> the easiest way, if you build your own ports, is to svnlite update -r
> '{2020-03-29}' /usr/ports/security/w3af Note the date before removal from the
> ports tree.
Thanks, this is probably what I was looking for (a way to get a copy of the
existing work if ports deletes it).
Forgive my lack of experience here-- does this imply that when something is
"deleted" from ports-- it is like an edit in git or Wikipedia, where the old
version still (typically) exists in the tree somewhere? Because if a year from
now I can still get the old ports code from the older tree, that's good enough
for me.
I also got the downloadable Linux ELF pre-compiled version from pypy.org to run
in Linuxulator-- this has me covered for most of the stuff I do with Python,
though for GUI stuff it doesn't seem to like the libc in /compat or the one I
copied (a point for another list, but for me this solves most of my issue.)
Same GUI stuff runs on the native PyPy. I'm hoping the PyPy devs find a way to
make this work, I intend to ask them if they can make a FreeBSD download again.
They did one for FreeBSD64 a long time ago.
Thanks all.
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