multimedia/mlt7: Disable clang-scan-deps
This fixes build on 14.3, since clang-scan-deps is not in base. We don't
really need it here, so remove the complicated logic.
multimedia/mlt7-glaxnimate: Fix qt5 flavor
It was trying to build MOD_QT6 which wasn't explicitly disabled.
Remove unneeded deps from qt6 flavor.
Fixes: 4488884ee060 - multimedia/mlt7: Update to 7.34.1
setcred(): Fix 32-bit compatibility copy-in
For 32-bit processes on 64-bit architectures, a difference of 'int'
pointers was wrongly used as a number of bytes to copy in a memcpy()
used to internally construct a 64-bit 'struct setcred' from the 32-bit
variant, leading to copying only part of the 32-bit structure, and thus
to requesting credentials with garbage IDs except for the real and
effective user IDs.
This bug was spotted by jhb@, who produced a slightly more invasive fix
in D53757 (a switch to using CP() on all fields). In the interest of
minimizing the diff for possible inclusion in 15.0, the commit here just
limits itself to fixing the number of bytes to copy.
Tested successfully on a VM with 32-bit mdo(1) (and in passing also
tested that the same executable on a kernel without this change exhibits
the bug in practice, in the form of setcred() failing with EINVAL).
Reported by: jhb
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libpam: Don't put man8 in the dev package
These are user-facing manpages, but were installed in the runtime-dev
package since the PAM modules use bsd.lib.mk. Use MANNODEV instead of
MAN to put them in the base runtime package instead.
Fixes: 031e711647c3 ("packages: Install development manpages in the -dev package")
MFC after: 3 days
Reviewed by: bapt
Sponsored by: https://www.patreon.com/bsdivy
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D53601
inetd.8: Remove the enumeration of examples
The user can trivially see the list of examples in /etc/inetd.conf
by looking at the file, so there's no need to include an entire
paragraph in the manual enumerating the examples which are provided.
MFC after: 3 days
Reviewed by: 0mp
Sponsored by: https://www.patreon.com/bsdivy
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D52740
bsdinstall: Use pkgbase.f.o for BETA/RC/RELEASE
For BETA/RC/RELEASE builds, fetch files from the appropriate repository
on pkgbase.freebsd.org, using the appropriate signing keys. Note that
there is a separate repository for each BETA and RC; this ensures that
someone installing from e.g. a 15.0-RC1 ISO will get 15.0-RC1 bits and
not whatever happens to be the most recent build from releng/15.0.
With hat: re
MFC after: 8 hours (needed in 15.0-RC1)
Add pkgbase signing keys for FreeBSD 15
These keys were generated by cperciva@ using the AWS Key Management
Service. They will not be used for signing anything other than
FreeBSD 15.x pkgbase repositories.
Keys will be generated for FreeBSD 16 at a later date, and likely in
a different way.
With hat: re
MFC after: 8 hours (needed in 15.0-RC1)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D53768
pkg: Add FreeBSD-base to /etc/pkg/FreeBSD.conf
On -CURRENT and -STABLE this gets bits from pkg.freebsd.org; but we get
base system bits from pkgbase.freebsd.org for BETA/RC/RELEASE.
Note that this repository is disabled by default, but can still be used
by explicitly specifying it, e.g. "pkg upgrade -r FreeBSD-base".
With hat: re
MFC after: 8 hours (needed in 15.0-RC1)
bsdinstall: Don't install FreeBSD-base.conf
When installing e.g. 15.0-RC1, we want to get files from the 15.0-RC1
pkgbase repository; but running 'pkg upgrade' after installation should
get the latest bits build from releng/15.0.
With hat: re
MFC after: 8 hours (needed in 15.0-RC1)
bsdinstall: Copy in all keys
The keys used for pkgbase signing are going to be placed in
/usr/share/keys/pkgbase-N where N is the FreeBSD major version
number; as such it's not sufficient to copy /usr/share/keys/pkg
into the install chroot, but instead we need /usr/share/keys/*.
With hat: re
MFC after: 8 hours (needed in 15.0-RC1)
Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D53753
www/filebrowser-quantum: Update to 1.0.1 (stable)
Since version 1.0.0, filebrowser-quantum has been divided into two "flavors"
(although we call them "channels" to avoid confusion with port flavors):
beta and stable, and now this port uses the stable channel by default.
