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• 565435 net/aprsc/Makefile
• 565435 net/aprsc/distinfo
• 565435 net/aprsc/files/patch-Makefile.in
• 565435 net/aprsc/files/patch-web_index.html
• 565435 net/aprsc/pkg-plist

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* Reduce memory use significantly. The "last position of all stations"
cache was unnecessarily holding a copy of the last packet from each
station, eating 248 bytes per station (or more, if it was a long packet).
It wasn't used for anything, so I removed the packet data from the
structure, and it now uses 56 bytes per station. From about 13 megabytes
to about 3 megabytes on a normal day.

PR:		ports/253296
Submitted by:	freebsd-ports@dan.me.uk
Reviewed by:	portmgr
Approved by:	Maintainer

[ 16:47 amdmi3  ]

• 432783 net/aprsc/Makefile
• 432783 net/aprsc/distinfo
• 432783 net/aprsc/files/patch-web_index.html
• 432783 net/aprsc/pkg-plist

- Update to 2.1.4
- Switch to USES=localbase

PR:		216361
Submitted by:	freebsd-ports@dan.me.uk
Approved by:	toyokun@gmail.com (maintainer)

[ 22:41 feld  ]

• 411127 net/aprsc/Makefile
• 411127 net/aprsc/distinfo
• 411127 net/aprsc/files/patch-Makefile.in
• 411127 net/aprsc/files/patch-web_index.html
• 411127 net/aprsc/pkg-plist

net/aprsc: Update to 2.0.19

PR:		207548

[ 14:43 antoine  ]

• 373063 net/3proxy/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/Sockets/files/patch-Makefile
• 373063 net/Sockets/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/afpfs-ng/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/apinger/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/aprsc/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/arp-scan/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/asio/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/aslookup/pkg-plist
• 373063 net/belle-sip/pkg-plist

Cleanup plist

[ 23:20 swills  ]

• 361653 net/aprsc/Makefile
• 361653 net/aprsc/files/patch-Makefile.in
• 361653 net/aprsc/pkg-plist

net/aprsc: fix shebang for sbin/aprsc_munin, use @sample while here

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• 351507 net/Makefile
• 351507 net/aprsc
• 351507 net/aprsc/Makefile
• 351507 net/aprsc/distinfo
• 351507 net/aprsc/files
• 351507 net/aprsc/files/patch-Makefile.in
• 351507 net/aprsc/pkg-descr
• 351507 net/aprsc/pkg-plist

aprsc (pronounced a-purrs-c) is a plain APRS-IS server intended to be used
on the core and Tier2 APRS-IS servers. It is written in the C language,
and it runs on Linux and Unix servers.

If you need igate or other radio-interfacing features, aprsc is not for you.

- toyo
toyokun@gmail.com

WWW: http://he.fi/aprsc

PR:		ports/188539
Submitted by:	toyokun@gmail.com