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History

hubertf 6e6337b43d * findmatchingname(): When the bzip-pkg handling was introduced, a dewey pattern (foo>1) may get a character-class-pattern attached (.t[bg]z), and the code was not prepared to match that. I've special-cased handling of character-class pkg suffixes for ".t[bg]z", and when scanning a dir in findmatchingname() now both the 'first' part of the pattern (e.g. "foo>1") and the suffix (e.g. ".t[bg]z") must match the file, hence the two pmatch() calls. * findbestmatchingname_fn(): Caught a case where ".t[bg]z" was not properly handled. Must do the same suffix-processing again here! Fixes PR 11856 by Dan McMahill <mcmahill@mit.edu>		2001-01-01 22:07:35 +00:00
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add	* Accept ".tbz" as an alternative pkg suffix to ".tbz" for pkg_add and	2000-12-13 03:17:53 +00:00
admin	* Accept ".tbz" as an alternative pkg suffix to ".tbz" for pkg_add and	2000-12-13 03:17:53 +00:00
create	* Accept ".tbz" as an alternative pkg suffix to ".tbz" for pkg_add and	2000-12-13 03:17:53 +00:00
delete	fix up various .Nm abuses:	2000-11-07 06:43:24 +00:00
info	* Accept ".tbz" as an alternative pkg suffix to ".tbz" for pkg_add and	2000-12-13 03:17:53 +00:00
lib	* findmatchingname():	2001-01-01 22:07:35 +00:00
Makefile	Add code for pkgdb.	1999-01-19 17:01:56 +00:00
Makefile.inc	Pull in /etc/mk.conf unconditionally, not only on SunOS.	2000-10-27 11:49:23 +00:00
README	pkg_delete -r was done by Chris Hopps (I used the same code do implement	2000-05-16 16:38:15 +00:00
tkpkg	Silly as it may be, update the #! line in this script to match the pkgsrc	2000-09-14 18:00:44 +00:00

README

# $NetBSD: README,v 1.4 2000/05/16 16:38:15 hubertf Exp $
# Original from FreeBSD, no rcs id.

This is the pkg_install suite of tools for doing maintainance of
software "packages".  More documentation is available in the man pages
for each individual command.

This code was written by Jordan Hubbard for FreeBSD, snatched and
mildly reshaped by John Kohl in NetBSD and the changes taken back into
FreeBSD again by Jordan, who then proceeded to add another couple
of dozen features on top.  Whee! :-)

In another round of enhancements, NetBSD changes were added by
Alistair Crooks and Hubert Feyrer, Thorsten Frueauf and Christian E.
Hopps.