www/groupoffice: Add Portscout

[joneum]

Summary

Add Portscout

Test Plan

I am not sure about portscout.
In portscout [1] i see: 6.2.82-php-7.1.

I search on other Ports with PORTSCOUT and found security/john.
Is this the right entry, to ignore the "-php-7.1" part?

[1] https://portscout.freebsd.org/[e-mail]

[tcberner]

What exactly do you want to achieve?

[tcberner]

groupoffice-com-6.2.82-php-7.1.tar.gz 			
groupoffice-com-6.2.82.tar.gz

Ah, I see

[tcberner]

But no. With this regex you tell portscout to only inform you about the php71 dust files, which is the opposite of what you want. So you need to modify the regex to 'not contain php71'.

[joneum]

I am not sure, but i think, "limitw:6,even" is the right syntax for PORTSCOUT= now, if I understand the link correctly: https://github.com/freebsd/portscout/blob/master/docs/portscout-portconfig.txt#L28

[tcberner]

In D14329#301187, @joneum wrote:

I am not sure, but i think, "limitw:6,even" is the right syntax for PORTSCOUT= now, if I understand the link correctly: https://github.com/freebsd/portscout/blob/master/docs/portscout-portconfig.txt#L28

No, that will tell portscout that the number after the fifth '.' should be even.

limitw:0,even matches 0.x.y.... 2.x.y... and so on
limitw1,even matches x.0.y..., x.2.y.... and so on

[joneum]

I've look with "find ~/dev/ports/ -name Makefile | xargs grep PORTSCOUT | more" into the Porttree, but found nothing, that could help me. Is there any possibility for the problem?

[tcberner]

You could maybe use something like

6\.2.\d+([^ph]{3}).*

note that [^ph]{3} is a shorthand for I don't know how to negative match words in perl regex.

You could also maybe even get away with

6\.2.\d+$$

[joneum]

Moin Tobias and mat,

what is better?

PORTSCOUT= 6\.2.\d+([^ph]{3}).*

or

PORTSCOUT= 6\.2.\d+$$

[tcberner]

If the second one works I would prefer that :)