to be impolite or
impatient, but this seems pretty long for me.
Can you tell me a way how I can find or help a committer to get this
incorporated?
Best regards,
Richard Hirner
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Thank you, I'm happy now :)
Normally I'd not urge, but since it's my first experience with FreeBSD
ports, I wanted to see if/when it gets commited at all.
I hope some people can use the port and I will try to keep it
up-to-date.
Best regards,
Richard
Hi,
Sorry to bother you again in this case:
http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/154453
Is it usual that it takes that long to get ports into the repository?
It's now exactly 2 months, and I planned to use the real port from the
repo on my production machine ... I don't want to be
Hi,
Regarding http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=ports/154453 :
I have a audio/teamspeak3-server directory now in my ports collection,
but the content is still from the old TeamSpeak 2 server port. Is there
any way how I can help to get the new port into the collection?
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Best
Hello,
Becaues the TeamSpeak server port is not maintained, I want to become
maintainer and have made a new port for the TeamSpeak 3 server some time
ago (1 month). However, it wasn't commited since now. It's my first
port so I don't know if everything is correct or if I have to do
something else
Hi,
I'm trying to make a port for TeamSpeak 3. I have some questions before
I can submit it. I appended it to this mail as shar:
1) There's already a teamspeak_server port for the TeamSpeak 2 server.
TS2 is not widely used anymore, only available for x86 and the port is
not maintained. Therefor
Hello,
The teamspeak ports for FreeBSD are somehow obsolete because there's
only TeamSpeak 2 while TeamSpeak 3 is used by many people in the
meanwhile. There are i386 and IA64 builds for FreeBSD available so the
port would only have to fetch them and install a starter script.
Please give me the
