following ports, the maintainers have
previously been informed via PR and direct email but haven't responded.
They have also been added as reviewers to this changeset.
archivers/star (mm@freebsd.org)
devel/smake (no maintainer)
sysutils/cdrtools (marius@freebsd.org)
sysutils/cdrtools-devel (marius@freebsd.org)
PR: 256467
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D30669
sysutils/ssid: Move to sysutils/setsid
This makes setsid available under the more obvious package name setsid.
Add TIMESTAMP to distinfo because of the idiotic commit hook:
remote:
remote: ================================================================
remote: Do not commit ports without TIMESTAMP in their distinfo files.
remote: Rerun make makesum to add it.
remote: ================================================================
remote:
*/*: Remove expired ports:
2021-06-22 sysutils/cfengine314: Expire one year after cfengine 3.16.0 released
2021-06-22 sysutils/cfengine-masterfiles314: Expire one year after cfengine
3.16.0 released
sysutils/czkawka: add new port
Czkawka (tch-kav-ka, hiccup) is a simple, fast and free app to remove
unnecessary files from your computer.
Features:
- Written in memory safe Rust
- Amazingly fast - due to using more or less advanced algorithms and
multithreading
- Free, Open Source without ads
- Multiplatform - works on Linux, Windows and macOS
- Cache support - second and further scans should be a lot faster than
the first one
- CLI frontend - for easy automation
- GUI frontend - uses modern GTK 3 and looks similar to FSlint
- Rich search option - allows setting absolute included and excluded
directories, set of allowed file extensions or excluded items with
the * wildcard
- Multiple tools to use:
- Duplicates - Finds duplicates basing on file name, size, hash,
first 1 MB of hash
- Empty Folders - Finds empty folders with the help of an advanced
algorithm
- Big Files - Finds the provided number of the biggest files in
given location
- Empty Files - Looks for empty files across the drive
- Temporary Files - Finds temporary files
- Similar Images - Finds images which are not exactly the same
(different resolution, watermarks)
- Zeroed Files - Finds files which are filled with zeros (usually
corrupted)
- Same Music - Searches for music with same artist, album etc.
- Invalid Symbolic Links - Shows symbolic links which points to
non-existent files/directories
- Broken Files - Finds files with an invalid extension or that are
corrupted
https://github.com/qarmin/czkawka
sysutils/kvmclock-kmod: new port - call for testing
Improved performance on KVM paravirtualised systems. Testing
welcomed; please report successes and issues to:
https://reviews.freebsd.org/D29733
kvmclock-kmod is experimental and currently under development. This port
provides an easy and quick method for users to test this code for early
testing, feedback and bug reports.
This driver enables FreeBSD to use a more efficient paravirtualized
hardware clock, instead of emulating one, or abusing hypervisor
interrupts, when running as a virtualized OS under Linux KVM
(Kernel-based Virtual Machine).
Reviewed by: allanjude
Sponsored by: Klara Inc.
Sponsored by: SkunkWerks, GmbH
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D30459
PR: 216759
sysutils/pxp-agent: New port
This is the agent for the PCP Execution Protocol (PXP), based on the the Puppet
Communications Protocol (PCP). It enables the execution of actions on remote
nodes.
WWW: https://github.com/puppetlabs/pxp-agent
With hat: puppet
New port sysutils/containerd: Open and reliable container runtime
containerd is an industry-standard container runtime with an emphasis
on simplicity, robustness and portability. It is available as a daemon
for Linux and Windows, which can manage the complete container lifecycle
of its host system: image transfer and storage, container execution and
supervision, low-level storage and network attachments, etc.
WWW: https://containerd.io/
Thanks to Samuel Karp <me@samuelkarp.com> for working on the FreeBSD
support which is all upstream already!
sysutils/py-ansible-base: Add a new port
ansible-base is the Python package containing the essential parts of
Ansible. It is going to be replaced with ansible-core in the future
releases.
sysutils/py-ansible-core: Add new port
Ansible is a radically simple configuration-management, deployment,
task-execution, and multinode orchestration framework.
ansible-core contains the core engine, modules and plugins. It does not contain
community and partner supported Ansible Collections of modules and plugins.
