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From: Munechika SUMIKAWA <sumikawa@FreeBSD.org>
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 08:45:20 -0800 (PST)
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Subject: cvs commit: ports/mail/fetchmail/patches patch-af patch-ag
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sumikawa    2000/02/22 08:45:20 PST

  Added files:
    mail/fetchmail/patches patch-af patch-ag 
  Log:
  fix the problem caused by non-compatibility on --enable-ipv6/--disable-ipv6.
  the keyword "port" has replaced "service" in the case of --enable-inet6.
  The value of "service" is STRING, not NUMBERS. And we can also use service
  name, such as "pop3".
  
  e.g. the below is typical .fetchmailrc
  	poll localhost proto APOP port 1234 password PASS
  However, --enable-inet6 uesrs, even if they use IPv4 connection, must
  rewite the configuration as follows:
  	poll localhost proto APOP service "1234" password PASS
  
  these patches make fetchmail upper-compatible. now IPv6-enable fetchmail
  can hadnle "port" keyword.
  
  PR:		16468
  Approved by:	maintainer



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