Created attachment 185008 [details] shar QAs: * pourdriere * portlint * runs fine
Created attachment 185257 [details] shar Fixed stripping.
Looks good except for the version. git describe --tags aed7c77 debian/0.82-1-19-gaed7c77 I already changed the port to correct version. Thanks for your contributions.
A commit references this bug: Author: ultima Date: Thu Aug 17 21:53:31 UTC 2017 New revision: 448198 URL: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/changeset/ports/448198 Log: lv2file is a simple program which you can use to apply effects to your audio files without much hassle. Possible use cases are: * When you want to apply an effect without having to open a GUI or start a project. * When you want to apply effects to a large number of files, or in an automated manner. * When you need a deterministic environment to debug a plugin. * You like everything to be on the command line. lv2file uses the LV2 plugin format (http://lv2plug.in/) for the effects it uses. WWW: https://github.com/jeremysalwen/lv2file PR: 221214 Submitted by: Yuri Victorovich (maintainer) Reviewed by: matthew (mentor) Approved by: matthew (mentor) Differential Revision: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D12058 Changes: head/audio/Makefile head/audio/lv2file/ head/audio/lv2file/Makefile head/audio/lv2file/distinfo head/audio/lv2file/files/ head/audio/lv2file/files/patch-Makefile head/audio/lv2file/pkg-descr
One more item that I did not know. Never install files by "cat"'ing them in place. INSTALL_MAN will automatically compress if needed. Committed, thanks!
Created attachment 185234 [details] patch to fix problem Dear Committer, please add the following message to /usr/ports/UPDATING: As of version 2.3.0_1, the storage directory for softhsm has changed from /usr/local/var/lib/softhsm to /var/lib/softhsm https://happy-wheels.co Features: Path change for token storage directory Changes: Use pkgconf for proper install Ignore GOST for openssl-devel
The `[NEW PORT] audio/lv2file` project sounds like a practical tool for audio processing, particularly if you’re looking to apply *LV2* effects directly to audio files in a straightforward way. This program could be a great asset for audio engineers or enthusiasts who want to batch-process files or add specific effects without needing a full digital audio workstation. For anyone working on projects like https://sprunkin.com/ that involve audio processing, this tool might also provide a way to integrate or experiment with LV2 effects efficiently. If there's support for scripting or automation within `lv2file`, it could streamline repetitive audio tasks, making it a useful addition to an audio processing pipeline.