No objections here..
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 8:31 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> I'd like to remove the apache port, which is for version 1.3.x of the
> Apache web server. Introduced in 1998, Apache 1.3 reached end-of-life status
> in February 2010. Apache 2.x has been available since 2002, 2.2.x sinc
I'd like to remove the apache port, which is for version 1.3.x of the Apache
web server. Introduced in 1998, Apache 1.3 reached end-of-life status in
February 2010. Apache 2.x has been available since 2002, 2.2.x since 2005.
There are a small handful of ports that still depend (usually optionall
On Feb 27, 2011, at 09:28, Daniel J. Luke wrote:
> On Feb 27, 2011, at 12:57 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>>
>>> Sure. Are you suggesting that something can/should be done right now to
>>> help this?
>>
>> One was already suggested: the perl5 port should have added a 5.8 variant
>> that became the
On Feb 27, 2011, at 12:57 AM, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
>
>> Sure. Are you suggesting that something can/should be done right now to help
>> this?
>
> One was already suggested: the perl5 port should have added a 5.8 variant
> that became the default,
you do know that the perl5 port used to be perl5
Am 26.02.11 21:39, schrieb Dan Ports:
> In the meantime, I've reinstalled the perl5 port with +perl5_8 in the
> interest of having a working system.
Thanks for the hint. It seems that Gimp compiles again. My defaults will
now be “-atlas +perl5_8” and I hope all will be well again :-)
Martin
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Am 26.02.11 22:47, schrieb Daniel J. Luke:
> but I don't know of any reasons to keep 5.8 around.
Truer words where never spoken (in this thread).
Martin
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Am 26.02.11 21:35, schrieb Arno Hautala:
> Those who want to stick with 5.8 need to recognize that a
> change is being made and specifically add the 5.8 variant.
You forgetting something here: Most users actually give a s**t which
Perl version is installed. All they want is to compile some port
Am 26.02.11 21:02, schrieb Daniel J. Luke:
> If you've got ideas (or code) for how to help make things better, I'm sure
> people would be happy :)
Yes: Stop supporting so many different versions. Just support the newest
official version of Perl 5 and Perl 6 and rev-bump all modules every
time you
