This version has some minor breaking changes, in order to accept the
positional arguments in any order and support the @host shorthand:
now requires at least one dot or colon (e.g. “mx” → “mx.” for
Mexico), and any leading “@” must now be escaped (e.g. “\@.example”).
Reposting from my thread a
lan-nonymous-f13a461049f4
+V = 0.4.1
DISTNAME = bore-${V}
CATEGORIES = net sysutils
MAINTAINER = Delan Azabani
@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ PERMIT_PACKAGE = Yes
WANTLIB += c c++abi pthread
MASTER_SITES = https://bitbucket.org/delan/nonymous/get/
-DISTFILES = bore-{}${V}${EXTRACT_SUFX}
+DISTFILES
This version has some minor breaking changes, in order to accept the
positional arguments in any order and support the @host shorthand:
now requires at least one dot or colon (e.g. “mx” → “mx.” for
Mexico), and any leading “@” must now be escaped (e.g. “\@.example”).
Updated port attached;
On 5 July, Theo Buehler wrote:
> Some simple runtime testing indicates that it works fine on sparc64.
> 'make test' succeeds on both amd64 and sparc64.
Thanks for testing!
> The first line of the Makefile should be '# $OpenBSD$', followed by an
> empty line. This tag will be expanded by cvs on
G’day ports@,
I’ve attached my first port: net/bore. Any feedback would be welcome!
Makefile was based on the one for textproc/ripgrep at first, but I’ve
since cleaned it up against the porting guide and Makefile.template.
Builds and runs well on amd64, but I would especially appreciate any
