Currently, it is not possible for automated tools (such as portsmon and FreshPorts) to determine whether or not certain ports are slave ports, which is needed to accurately update their web pages. This patch, which otherwise has no effect on the installation of any of these ports, allows that detection. Because I had to run the installs for each port, I also had to fix some stale md5/size information. Note that the maintainer should verify that these are The Right Thing. For the one port (japanese/linux-mozillafirebird-gtk1) that was marked broken for only that reason, I also removed the BROKEN line. Further note: for the two ports that are marked BROKEN for other reasons (dependency chain problem), I did not investigate the problem, but instead made sure I could get as far along in the install as possible (i.e. make checksum, make describe, make -V DESCR, and make -V MD5_FILE return correct results), to convince me that my own change was benign. How-To-Repeat: Update some metainfo (e.g. PORTREVISION) for the masterport and watch portsmon and FreshPorts still report the old metainfo for the slave ports.
Responsible Changed From-To: freebsd-ports-bugs->linimon Mark's submission.
State Changed From-To: open->closed Committed after maintainer timeout (2 weeks).