Steffen's CRUX-Linux ports

A few ports for ∞ Crux-Linux that i miss. These are verifiable with my ∞ Signify public key. (Its signature: https://ftp.sdaoden.eu/stenur.pub.asc.) [Image: CRUX logo] The ports can be accessed through the usual ∞ Crux port drivers, namely ∞ httpup (ports/stenur.httpup) and ∞ git(1) (ports/stenur.git). The git version can be browsed online.

I have written a wrapper script, port-up.sh, around the CRUX package tools and their configuration files /etc/pkgmk.conf and /etc/prt-get.conf that i find very comfortable, it reduces a full system update to

	# bin/port-up.sh -sU  # -s may not be available for you

	# # prt-get --test sysup
	# # bin/port-olay-check.sh
	# # .. olay adjustments, as necessary ..

	# bin/port-up.sh -d  # download anything
	# # no more web traffic

	# bin/port-up.sh -nq # build anything non-interactive + "quiet"
	# # in case of package errors fix that, build it via prt-get,
	# # and then call "# bin/port-up.sh -r" to resume normal flow

	# bin/port-trim.sh

Whereas port-up.sh is easily usable / adaptable (you surely want to adjust the BOX_PORTS variable), port-olay-check.sh and port-trim.sh are pretty much specific as they depend on my style and order of port usage in /etc/prt-get.conf:

	prtdir /usr/ports/olay-lock
	prtdir /usr/ports/olay
	prtdir /usr/ports/stenur
	prtdir /usr/ports/core
	prtdir /usr/ports/opt
	prtdir /usr/ports/xorg
	prtdir /usr/ports/contrib

olay-lock and olay contain local overlays, ports in olay-lock are treated as if locked via prt-get lock PORT, whereas those in olay will be built as necessary. To get reminded of possibly desired updates of overlayed ports port-olay-check.sh. Once an update was performed i call port-trim.sh, it looks for obsolete binaries (/usr/ports/built) and balls (/x/balls), and moves them to the respective .stale subdirectory, after cleaning that first; note that it requires git(1) based prtdirs for graceful functioning (if a prt-get current port is not updated it will nonetheless be moved to the .stale directories otherwise). These two are mount points here, and in conjunction with file system snapshots i have a clean set of required source balls and built packages, with the recently replaced ones still available in .stale.

acpid	∞ acpid: ACPI event management daemon with netlink support.
apulse	∞ apulse: PulseAudio emulation for ALSA.
bluealsa	∞ bluez-alsa: Bluetooth Audio ALSA Backend (for users in "audio" group).
bmake	∞ bmake: NetBSD make program.
bogofilter-lmdb	∞ bogofilter: Fast Bayesian spam filtering, using LMDB backend.
calendar	∞ BSD calendar: ∞ OpenBSD program (via Leah Neukirchen), and ∞ FreeBSD database files; do `cd && touch calendar && calendar`.
cwm	∞ cwm: Linux port of the OpenBSD window manager.
doxygen	∞ doxygen: Source code documentation generator tool.
dtach	∞ dtach: Emulates the detach feature of screen.
encfs	∞ encfs: Encrypted filesystems via FUSE.
ipcalc	∞ ipcalc: calculate IPv4/6 broadcast, network and host range.
iw	∞ iw: nl80211 based CLI configuration utility for wireless devices.
kexec-tools	∞ kexec-tools: User space utility to load and exec another kernel.
libao	∞ libao: Cross-platform audio output library and plugins.
lighttpd	∞ lighttpd: Secure, fast, compliant and very flexible web server.
lmdb	∞ LMDB: The Lightning Memory-Mapped Database Manager.
lynx-redux	∞ lynx, the text mode browser. Like contrib/lynx, but somewhat stripped down (can be installed concurrently).It also has a SOCKS5 proxy support patch (via `-socks5_proxy`).
mawk	∞ mawk: Thomas Dickey's mawk AWK interpreter.
nawk	∞ nawk: The one, true implementation of AWK.
pam_xdg	pam_xdg: PAM module to manage XDG Base Directory Specification 0.8 (see manual).
postfix-lmdb	∞ postfix: Secure and fast drop-in replacement for Sendmail (MTA).
plzip	∞ plzip: parallelized lzip compression tool.
s-cdda	s-cdda: access audio CDs (informations and track data).
s-cdda-to-db	s-cdda-to-db: use S-cdda to create music database.
s-dkim-sign	s-dkim-sign: postfix-only DKIM sign-only milter.
s-postgray	s-postgray: (fast+secure) postfix graylisting policy server.
slock	∞ slock: A simple X display locker.
sox	∞ sox: Sound eXchange, the Swiss Army knife of audio manipulation.
st	∞ st: Simple terminal emulator for X, with X resource support (patch).
tcc	∞ tinycc: Tiny C Compiler - C Scripting Everywhere.
usocks	∞ usocks-0.7.c: detour network traffic through SOCKS5 proxy.
wireguard-tools	∞ wireguard-tools: Tools for configuring WireGuard.
xclip	∞ xclip: A command line interface to the X11 clipboard.
yt-dlp	∞ yt-dlp: CLI program to access YouTube and other data content.