Hi Guys
Is there any reason that the port collection only has rtorrent 8.7, libtorrent 12.7 and libsigc++20 2.2.8 when the ports listed on the FreeBSD ports page are rtorrent 8.9, libtorrent 12.9 and libsigc++20 2.2.10?
If it can only be answered by the maintainers, I apologise but I have been using FreeBSD for almost 10 years now and this is an ongoing confusion I have with FreeBSD. Very often the ports in the tree are way out of sync with what is actually released as a port, even after cvsuping ALL.
I would also understand if the packages were not actually available, but they are.
This way I am forced to manually copy the all the dependent port installation files from the website into the port tree. This is easy enough, and thankfully in this case there are only three ports involved. But if it were something more complex, I could be here all day. Not to mention I can not run cvsup anymore or I will lose the updated port install files.
Thanks for your time
G
Is there any reason that the port collection only has rtorrent 8.7, libtorrent 12.7 and libsigc++20 2.2.8 when the ports listed on the FreeBSD ports page are rtorrent 8.9, libtorrent 12.9 and libsigc++20 2.2.10?
If it can only be answered by the maintainers, I apologise but I have been using FreeBSD for almost 10 years now and this is an ongoing confusion I have with FreeBSD. Very often the ports in the tree are way out of sync with what is actually released as a port, even after cvsuping ALL.
I would also understand if the packages were not actually available, but they are.
This way I am forced to manually copy the all the dependent port installation files from the website into the port tree. This is easy enough, and thankfully in this case there are only three ports involved. But if it were something more complex, I could be here all day. Not to mention I can not run cvsup anymore or I will lose the updated port install files.
Thanks for your time
G