New port: sysutils/lxqt-powermanagement
lxqt-powermanagement can monitor power management events and
optionally triggers actions like e.g. shut down a system when
laptop batteries are low on power.
sysutils/pam_xdg: add new port
Complete XDG Base Directories support via PAM, including injection of
according environment variables into user sessions, as well as creation
support for per-user $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR.
https://www.sdaoden.eu/code.html#s-toolbox
New port: regather is an LDAP syncrepl consumer which can perform various
actions based on LDAP syncrepl events.
Requested by: maintainer, who is also upstream author
KDE Plasma: update to 5.21.3
This updates the KDE Plasma parts to release 5.21.3. There is one
new port, plasma5-systemmonitor, which is the upcoming replacement
for KDE sysguard. It is not installed by default.
Release notes are at
https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/5/5.21.3/
Previous commits tidying up DOCS options left some non-
applications consumers without the necessary kdoctools
dependency, so (re)introduce that now.
sysutils/linux-miniconda-installer: Aid for installing and using miniconda
Conda, like pip and CRAN, is a popular system that allows non-root users to
install many binary software packages in their own directories. The system
includes a base "channel" (repository) as well as 3rd party community
channels, such as "bioconda". QC for community channels is generally below
that of the base channel and FreeBSD ports, but they provide users with a
convenient way to install software not yet available in FreeBSD ports.
Packages are available for Linux, MacOS, and Windows. Linux Conda packages
work about as well on FreeBSD as they do on CentOS, which is the basis of
FreeBSD's Linux compatibility tool set. However, Conda and its packages
require a complete Linux environment for full functionality.
Typical Conda users do not know how to configure this environment on FreeBSD.
Miniconda-installer ensures a proper environment for installing and using
Miniconda and the packages it provides.
sysutils/ansible-sshjail: New port
An Ansible connection plugin for remotely provisioning FreeBSD jails separately
from their jailhost.
WWW: https://github.com/austinhyde/ansible-sshjail
Clean up some things
- Remove duplicate variables
- Remove nop variables
- Sort categories
- Remove redundant option descriptions that match the default ones
Reported by: portscan
devel/sd-mux-ctrl: Rename to match upstream
Rename devel/sd-mux to devel/sd-mux-ctrl and remove dupplicate port
sysutils/sd-mux-ctrl added recently. As the port names were different
`addport -y` didn't catch the duplicate when looking at the catalog tree
INDEX. Also add entries into MOVED.
Approved by: swills
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D29732
Remove expired ports:
2021-04-01 ftp/wzdftpd: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 astro/roadmap: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 games/cosmo: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 games/bomberinstinct: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build
with -fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 games/drm: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 games/bygfoot: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 games/cre: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 irc/hybserv: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 irc/xaric: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 mail/elmo: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 misc/cave: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 security/bugs: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 security/dmitry: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 security/doorman: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 shells/esh: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 sysutils/cpu: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 textproc/libcrm114: No known users, dead upstream
2021-04-01 x11/wmmatrix: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 x11/wmxss: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 x11/tycoon: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 x11/xgrab: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 x11/xbanner: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 x11/bricons: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 x11/xmon: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 games/cavezofphear: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build
with -fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 astro/saoimage: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/ksmp3play: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/jamin: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/musicbox-tag-editor: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not
build with -fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/nspmod: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/cdplay: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/gimmix: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/ghostess: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/wmrecord: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/toolame: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 audio/shout: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 biology/grappa: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 biology/phylip: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 biology/lagan: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 cad/varkon: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 cad/transcalc: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 comms/seyon: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 comms/efax: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 converters/vda2fbd: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build
with -fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 converters/shftool: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build
with -fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 devel/openzz: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 devel/sourcenav: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 devel/gb: Unmaintained and dead upstream
2021-04-01 dns/checkdns: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 dns/inadyn-mt: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 editors/gate: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 editors/thoteditor: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build
with -fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 emulators/cinc: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 emulators/e-uae: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 emulators/dtcyber: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build
with -fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 ftp/jftpgw: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-01 ftp/pureadmin: Unmaintained and dead upstream, does not build with
-fno-common (llvm 11)
2021-04-02 textproc/hs-pandoc-citeproc: Integrated into textproc/hs-pandoc
Remove expired ports:
2021-03-31 www/gtkhtml3: Obsolete by upstream, doesn't build with recent
versions of pango
2021-03-31 deskutils/tomboy: Unmaintained and dead upstream, depends on
deprecated libraries such as www/gtkhtml3. Upstream project is now called
tomboy-ng.
