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- fix remaining two places where CFLAGS weren't respected;
- use cpio(1) to copy hierarchies instead of tar(1), so that it is possible
to build the port as ordinary user, but still have installed files be
owned by root;
- use slightly different solution for the problem with 777 permissions on
directories created during the build. Instead of harcoding resulting
prmission apply umask(2) to all mode arguments of [f]chmod() calls.
Since Rotor has no notion of file-level security anyway this should be
an optimal way to fix the problem.
Submitted by: Patrick Backlund <pbacklun@cc.hut.fi> (cpio fix)
sobomax (the rest)
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WRKSRC. The problem was that when trying to map read-only FAT attribute into
*nix permission, MS assumed that if that attribute isn't set then write
permissions should be granted to everyone. Funny, eh?
Bump PORTREVISION.
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binaries linked to librotor_palrt.so no longer hardcode patch to a
specific location of librotor_palrt.so. Bump PORTREVISION.
Reported by: many
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Submitted by: mwlucas
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Submitted by: clive
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and C# language. Please note, that in order to build on -current you need
linker binary from -stable.
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