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Drop MESSAGE content pointing out mozilla-rootcerts-openssl that is
duplicative with DESCR.
Move MESSAGE content about installation for gnupg2 into a
documentation file; this is simply normal documentation about how to
use an installed package. Mention this documentation in DESCR, so
that prospective users get the right sense of what the package can do.
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While the certs dir should exist, pkg_delete of
mozilla-rootcerts-openssl currently removes it, despite it not having
been created by the corresponding pkg_add. Instead of failing if the
directory does not exist, simply emit a warning and create it.
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Use PREFIX rather than LOCALBASE. What matters is where this packages
prefix is, not anything else.
Substitute all paths the same way, assigning to sh variables in one
place, alphabetically, and then using them. Sort list of substituted
variables alphabetically also, so it's easier to review the code.
No functional change for any reasonable configuration.
Based on a suggestion by J. Lewis Muir on pkgsrc-users.
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(Ride earlier PKGREVISION.)
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Earlier, code was added to "touch $conffile" to work around openssl
issuing a warning if openssl.conf was not present. This is
problematic because if the warning is appropriate, 1) we have no way
of knowing that an empty config file is correct and 2) we should not
silence it. If the warning is buggy, then openssl and/or the base
system should be fixed. Further, this code changes the modification
date of the config file on every run, even when there is a valid
config file.
(There was no discussion prior, three objections and no concurrences,
and no response, so reverting seems ok.)
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Now, ca-certificates.crt is always in the main certs dir, because we
have been careful about builtin vs pkgsrc paths. So the directory
must exist (because it was checked earlier). Instead, check for the
ca-certificates.crt file existing. Add more questioning comments.
Based on a patch by J. Lewis Muir.
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Describe issues with touching the config file and the spurious
directory check surrounding ca-certificates.crt.
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This package can depend on builtin openssl or pkgsrc openssl.
However, it had paths from the base system hardcoded. Be more
thorough about using builtin vs pkgsrc paths. This is a minimal
change to use builtin/pkgsrc paths; future commits will note latent
issues uncovered in the process.
Based on a report to pkgsrc-users by J. Lewis Muir.
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bsiegert@. There's no reason to pollute other operating systems.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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Otherwise, there is one nonsensical warning on every openssl invocation.
I have seen dozens of recipes for NetBSD setups, and each one cargo-cults
a "touch openssl.cnf" against that noise.
Bump package revision.
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Fixed PR pkg/51802.
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so force the locale to "C".
Fixes mozilla-rootcerts under Linux.
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in PR 49176. Bump PKGREVISION.
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the certificates with a single command.
ok gdt, wiz
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in its stable branch (ie firefox-6.0.2) too,
so deal with this in the mozilla-rootcerts script (this is not great -
it depends on syntactic details of the file where it should better
use checksums, but the perl script which is distributed with "curl"
works the same way),
and switch back to the certificate list in CVS HEAD
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Fix bug reported by Makoto Yamakura in PR 43992.
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PR 42238.
While here, update to latest certificates from mozilla.
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This package provides a script which can be used to extract the root
CA certificates distributed by the Mozilla Project into the current
working directory and to rehash the existing certificates. The directory
can be used by most SSL-aware programs that expect a "CA certificate
path".
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