Stop using chown in stage part-- upstream's Makefile is keen to ensure ownership
too early.
- Reset maintainer to ports@

Approved by:	pawel / wg (mentors, implicit)
Update to 1.1.2

Changes:
- replace hardcoded realfreq parameter with a dynamically determined value
  and update README.md
- minor updates to time decoder
Update busybox-unstable to new upstream release 1.22.0.
Changelog: <http://busybox.net/>

Tell portscout to ignore 1.22.0 for sysutils/busybox (stable) port.
- Update to 1.0.17
- Support staging [1]
- Set LICENSE
- Convert to the new LIB_DEPENDS format

Submitted by:	Schaich Alonso <alonsoschaich@fastmail.fm>
Trying to be smart, always punishes one in the end.

SPOTIFY support isn't something that can be compiled out of clementine.
You must *either* compile the binary blob in to the application *or*
enable the downloader via QCA.  You cannot disable them.

I suspect, from the changes I've made, someone already figured this out
originally.  :-)
Update to new upstream 2.69test3 release, with these noteworthy changes:

- Implement dynamic interface discovery on *BSD
- Fix endless loop with some bogu-nxdomain. Another F_CONFIG botch.
- Ignore ",," in dhcp-host, rather than treating it as ",0,"

Invent an additional .0 so we can later have 2.69rc... releases without
touching PORTEPOCH.
- Remove unneeded RUBY_VER

With hat:	ruby@
- Change master sites, icon
- Remove dependency for graphics/netpbm
- Add NLS Option
- Simplify Option NLS handling
- Change Desktop entry file
- Support STAGEDIR and add OPTIONS_SUB

Approved by:	pawel / wg (mentors, implicit)
- Change Makefile header
- Support STAGEDIR
- Add DOCS Option

Approved by:	pawel / wg (mentors, implicit)
- Update from 1.10 to 1.11
- Update MASTER_SITES
- Convert LICENSE from BSD to BSD2CLAUSE
- Add STATIC as option

PR:		ports/185260
Submitted by:	Matt Stofko <matt@mjslabs.com> (maintainer)
- Update from 1.12.0 to 1.14.1
- Update MASTER_SITES
- Convert LICENSE from BSD to BSD2CLAUSE
- Convert LIB_DEPENDS to new syntax
- Add stage support
- Add STATIC as option

PR:		ports/185258
Submitted by:	Matt Stofko <matt@mjslabs.com> (maintainer)
- Update from 2.9 to 2.12
- Update MASTER_SITES
- Convert LICENSE from BSD to BSD2CLAUSE
- Add pkgconfig to USES
- Add STATIC as option
- Add stage support

PR:		ports/185259
Submitted by:	Matt Stofko <matt@mjslabs.com> (maintainer)
- Bump PORTREVISION
- Convert LICENSE from BSD to BSD2CLAUSE
- Remove LDAP from DEFAULT_OPTIONS

PR:		ports/185259
Submitted by:	Matt Stofko <matt@mjslabs.com> (maintainer)
Fix the year of the two most recent entries.
Chase openvpn source layout changes,
and chase base GCC changes (Objective-C no longer build in 9+, uses port),
and make a few other changes, to fix the build. [1]

While here:
- support staging
- strip installed .so file unless under WITH_DEBUG regime
- convert NOPORTEXAMPLES to optionsNG, too

PR:		ports/175692
Submitted by:	snb@ (maintainer) [1]
- Modernize and simplify the archivers/p7zip port's Makefile by getting rid
  of some sed calls, supporting staging.
- Set LICENSE for the port. [1]
- Get rid of the MINIMAL and MODULES options. They were not very useful and
  its handling was needlessly complicating the Makefile logic. We now always
  build as if MINIMAL was unset.
- Stop installing the p7zip and Client7z wrappers.
- Move the installation of the RAR decompression codec to
  archivers/p7zip-codec-rar, as its source code uses a more restrictive
  license than the LGPL21 used for the rest of the code base.

PR:		ports/185238 [1]
Submitted by:	Hardy Schumacher <hardy.schumacher@gmx.de> [1]
Unbreak after r337708.
Fix 20131216 databases/db4* entry to mention /etc/make.conf as the place where
to add WITH_BDB_VER.
Add lang/modula3: Critical Mass implementation of Modula-3

This is a huge port.  It probably should be split into several separate
ports, but Modula-3's lack of popularity doesn't justify the large
effort that would require yet.

This port will download a "bootstrap" compiler which builds a fresh
compiler and small set of core components.  The fresh compiler will
then build everything else.  This includes, among other things:

* CM3 Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
* CM3 Code Generator based on gcc 4.3
* CM3 Middle- and back- ends
* CVSup (CM3 is too new to build the CVSUP already in ports)
* M3 GDB (GNU Debugger)
* M3 GUI and networking support
* M3 Quake
* some demos
* many examples
* many CM3 tools
* Oblique
* Caltech Parser toolset
* Full M3 library
* Lots of documentation and man pages

Intentionally left out for now: six (6) games, three (3) webdev progs,
kate (gui), sgml+deepcopy (devlib), pp (m3devtool)

This is the latest release of the Critical Mass Modula-3 (CM3) collection,
version 5.8.6, and it was released in July 2010.  Days were spent
developing this port, but not so much time was developed to quality
assurance.  I added a "recent" patch from upstream for network concurrency
and also modified the getaddrbyname implementation as the original one
raised IPError exceptions due to my VM not having a fully qualified
hostname and external IP address.  My modification makes the exception
look up hostent with 127.0.0.1 first, then raise a new exception on error.
It seems to work, but like I said, it was not heavily tested.

Most of the programs require a running X (Trestle), which I don't have
at the moment, so they stop with an appropriate raised exception.  I only
assume they work, I'll have to check later.

Right now only FreeBSD AMD64 is supported.  I do not expect to attempt
to support FreeBSD i386.  I will probably make an attempt to cross-compile
this on DragonFly x86-64 after appropriate patches are added.  A few
months ago I nearly succeeded in porting CM3 to DragonFly and I expect to
succeed on the next attempt.  If other platforms are desired, somebody
else will have to create bootstraps and any necessary patches.

This was built and poudriere-tested on FreeBSD 9.2.  Only libc, libm, and
libpthread are dynamically loaded so it should build fine on FreeBSD 8.4.
I don't have access to my Redports repository ATM so I can't test FreeBSD
10+, but I will attempt to fix should it fail to build on those platforms.

Hopefully someone will find this port useful.  I was surprised that
apparently the full Modula-3 compiler set has never been ported to
FreeBSD, only the ezm3 version needed to build cvsup.  Modula-3 is a nice
language that probably deserved to be widely used outside of academia.