[Bug 192642] update mail/mailagent to a non-interactive, regular port
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=192642
--- Comment #3 from ykasap at gmail.com ---
Thank you very much for the comments to give me the right direction.
I uploaded my patch here. I modified the behavior a bit (as mentioned
in the previous comment).
My installation of poudriere is still half-baked due to my PC's fault,
and I need some time to run test on that. Also it is the first time
I heard the word "redports". I'll try to fix my poudriere installation
soon.
make check-plist complains as follows:
(omit)
====> Checking for pkg-plist issues (check-plist)
===> Parsing plist
===> Checking for items in STAGEDIR missing from pkg-plist
Error: Orphaned: %%PORTEXAMPLES%%%%EXAMPLESDIR%%/agent
===> Checking for directories owned by MTREEs
===> Checking for directories handled by dependencies
===> Checking for items in pkg-plist which are not in STAGEDIR
===> Error: Plist issues found.
*** Error code 1
Actually %%PORTEXAMPLES%%%%EXAMPLESDIR%%/agent (symlink) is created
in the staging directory during post-install, and removed by @unexec
in pkg-plist. Is it better to move it to pkg-install or somewhere?
make stage-qa emits nothing.
% make stage-qa
====> Running Q/A tests (stage-qa)
%
portlint output:
% portlint
WARN: Makefile: [0]: possible direct use of command "perl" found. use ${PERL}
instead.
WARN: Makefile: possible use of absolute pathname "/var/run/utmp".
WARN: Makefile: Consider defining LICENSE.
0 fatal errors and 3 warnings found.
%
I guess that the first warning is because using "perl" to change
several perl scripts in the source not to directly use the word.
I'm not sure how I should specify "/var/run" properly.
The tarball of mailagent contains "Artistic" license file, but
I'm not sure which variant it is.
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