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Subject: [Bug 196028] [MAINTAINER] www/typo3: update to 7.0.2
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https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=196028

--- Comment #11 from John Marino <marino@FreeBSD.org> ---
(In reply to freebsd-ports from comment #10)
> I have not found an appropriate documentation for dynamic plists yet, so forgive my ignorance.

It's because dynamic plists are frowned upon.  This one is barely acceptable
since it's > 6000 entries

> - an entry for each file is required

yes

- a dir() entry for each root directory is required

no.  Only if it's outside of the $PREFIX or has non-standard
ownership/permissions

- no entries for sub directories are required, except they have different
permissions than the default (root, wheel)

this is also true for "root" directories (I'm not sure where "root" distinction
comes from)

-  @owner and @group are deprecated by (owner, group, file) and @dir(owner,
group, file)

They aren't deprecated.  @owner and @group are for files, @dir is for
directories



Order should be "sort"

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