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authorMathieu Arnold <mat@FreeBSD.org>2016-06-20 16:23:28 +0000
committerMathieu Arnold <mat@FreeBSD.org>2016-06-20 16:23:28 +0000
commit7ae7b018ccf7760013f368fcb83aad9ecd8982a8 (patch)
treee83ee6693050a76e305a95a376451aa583df151e /mail/vpopmail/files/patch-README.vpopmaild
parenttextproc/rubygem-gitlab-grit: make it work with rubygem-mime-types again (diff)
With the power of USES=dos2unix, get rid of most patches and files
with CRLF. While there, run make makepatch, rename patches to use the new scheme, and various fixes. With hat: portmgr Sponsored by: Absolight
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-rw-r--r--mail/vpopmail/files/patch-README.vpopmaild66
1 files changed, 33 insertions, 33 deletions
diff --git a/mail/vpopmail/files/patch-README.vpopmaild b/mail/vpopmail/files/patch-README.vpopmaild
index 8a31b72f2ebe..6f2a13798446 100644
--- a/mail/vpopmail/files/patch-README.vpopmaild
+++ b/mail/vpopmail/files/patch-README.vpopmaild
@@ -6,39 +6,39 @@ Last-Update: 2009-11-26
--- a/doc/README.vpopmaild
+++ b/doc/README.vpopmaild
@@ -243,7 +243,7 @@
-
- Rights required: Must be a valid email address.
-
--Action: Verify the username and password of the persion desiring to
-+Action: Verify the username and password of the person desiring to
- login, and set their access rights.
-
- For the "login" command, a successful login will return a
+
+ Rights required: Must be a valid email address.
+
+-Action: Verify the username and password of the persion desiring to
++Action: Verify the username and password of the person desiring to
+ login, and set their access rights.
+
+ For the "login" command, a successful login will return a
@@ -386,7 +386,7 @@
-
-
- The following values are returned as the character '1' or '0'. '1'
--says the field is active which, for example an active no_password_change
-+says the field is active - for example, an active no_password_change field
- means the user can not change passwords.
-
- no_password_change, no_pop, no_webmail, no_imap, bounce_mail, no_relay,
+
+
+ The following values are returned as the character '1' or '0'. '1'
+-says the field is active which, for example an active no_password_change
++says the field is active - for example, an active no_password_change field
+ means the user can not change passwords.
+
+ no_password_change, no_pop, no_webmail, no_imap, bounce_mail, no_relay,
@@ -631,7 +631,7 @@
- Rights required: SA_ADMIN
-
- Action: List all domains on the system, and their parent domain.
--If the optional page is given, lines_per_page must be specified also.
-+If the optional page is given, lines_per_page must also be specified.
- When both are given, the data is broken up into pages with lines_per_page
- lines on each. The page returned is specified by page.
-
+ Rights required: SA_ADMIN
+
+ Action: List all domains on the system, and their parent domain.
+-If the optional page is given, lines_per_page must be specified also.
++If the optional page is given, lines_per_page must also be specified.
+ When both are given, the data is broken up into pages with lines_per_page
+ lines on each. The page returned is specified by page.
+
@@ -1088,7 +1088,7 @@
- The actual error messages are stored in the file vpopmaild.msg for easy translation.
- Once there are other language files, I'll create a directory to store the various
- language files, and use a symlink to select a language. Error messages are set
--at comile time.
-+at compile time.
-
--0.X represents a message passed up from fpopmaild primitives, and does not otherwise
-+0.X represents a message passed up from vpopmaild primitives, and does not otherwise
- follow the standard error reporting structure. (yet?)
+ The actual error messages are stored in the file vpopmaild.msg for easy translation.
+ Once there are other language files, I'll create a directory to store the various
+ language files, and use a symlink to select a language. Error messages are set
+-at comile time.
++at compile time.
+
+-0.X represents a message passed up from fpopmaild primitives, and does not otherwise
++0.X represents a message passed up from vpopmaild primitives, and does not otherwise
+ follow the standard error reporting structure. (yet?)