On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 01:04:15PM +0400, Anton V. Yabchinskiy wrote:
> On 2008-07-13 22:03:37+0200, viq wrote:
> > I played a bit with it on i386, and it basically works. Though I would
> > make it depend on security/tcltls, or at least mention it, I don't like
> > connecting to servers over plaintext. It also made me patch a small
> > buglet in tcltls and make tcltls and bwidgets depend on tcl 8.5 - I
> > don't see a good reason for a port depending on tcl 8.5 depend on ports
> > depending on tcl 8.4 ;)
> >
> > I didn't get around trying to make it work with gnupg, that would be
> > nice too.
> >
> > Patches for security/tcltls and x11/bwidget below.
> > --
> > viq
>
> Thanks for your feedback. Somehow I have missed that security/tcltls
> port, of course tkabber should depend on it. Also I have renamed
> USE_TK_VERSION to TK_VERSION in Makefile.
I will look at that. Also there is newer version of tcltls available, it
could probably use an update, and modification to use the tcl module.
> As I know tclgpgme is very outdated binding and requires version 0.3.x
> of gpgpme to build. So it looks like a problem: tclgpgme binding should
> be updated (or reimplemented from scratch) to comply with current gpgme
> version or outdated 0.3.x version of gpgme should be included in the ports
> tree.
Yeah, I noticed that, and that should be fixed somehow, but I didn't
research the subject yet.
> What about tkabber-plugins distributed from ${HOMEPAGE}? Some of them are
> useful and it will not be too hard to port them too. Should they be
> packaged with main tkabber package or should I use multi-packages? Or
> maybe create separate net/tkabber-plugins port?
They have additional dependencies (latex, ImageMagic, osd, to start) so
I am against putting them in same port, either multi-packages, or
separate port (maybe with sub-packages?). Also we'd need to check whether
there is an option to selectively enable/disable them, from a quick look
at README they suggest "installation" consisting of copying appropriate
plugin dirs to ~/.tkabber/plugins/
> Updated port attached. Please test/use.
I'll have a look at it, thank you.
--
viq
