msmtp: OpenSSL is discouraged, use GnuTLS instead
- removed build option for OpenSSL entirely and always use GnuTLS - why OpenSSL is discouraged: https://marlam.de/msmtp/news/openssl-discouraged/ - update IDN to use libdn2, but it is not required anymore since GnuTLS has build-in support for IDN - disable msmtpd by default
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# Template file for 'msmtp'
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# Template file for 'msmtp'
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pkgname=msmtp
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pkgname=msmtp
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version=1.8.2
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version=1.8.2
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revision=1
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revision=2
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build_style=gnu-configure
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build_style=gnu-configure
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configure_args="--with-tls=openssl $(vopt_with idn libidn)
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configure_args="$(vopt_with msmtpd)
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$(vopt_with sasl libgsasl) $(vopt_with gnome libsecret)"
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$(vopt_with idn libidn)
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$(vopt_with sasl libgsasl)
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$(vopt_with gnome libsecret)"
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hostmakedepends="pkg-config"
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hostmakedepends="pkg-config"
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makedepends="libressl-devel $(vopt_if idn libidn-devel)
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makedepends="gnutls-devel
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$(vopt_if idn libidn2-devel)
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$(vopt_if sasl gsasl-devel)
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$(vopt_if sasl gsasl-devel)
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$(vopt_if gnome libsecret-devel)"
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$(vopt_if gnome libsecret-devel)"
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short_desc="Mini SMTP client"
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short_desc="Mini SMTP client"
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distfiles="https://marlam.de/msmtp/releases/msmtp-${version}.tar.xz"
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distfiles="https://marlam.de/msmtp/releases/msmtp-${version}.tar.xz"
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checksum=d1185c1969ed00d0e2c57dbcd5eb09a9f82156042b21309d558f761978a58793
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checksum=d1185c1969ed00d0e2c57dbcd5eb09a9f82156042b21309d558f761978a58793
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build_options="idn sasl gnome"
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build_options="idn sasl gnome msmtpd"
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build_options_default="idn"
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post_install() {
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post_install() {
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vsconf doc/msmtprc-system.example
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vsconf doc/msmtprc-system.example
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