20:18 knu 

Update to 20041224.

portsdb(1):
- Add a -F flag, which calls make fetchindex internally to
  update the ports index file.

portupgrade(1):
- Make -fP properly reinstall an installed package using a binary
  package.

- Do not use a binary package when custom MAKE_ARGS or -m option is
  defined, unless -PP is specified.

portsclean(1):
- -L: Make sure that a library does not shadow itself.

misc.:
- RcNG'ify the startup script.

- Do not use Object#class which is obsolete in Ruby >=1.8.

04:23 knu 

Apply a patch to avoid "undefined method `each' for nil:NilClass"
error when such configuration variable as MAKE_ARGS, typically
BEFORE_DEINSTALL is not defined.

Reported by:    krion, Tsurutani Naoki <turutani@scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp>

08:38 knu 

Update to 20040208. (Just repacked to roll up recent patches)

17:15 knu 

Add a patch to make portupgrade just use stdout/stderr redirection to
keep build logs rather than calling script(1) when stdin is not a tty.

I wonder if this works against the portupgrade-from-cron problem...

21:31 knu 

Update to 20030427.  New tarball.

portsdb(1):
- COMMENTFILE is deprecated.  Weird.  I thought I committed these
  changes long long ago.

  Submitted by: Jean-Yves Lefort <jylefort@brutele.be>.

08:59 knu 

Add a patch to fix "undefined local variable" error.

Reported by:    many ;(

18:35 knu 

Update to 20021209 and roll a new tarball for 5.0-RELEASE.

For the record, the previous tarball (pkgtools-20021101.tar.bz2) was
downloaded approximately 10,000 times in one month, 32% from the
United States, 17% from Japan, 6% from Germany, and 4% from
Canada. (followed by AU, NL, FR, GB, RU, SE, PL, ...)

pkgtools.conf(5):

- Add new variables: USE_PKGS and USE_PKGS_ONLY.

  Requested by: Jeff Penn <jeff@jrpenn.demon.co.uk>

overall:

- Recognize INDEXFILE defaulting to 'INDEX'.

- Introduce a "fixme" cookie file not to invoke pkgdb -aF unnecessarily.

- Recognize the Hungarian and Portuguese language prefixes.

Approved by:    kris (implicitly)

07:15 knu 

Add a patch to make portupgrade(1) work on somewhat older systems
which sed(1) does not have a -E option.

Pointed out by: nork