ports/lang/perl5.14/files/patch-ae, branch release/8.0.0

Update to 5.8.1.

2003-10-27T19:48:03Z

Also: Make suidperl optional (ENABLE_SUIDPERL knob). Switch to perlmalloc by default, unless threaded perl is built, to improve performance. Modernize pkg-plist (switch to SITE_PERL where possible). Update WWW. Many thanks to foxfair who prepared most of this update.

Put SITEARCH and SITELIB paths in front of ARCHLIB and PRIVLIB in the

2002-06-02T21:22:25Z

@INC array. This takes care of the infamous problem of updating the packages already in the perl distribution. With this change, no tricks are any longer necessary for such p5 ports, except the usual tweaking of INSTALLDIRS in Makefile.PL. This last one can also be taken care of by an appropriate BSDPAN modifications, but until we have the `natural' @INC order in the 4.X base system perl, it is meaningless. Do not include iconv.h and do not link with libiconv. Iconv is not used by perl in any way currently, but it used to link it if found. Fix perl on freebsd/sparc64. PR: 33212 (iconv), 37605 (iconv), 38813 (sparc64) Reported by: Vivek Khera (iconv), Martin Nilsson (iconv) Submitted by: jake (sparc64)

Upgrade this to perl5.6.0 for _knowledgeable_ folks in STABLE who

2001-03-22T15:17:46Z

really want it. This is still marked FORBIDDEN as there may be all sorts of horrible incompatabilities with the perl5 in "base", but folks who are willing to override this and experiment are welcome. Consider this to be only partially supported. I'll happily commit patches and fixes, but I don't want to answer too many questions. Sorry!

Update to Perl 5.005_01.

1998-08-06T10:43:22Z

Patch to make this compile on 2.2.1

1997-09-22T18:21:54Z

Upgrade to Perl5.004. SUID Perl Works for 3.0-current and 2.2.2!

1997-05-23T20:07:04Z

This is the Perl5 equivalent of the MNT_NOSUID patch that was put into

1997-05-13T16:12:55Z

/usr/bin/perl a while ago. It works with 5.003 and 5.004-tobe. I can't test it on freefall (I don't have a setuid script to play with) but it works at home. I'll test on thud later. Every setuid script found on a partition mounted "nosuid" will not be executed and "Permission Denied" will be displayed. It won't be in soo-to-be-released 5.004 because it is not a FreeBSD speciific problem but it will be dealt with in 5.004_01 (maintenance release). Obtained from: Jörg's patch (edited for Perl5 by me).