aports/testing/dbmail, branch master

testing/dbmail: move to unmaintained

2016-08-27T13:56:18+00:00

testing/dbmail: bump pkgrel

2016-06-07T08:51:06+00:00

testing/dbmail: fix checksum

2016-06-07T08:48:11+00:00

testing/[various]: Bump pkgrel for .pre-install scripts fixes.

2016-06-07T07:20:09+00:00

* testing/at: Properly set primary group in .pre-install.
testing/at/at.pre-install

* testing/ejabberd: Fix .pre-install script broken since 9716bc3570be.
testing/ejabberd/ejabberd.pre-install

* testing/rrdbot: Remove bogus comment in .pre-install script.
testing/rrdbot/rrdbot.pre-install

* testing/[various]: Add group and use it as primary in .pre-* scripts.
testing/dbmail/dbmail.pre-install
testing/dspam/dspam.pre-install
testing/opensips/opensips.pre-install
testing/pdns/pdns.pre-install
testing/qpage/qpage.pre-install
testing/rrdbot/rrdbot.pre-install
testing/wt/wt.pre-install

testing/[various]: Add group and use it as primary in .pre-* scripts.

2016-06-07T07:20:09+00:00

Fixes the problem I unintentionally brought in commit ccc056dbf9d3:
system user creation doesn't add same named group and uses nogroup as
primary group unless explicitly specified via -G.

Brings status quo regarding primary groups of users created in packages:
- testing/dbmail
- testing/dspam
- testing/opensips
- testing/pdns
- testing/qpage
- testing/rrdbot
- testing/wt

testing/dbmail: ugrade to latest stable version, 3.2.3, and fix build issue

2016-04-25T13:24:34+00:00

testing/[various]: bump pkgrel for pre-install fixes

2016-04-25T07:11:52+00:00

Reorder arguments passed to addgroup/adduser in scripts.

2016-04-25T06:56:47+00:00

Now all invocations have following order of arguments (if present):

    addgroup -S -g ... GROUP
    adduser -S -u ... -D -H -h ... -s ... -G ... -g ... USER

Improve consistency of scripts using adduser/addgroup.

2016-04-25T06:55:43+00:00

Following rules have been applied:
- script starts with shebang !#/bin/sh followed by blank line,
- script ends with exit 0 prepended by blank line,
- only stderr of adduser, addgroup or passwd is redirected to /dev/null,
- getent passwd/group instances has been removed,
- manual checking of file and group existence has been removed,
- `|| true` instances has been removed.

Comments and line wrapping have been preserved.

Add -g option (GECOS/comment) to adduser in scripts.

2016-04-25T06:54:18+00:00

This way we can avoid ugly default:

    Linux user,,,