krdc: update libs etc for freerdp3, fix patches which don't currently
apply, and make a start at unbreaking build. there's at least one
remaining build issue so it stays marked BROKEN for now.
update to freerdp-3.30.0; I now have working connections to various machines
which had problems when trying with 3.x before (which I tracked down at the
time to trouble with timers). incorporates some diffs from Fabien Romano.
this changes lib names; updates to unbreak deps to follow.
Update to rrdp-tools 0.4.1
Set PERMIT_PACKAGE=Yes since Ties added a BSD-3-Clause license (thanks!)
and drop obsolete deps. There are no actual code changes in this update.
https://github.com/ties/rpki-rrdp-tools-py/pull/56
go.port.mk: don't assume MODGO_DIST_SUBDIR exists, ok sthen
While it is normal for a Go port to have hundreds of deps, some of them
can do without and still be useful (textproc/der-ascii is an example).
If such a port sets MODGO_MODNAME, MODGO_SETUP_WORKSPACE unconditionally
enters the ${WRKDIST}/${MODGO_DIST_SUBDIR} to copy all dependencies into
the proper place but since the directory only exists if this directory has
been populated by another port, the build may fail, as reported by thfr:
===> Configuring for der-ascii-0.8.0v0
/bin/sh: cd: /usr/ports/distfiles/go_modules - No such file or directory
Only enter the directory if _MODGO_SETUP is non-empty, in which case
the directory is guaranteed to exist (or the cd error is legitimate).
Import mkz-0.1.2.
mkz is a tar-style archiver whose backend is a reversible, schema-free
auto-columnar transform followed by zstd. It is not a new compressor: it is
a structural pre-pass that makes zstd measurably smaller on structured,
line-oriented data (logs, CSV, JSONL, telemetry) and is provably never worse
anywhere else: each block keeps whichever of raw-zstd or transformed-zstd
is smaller.
Both creating and extracting stream in constant memory (roughly one block,
independent of archive or member size), and every archive carries a SHA-256
of the reconstructed original, verified on extract, so corruption is always
detected and reported (streaming extraction is not yet atomic, so already-
written files may remain on failure).
This is the pure-C build: it depends only on libzstd (SHA-256 and base-95 are
vendored) and is byte-compatible with the reference implementation.
From Matt Klein; thanks!
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