[ 12:09 Kirill Ponomarev (krion)  ]

• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/Makefile
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/distinfo
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/files/csync2.in
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/files/patch-csync2.c
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/files/patch-csync2.h
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/files/patch-rsync.c
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/files/pkg-install.in
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/pkg-descr
• a25f1f676816fa1481d4d611305ec7762989cec9 net/csync2/pkg-plist

net/csync2: re-add net/csync2 - cluster synchronization tool

[ 20:05 tijl  ]

• 414130 net/csync2/Makefile
• 414130 net/csync2/files/patch-csync2.c

Rather than listening on two sockets, one for IPv4 and one for IPv6 the
csync server listens on one IPv6 socket and uses IPv4 mapped IPv6 addresses
to support IPv4.  This IPv6 feature is disabled by default on FreeBSD so
add a patch to enable it on the server socket.

PR:		208928
Tested by:	ari@ish.com.au
Approved by:	alexey@renatasystems.org (maintainer)