According to freshports status, www/surfraw is flagged broken, unfetchable [1]. It is available on https://gitlab.com/surfraw/Surfraw and tarball for latest version, 2.3.0, can be obtained from: https://gitlab.com/surfraw/Surfraw/-/archive/surfraw-2.3.0/surfraw-2.3.0.tar.bz2 Currently, i am not able to provide diff to removed port with updated distfiles entries. [1]: https://www.freshports.org/www/surfraw/
Created attachment 238989 [details] revive 44db0fd revert from 44db0fd: --- commit 44db0fdc07ab8389818782fde4f3d3d367980a76 Author: Philippe Audeoud <jadawin@FreeBSD.org> Date: Thu Jun 4 06:53:43 2015 +0000 - Fix shebangs - Don't install config files without .sample suffix, these are handled by pkg - Remove MLINKS, unneeded with pkg - Use @sample - Remove @dirrm* from plist PR: 200038 Submitted by: amdmi3@ --- There are missing files.
(In reply to Oleh Vinichenko from comment #0) 2.3.0 is 4 years old, are you sure that project is still alive?
i have seen activity on project gitlab page, so only thing i can judge from that that project is not dead. for as long as it can be fetched, compiled and working, i will be happy. Alternatively, a snapshot tarball can be used? latest changes are 1 year old, so it is "newer". i do not know what is a policy about it.
(In reply to Oleh Vinichenko from comment #3) Yes, snapshot tags/tarball can be used.
(In reply to Oleh Vinichenko from comment #3) We also need to find a MAINTAINER of the revived port, are you willing to do it?
i would like to, but, firstly, i am yet unfamiliar with ports framework, only rudimentary understanding about it. secondly, there is very unstable situation here and the reason for this software is to avoid using browsers to save battery life.