Date: Fri, 26 Oct 2001 11:31:46 -0500 From: "Scot W. Hetzel" <hetzels@westbend.net> To: <freebsd-ports@FreeBSD.org> Subject: FrontPage 5 Port Message-ID: <00a101c15e3b$b5e13040$7d7885c0@genroco.com>
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Next week I plan to submit a separate port for the FrontPage v5.0 Exts. This
change will remove the FP Exts from the apache13-fp port:
apache13-fp Apache 1.3.22 + mod_frontpage (v5.0.2.2510)
frontpage5 MS FrontPage Exts w/FrontPage Web Admin (English)
(v5.0.2.2623)
As well as creating ports for the Localized FrontPage Web Administration
pages:
frontpage5-arabic (M)
frontpage5-brazilian (S)
frontpage5-chinese (*)
frontpage5-dutch (S)
frontpage5-french (S)
frontpage5-german (S)
frontpage5-hebrew (S)
frontpage5-italian (S)
frontpage5-japanese (S)
frontpage5-korean (S)
frontpage5-spanish (S)
frontpage5-swedish (S)
frontpage5-thai (S)
M - Master Port
S - Slave Port
* - not a slave port due to it supports 3 chinese languages.
These changes will allow the FP v5.0 Exts to be used by the
www/mod_frontpage port when it is updated to support the FP v5 Exts.
Currently, I have the ports directories named as shown above. The packages
are named frontpage-${lang}-${PORTVERSION} (ie frontpage-arabic-5.0.2.2623).
Is the naming of these language specific ports correct, or should they be
named differently?
Where should the frontpage5* ports be located (www, textproc, ..)?
Currently, I have them in www with CATEGORIES set to "www ${lang}" (if we
have a ${lang} category).
The dependency of these ports are:
frontpage5 -> apache13-fp (mod_frontpage.so v5.0)
frontpage5-${lang} -> frontpage5
Scot
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