This also updates a bunch of its dependencies to enable the update,
and gets rid of libhif because upstream stopped maintaining it as
such, instead using it internally in other projects until they can
agree on an interface for it. Nothing seemed to be using libhif so
I'm not too concerned about removing it.
Some manpages, e.g. `systemd.time` were broken in a way that they
were rendered from the beginning after part of the page, and then only
lasted for maybe a third of their length.
So we just add groff in the wrapper instead of the configure phase like
every other distribution seems to do, and that fixes it.
Patch by @Mic92.
Fixes#19323.
`stripHash` documentation states that it prints out the stripped name to
the stdout, but the function stored the value in `strippedName`
instead.
Basically all usages did something like
`$(stripHash $foo | echo $strippedName)` which is just braindamaged.
Fixed the implementation and all invocations.
linkchecker has an odd version check for requests2 that fails on
versions > 2.9.x.
We patch out the check as we are providing a recent requests2. This
patch should be dropped when linkchecker >v9.3 is released.
We now also run the tests although I had to remove one failing test.
Yes, that's covering up the issue but we're still better off than
before.
These tools are commonly used but don't require the other bind binaries.
Bind's libs are used, so they've also been split into an extra output.
The old version of host isn't maintained anymore and was removed From Debian
back in 2009: https://packages.qa.debian.org/h/host.html
Add the package "lf" (as in "list files") at version 2016-10-02
(nightly) under the category "tools/misc", add it to the top-level
package collection and set myself as the maintainer.
I have tested this package under NixOS and Gentoo+Nix.
