Johannes Winkelmann wrote:
I reviewed my ports carefully and marked with an empty .sync those I want to be a part of new contrib. Thanks for your interest. I'll add your repo later today.
I had a quick look over your ports and have two remarks: 1. your nss_ldap port depends on linux-pam, which I don't quite understand. I'm using nss_ldap at work just to _avoid_ using PAM :-)
You're right. Two from three dependencies where needless.
2. the footprints of your perl ports contain 5.8.6 while we have 5.8.7 in core (i.e. users with the new perl will get a missmatch)
Well, all that perl stuff was made by me, when I tried to install Xen virtualizer. I don't use them any more. I didn't marked them for publication and probably will drop some in a near future. Here's a complete list of my ports marked: dcd dictd dict-gazetteer dict-jargon dict-mueller dict-web1913 dict-wn djvulibre hibernate krb5 netkit-ntalk poptop ytalk They work pretty good :) Some other need to be tested extensively in order to be .sync'ed as I'm not sure of how they work deeply (like nss_ldap :) ) or need a serious update (like lazarus).
Other that that, you have an interesting set of ports. Welcome to "contrib".
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