Make filterdns restartable and properly cleanup its tables upon exit or during a reconfiguration
Print usage
Remove spawnfcgi dependency
To avoid issues with pidfiles being overwritten lock the file during modifications
Actually correct an issue with unallocated structure
Add lighttpd patch to disable the server started log
Change the checks to accomodate the fact reported on http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,57274.0.html
pfPorts: Remove lzo2, directly use from FreeBSD ports

Our port was initially unmodified from FreeBSD ports, and then
only minimally diverged in terms of keeping up with upstream
libtool compatibility. It is required by the OpenVPN port.

Our local port was quite outdated (2.02 was from 2005) and the
plain FreeBSD port seems maintained, from now on, just let's use
theirs.
Merge pull request #67 from matsimon/lzo2-removal

pfPorts: Remove lzo2, directly use from FreeBSD ports
pfPorts: Remove upload_progress_meter

A local port and source code that was found to not be in use by any
pfSense release back to 1.2. Has not been touched neither seemed to
be in use back to 2005.

Time to say good bye to this port, thank you Jeb for you
contribution back then.
Merge pull request #68 from matsimon/upload_progress_meter-removal

pfPorts: Remove upload_progress_meter
Handle lock during cleaning
Fix all issues with filterdns. Properly handle different version of the family and checking for existing entry. Do refcnt manually since there's only one consumer here. Correct adding ipv6 addresses to not be randomly successful. Add more debugging when activated
Remove uploadprogress.so since its not used and port has been removed
Remove pecl-uploadprogressbar port
Move to latest ipsec-tools revision 3 mostly for makefile fixes
Remove all includes EXAMPLES and man pages from port installation
Fix this path (missed in 8e5864b7)
Welcome ipsec-tools 0.8.1
Not quite yet -- needs a newer OpenSSL than we have currently. Revert "Welcome ipsec-tools 0.8.1"

This reverts commit 92f7701dd552134237474c0d0bf4a269af30caa4.