devel/okteta-qt5: Add port for Qt5-based Okteta
Okteta is not fully ported to Qt6 yet, therefore keep Qt5 version for a while.
(cherry picked from commit 8575cef1b0f4a0cccfccc9f35b7e90d306ad801b)
polish/qnapi: Switch to maintained fork and update to 0.3.0 with Qt 6 support
- Amend description
- Add DOCS option
- Drop stale dependencies
(cherry picked from commit 7be66a77b101d8145dcbebab929b42430c450a6c)
www/comentario: Update to 3.19.0
Refresh frontend dependencies, require Go 1.27, and update the Angular
API generator version. Select the JavaScript Sass compiler to avoid a
frontend build hang on FreeBSD.
Changelog: https://gitlab.com/comentario/comentario/-/releases/v3.19.0
databases/mongodb80: cleanup of local distfile
Remove huge local bazel-cache distfile by downloading the original distfiles.
This change is similar to commit f09187effdb3db1d3e5097d0b79dec9ac85cc1fb of mongodb90.
No functional change intended. All hashes of the distfiles are the same.
ports-mgmt/pkgfe: [NEW PORT] Ncurses frontend for ports collection
Package Frontend is a ncurses-based, graphical frontend for
the FreeBSD ports collection.
WWW: http://ketas.si.pri.ee/pkgfe/
PR: 295922
www/sblg: [NEW PORT] Static blog utility
sblg is a utility for creating static blogs. It merges articles into templates
to generate static HTML files, Atom feeds, and JSON files. It's built for use
with make(1). No PHP, no database: just a simple UNIX tool for pulling data from
articles and populating templates.
How does it work? You write your HTML (really XHTML) articles and templates.
sblg(1) pulls data from the articles and merges it into the templates. This is
usually orchestrated with a Makefile. And that's it. You can write articles in
any format — like Markdown — so long it converts into XHTML.
WWW: https://kristaps.bsd.lv/sblg/
PR: 296801
*/*: Bump PORTREVISION for postgresql-server dependant ports
All ports depending on postgreql-server require a rebuild after
postgresql-server is upgraded to reflect security fixes.
Security: 1a672925-de93-11f1-9824-6cc21735f730
databases/postgresql1[45678]-*: Update to latest patch releases
Update to 18.7, 17.12, 16.16, 15.20 and 14.25, fixing 53 CVEs and
a large number of other bugs.
A dump/restore is not required, but some indexes may be corrupt and
should be rebuilt with REINDEX after updating:
- btree indexes on bpchar columns declared without a length
(CHAR(n) is not affected)
- GiST indexes using gist_trgm_ops (contrib/pg_trgm)
- GIN indexes and TOAST-table indexes, if corruption is suspected
For 17 and 18, existing incremental backups should not be trusted.
Take a new full backup after updating and base subsequent
incremental backups on that.
Release notes: https://www.postgresql.org/about/news/postgresql-187-1712-1616-1520-1425-and-19-rc-2-released-3442/
Security: 1a672925-de93-11f1-9824-6cc21735f730
