wayland/wl-clipboard: Explicitly configure shell completions
At least for fish, wl-clipboard attempts to figure out the completion
dir by invoking fish, and otherwise falls back to a wrong default.
This explicitly configures the completion dir for fish and zsh (for good
measure).
prompted by ajacoutot@, thanks and sorry
netgen-mesher tweaks, ok jtt@:
- replace some cmakelists patches MODCMAKE_LDFLAGS = -L${X11BASE}/lib
- fix x11/tk version used to extract private headers, mv in post-extract
to avoid a path which will need adapting if x11/tk/8.6 is updated
- move NETGEN_VERSION_GIT higher in Makefile so that it's more obvious
when updating
- regen WANTLIB
czkawka: drop maintainer.
I only rarely use this and I have really no interest in the additions that
make recent releases insanely big. Hence no update.
import ports/security/py-ssh2-python, ok benoit
This library provides bindings to the low-level libssh2 C-API.
It is primarily there to support "parallel-ssh": it is neither high
level, nor easy to use. A lot of code would need to be written to use
this library that is already provided by parallel-ssh.
drop -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RelWithDebInfo to stop unconditionally building
with debug symbols; add DEBUG_PACKAGES so that they are still used in
builds on those archs which provide debug pkgs, and so that they're
stripped out to debug-prusaslicer packages as expected (the binary is
otherwise rather large)
discussed with maintainer, tweak/ok jca@
Add and hook up resolvd(8) DNS script, and enable dns-updown functionality
openvpn-2.7.0 comes with a system-specific DNS script whose role it to
update DNS resolver configuration on the client according to parameters
passed by the server. So far the script rewriting resolv.conf wasn't
run by default on clients, because that interfered with resolvd(8) which
is started by default.
Add a script handling the resolvd(8) case using route(8) nameserver.
Plug it into the default resolv.conf script if resolvd(8) is running.
If this behavior change doesn't suit you, please use "--dns-updown
disable" (documented in the manpage) and feel free to report your
specific use case.
Tested by landry and me, ok landry@
