pkgsrc/sysutils/lsof, branch pkgsrc_2004Q4

Fix lsof to deal with the new ptyfs fake inode number allocation

2004-12-18T05:30:33Z

scheme. This code now does both.

Redo three patches to address build failure on NetBSD <= 1.6ZC, to

2004-11-30T02:02:13Z

change the reported node number for the master side of ptyfs devices, and to deal more cleanly with some header files.

Tweak the sys/bufq.h support (it disappeared again), enhance the

2004-11-28T22:39:07Z

procfs support a little, incorporate the author's patches to deal with netbsd-current version numbers getting longer, and add ptyfs support. These patches are adapted from an interim release the author made and will appear in the next full release. PKGREVISION bumped to 1 for the ptyfs support.

Check for actual existance of sys/bufq.h instead of just relying on uname.

2004-11-12T05:41:36Z

Needs on 2.99.10

2004-11-07T18:16:27Z

Add share/lsof/sort_res.perl5

2004-11-07T18:15:56Z

Upgrade to lsof version 4.73. No changes related to or affecting

2004-10-21T13:09:20Z

NetBSD (or pkgsrc) are mentioned in the 00DIST file, but this update conveniently and completely eliminates the problem of the changing tar file from a few days ago.

A minor change (by the author) to the tarball (but without changing

2004-10-19T13:10:47Z

the name) renders the checksum invalid (even though the material contents of the tarball are unchanged). Luckily, we can switch from the .tar.bz2 distribution to the .tar.gz one. It's a little larger, but it get around this problem. We will switch back to the .tar.bz2 one once 4.73 is released, which ought to happen in a few weeks.

Upgrade to lsof version 4.72. Changes related to or affecting NetBSD

2004-07-13T13:42:41Z

(or pkgsrc) from the 00DIST file: 4.72 July 13, 2004 ... Added support for NetBSD 2.0 with patches supplied by Andrew Brown . Andrew also provided two test systems. ...

Fix NetBSD 2.0 check in Configure, and check for and deal with the new

2004-04-29T04:19:22Z

statvfs() sysctl call which replaced statfs() around 2.0D. This pkg will now build on current again (addresses my PR pkg/25372). Bump PKGREVISION to 1. Changes adapted from changes adapted by lsof maintainer based on changes that made things work this morning. That means they'll all be in the next official lsof release. So there.