Dillo, edbrowse, netrik, (And opera? Gee I didn't know there was opera. What even is this version? Its last update was 10 months ago) 5 seconds of searching already give you some suspicious software.
Sorry, I didn't write a single line of code in my life, do I look like a maintainer? It's possible to simply put SeaMonkey back into the ports as unmaintained.
# pkg audit -F will flag it the next time you run it. If you choose to run a browser or system with a known vulnerability it's your decision. The port maintainer decided it was not a good one:Upstream has poor history of delivering security fixes on time.
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Then who's going to do the updates when a new version comes out? An unmaintained port is just that, unmaintained. So it will sit there, never getting an update. Eventually build errors will happen or major security issues and the port will be marked as BROKEN or VULNERABLE. If it's in that state long enough it will get removed.
CC=clang60
CXX=clang++60
CPP=clang-cpp60 make DISABLE_VULNERABILITIES=yes ac_add_options --enable-rust-simd make DISABLE_VULNERABILITIES=yes and install when finished.
SeaMonkey 2.49 Ports Build Recipe
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1. Install clang 6.0.1 - clang 8.x and 9.x cause it to coredump on startup (I didn't try 7.x given the hours it takes to build clang).
2. Tweak /etc/make.conf by temporarily adding:
Code:CC=clang60 CXX=clang++60 CPP=clang-cpp60
so that the ports build will use clang6. Note: you will need to comment this out after building so that other ports build with the latest and maybe not so greatest clang version.
2. Tweak /usr/ports/Mk/bsd.gecko.mk, temporarily to comment out the line:
webp_MOZ_OPTIONS= --with-system-webp
otherwise the build fails almost immediately with "unknown option --with-system-webp".
3. Tweak the /usr/ports/www/seamonkey/Makefile thus:
MOZ_OPTIONS+= --enable-application=suite --disable-startupcache
4.make DISABLE_VULNERABILITIES=yes
5. It will fail due to an unknown option "-- enable-rust-simd". This is expected. You now need to tweak /usr/ports/www/seamonkey/work/seamonkey-2.49.4/.mozconfig to remove the optionac_add_options --enable-rust-simd
6.make DISABLE_VULNERABILITIES=yesand install when finished.
I'd volunteer to maintain it if I knew what I was doing, but I know just enough to be dangerous
.if ${.CURDIR:M*/www/seamonkey*}
CC=clang60
CXX=clang++60
CPP=clang-cpp60
.endifwebp_MOZ_OPTIONS=. if ${ARCH:Maarch64} || ${MACHINE_CPU:Msse2}
MOZ_OPTIONS+= --enable-rust-simd
. endimake: "/usr/ports/Mk/bsd.gecko.mk" line 284: Malformed conditional (${ARCH:Maarch64} || ${MACHINE_CPU:Msse2})I'm not in charge of this but it is that the port is dependent on upstream
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$ diff stun.h.orig stun.h.patched
44c44
< #if !defined(__OpenBSD__) && !defined(__NetBSD__)
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> #ifdef DARWIN pkg add them and then lock the packages. pkg add to get all the dependency files needed but it was worth it to me. fetch https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:12:amd64/release_0/All/seamonkey-2.49.4_14.txz pkg add seamonkey-2,49,4.txz fetch https://pkg.freebsd.org/FreeBSD:12:amd64/release_0/All/ffmpeg-4.0.3,1.txz pkg add ffmpeg-4.0.3,1.txz pkg add seamonkey-2,49,4.txzI went to reproduce it and it built and installed successfully, vs the downloaded package which needs a so.62 where an so.65 is already installed and does not run at first.
Hold on, does this mean that oss will not work, which is actually the standard in FreeBSD, while ALSA is actually not of interest here?