deskutils/tomboy-plugin-reminder: part of deskutils/tomboy
2021-03-31 devel/monodevelop: outdated, depends on deprecated library
www/gtkhtml3
2021-03-31 sysutils/syslog-ng327: Not officially supported by upstream
2021-03-31 sysutils/logstash5: End of life since release of 7.3.0
2021-03-31 www/decss: Abandonware
2021-03-31 textproc/elasticsearch5: End of life since release of 7.3.0
2021-03-31 textproc/elasticsearch5-search-guard: textproc/elasticsearch5 is
scheduled for removal
2021-03-31 multimedia/gnome-subtitles: outdated, depends on deprecated library
www/gtkhtml3
2021-03-31 net/libproxy-mozjs: Uses EOL Python 2.7 via lang/spidermonkey52
2020-12-31 lang/spidermonkey52: Uses Python 2.7 which is EOLed upstream
The FluxEngine is a very cheap USB floppy disk interface capable of reading
and writing exotic non-PC floppy disk formats. It allows you to use a
conventional PC drive to accept Amiga disks, CLV Macintosh disks, bizarre
128-sector CP/M disks, and other weird and bizarre formats.
The hardware consists of a single, commodity part with a floppy drive
connector soldered onto it. No ordering custom boards, no fiddly surface
mount assembly, and no fuss: nineteen simple solder joints and you're done.
WWW: http://cowlark.com/fluxengine/
PR: 254586
Submitted by: Simon Peter <probono@puredarwin.org>
Add sysutils/sd-mux-ctrl, Tizen SD mux control program
The Tizen SD Mux is a SD card multiplexer: it electrically moves an SD
card between an SD reader and a device under test.
Details available at https://wiki.tizen.org/SD_MUX and
https://git.tizen.org/cgit/tools/testlab/sd-mux/
Thanks to Daniel Engberg and sbz for advice and updates.
Reviewed by: sbz
Approved by: sbz
Sponsored by: The FreeBSD Foundation
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D29474
Add sysutils/mxkill: An X11/Motif ps display with kill
Add sysutils/mxkill to ports. mxkill is a simple psaux utility that
provides the ablilty to kill selected processes. Playing with it one
evening it discovered for me a number of errant oclock processes
running in my CDE dispaly.
sysutils/synergy: Correct version confusion: current version is 1.x.x, not 2.x.x
Therefore sysutils/synergy-1 is removed, and sysutils/synergy PORTEPOCH is
bumped because the prevuous commit went backwards 2.x.x -> 1.x.x
Reference:
https://github.com/symless/synergy-core/issues/6850#issuecomment-732045154
Reported by: Aleksander Matveev <timon@timon.net.nz>
sysutils/ipfs-go-fs-repo-migrations: create port
Migrations for the filesystem repository of ipfs clients
WWW: https://github.com/ipfs/fs-repo-migrations
This will be useful for use with updates to sysutils/ipfs-go
Add sysutils/vivid
vivid is a generator for the LS_COLORS environment variable that controls the
colorized output of ls, tree, fd, bfs, dust and many other tools.
It uses a YAML configuration format for the filetype-database and the color
themes. In contrast to dircolors, the database and the themes are organized in
different files. This allows users to choose and customize color themes
independent from the collection of file extensions. Instead of using cryptic
ANSI escape codes, colors can be specified in the RRGGBB format and will be
translated to either truecolor (24-bit) ANSI codes or 8-bit codes for older
terminal emulators.
WWW: https://github.com/sharkdp/vivid
Add Bacula 11.0.1
NOTE: New Catalog format in version 11.0 and greater
The upgrade process will require more or less twice the
size of the actual database.
see update_bacula_tables
re https://www.bacula.org/bacula-release-11-0-1/
While here, update Bacula 9 conflicts.
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