[ 17:30 madpilot  ]

• 408743 net/asterisk/Makefile
• 408743 net/asterisk/files/patch-AST-2016-001
• 408743 net/asterisk/files/patch-configure
• 408743 net/asterisk11/Makefile
• 408743 net/asterisk11/distinfo
• 408743 net/asterisk13/Makefile

- Update net/asterisk11 to 11.21.2, which provides a fix for the
  old OpenSSL included in 9.x
- Backport the fis to net/asterisk (asterisk 1.8)
- net/asterisk13 already includes this fix, so remove my workaround

While here, asterisk 1.8 reached EOL on 2015-10-21, so DEPRECATE
it and add an expiration time.

MFH:	2016Q1

[ 11:43 madpilot  ]

• 408026 net/asterisk/Makefile
• 408026 net/asterisk/files/patch-AST-2016-001
• 408026 net/asterisk/files/patch-AST-2016-002
• 408026 net/asterisk/files/patch-AST-2016-003
• 408026 net/asterisk11/Makefile
• 408026 net/asterisk11/distinfo
• 408026 net/asterisk13/Makefile
• 408026 net/asterisk13/distinfo

- Add security fixes to net/asterisk port (PORTVERSION bumped)
- Update net/asterisk11 to 11.21.1
- Update net/asterisk13 to 13.7.1

The security update included in these commits introduces an unexpected
incompatibility with FreeBSD 9.3 bundled OpenSSL.
Unluckily simply forcing this port to use ports provided openssl
on 9.x isn't viable, since ftp/curl  by default links with base
openssl. A default binary package would just crash on startup
when loading the asterisk curl module, due to conflicting openssl
implementations being used.

This commit adds a check in the Makefile, copied from the ftp/curl
port, which removes the offending (and unsupported on that openssl
version) code from the source file when linking against base OpenSSL
on 9.x.

Security:	559f3d1b-cb1d-11e5-80a4-001999f8d30b
MFH:		2016Q1