21:58 Stefan Eßer (se) 

Remove WWW entries moved into port Makefiles

Commit b7f05445c00f has added WWW entries to port Makefiles based on
WWW: lines in pkg-descr files.

This commit removes the WWW: lines of moved-over URLs from these
pkg-descr files.

Approved by:		portmgr (tcberner)

    fb16dfe

21:00 kai 

sysutils/dvdisaster: Update to 0.79.5

* Pass maintainership to submitter
* Switch to new MASTER_SITES as the previous one ceased to exist
* Switch to GCC as upstream officially supports GCC only (it still compiles
  with CLANG if appropriate patching of the GNUMakefile is used. But the
  chances are somewhat higher that it might introduce subtle errors during
  runtime because some valid statements are optimized out by CLANG)
* Add desktop and icon file
* Add missing library dependencies
* Add additional documentation that describes how dvdisaster accesses
  optical drives with FreeBSD
* Add more information to pkg-message and make it dynamic
* Include two patches from Debian that fix the missing language fields with
  .po files. [1]
* Remove debug options that are not really useful for end users
* Remove redundant configure script arguments
* Remove redundant do-configure target
* Sort pkg-plist

While I'm here:

* Fix the license
* Simplify the makefile targets further by using only option helpers and
  thus remove the need for <bsd.port.{pre,post}.mk>

Changelog since 0.72.6 (summary):

The most prominent feature of this version is that the multithreaded RS03
codec reached production quality, and all required features have been
implemented.

A few things will be added with the next releases:

* Adaptive reading is currently disabled as it does not support RS03 yet and
  would crash or misbehave on RS03 error correction data
* A heuristic for an exhaustive re-discovery of RS03 structures in a badly
  damaged medium is missing in the decoder

But these things should not keep you from using RS03, as the encoder is
complete and future decoder enhancements do not affect already created RS03
data.

0.79.4 (07-10-2012 / not released)

* Optical drives would only be detected for /dev/pass[0-9] on FreeBSD. Fixed
  to work with arbitrary /dev/pass numbers.
* Blocked menu selection when any other action is in progress
* Made actions properly shut down (e.g. remove incomplete ecc data) when
  closing the window or pushing the "Quit" button.
* Changed sources for clean compile on gcc 4.4.3
* Added #include <zlib.h> for libpng 1.5 compatibility
* Introduced internal Image object for unified access to optical media and
  on disk ISO images; lots of internal changes and fixes due to that
* Added --ignore-iso-size option
* Fixed bug in pngpack
* Added remaining patches for Czech online manual.
* More comprehensive and unified version information for banner, --version,
  log window and log file to aid in working on bug reports
* Hardcoded icons to defeat theming
* Changed glib.h include for compatibility with glib 2.32
* Removed Darwin / Mac OS X support
* Synced with dvdisaster 0.72.4 fixes
* Completed RS01 and RS03 specification in the papers subdir

0.79.3 (21-11-2010)

* Fixed and documented -n command line options for RS02.
* Reworked configure for current NetBSD release

PR:		236423
Submitted by:	Bob Eager <bob@eager.cx>
Approved by:	tcberner (mentor)
Obtained from:	Debian [1]
Differential Revision:	https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19807

 

04:35 ak 

- Remove sourceforge mirror (no longer updated)
- Update WWW
- Remove indefinite article from COMMENT

PR:	ports/179992
Submitted by:	r4721@tormail.org
Approved by:	Corey Halpin <chalpin@cs.wisc.edu> (maintaner)

 

08:02 miwi 

The dvdisaster project:
dvdisaster provides a margin of safety against data loss on CD and DVD media
caused by aging or scratches.

* dvdisaster creates error correction data to compensate read errors which
are not correctable in the CD/DVD drive.

* dvdisaster tries to read as much data as possible from defective media.
Afterwards unreadable sectors are recovered using the previously created
error correction data. The maximum error correction capacity is
user-selectable.

* dvdisaster operates at the image level and does not depend on the file
system.

If you create the error correction data in time and keep it at a safe place,
you have a good chance of recovering the medium contents from typical read
errors and to transfer your complete data onto a new medium.

WWW: http://www.dvdisaster.com/

PR:             ports/103772
Submitted by:   Heiner <h.eichmann(at)gmx.de>