Log message:
Pullup ticket #4150 - requested by taca
devel/transifex-client: security update

Revisions pulled up:
- devel/transifex-client/Makefile                               1.2-1.3
- devel/transifex-client/PLIST                                  1.2
- devel/transifex-client/distinfo                               1.2

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   Module Name:	pkgsrc
   Committed By:	taca
   Date:		Thu May 23 13:17:52 UTC 2013

   Modified Files:
   	pkgsrc/devel/transifex-client: Makefile

   Log message:
   Correct HOEPAGE noted by PR pkg/47848 from Ilias-Dimitrios Vrachnis.

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   Module Name:	pkgsrc
   Committed By:	taca
   Date:		Thu May 23 14:54:53 UTC 2013

   Modified Files:
   	pkgsrc/devel/transifex-client: Makefile PLIST distinfo

   Log message:
   Update transifex-client to 0.9, fixing CVE-2013-2073.

   pkgsrc changes; use wget instead of curl to fetch.

   Quote from release announce on the blog.

   * Verify SSL certificates. Even though the client opened an encrypted
     connection to the server, it did not validate the certificate used. As a
     result, the client was open to MITM attacks. The new version will always
     validate the certificate first and refuse to connect to the server if there
     is a problem with it.

   * Add support for soft links in UNIX systems. You can now use soft links in
     your project directories. This would be useful in cases where you have a
     large project and you would prefer to assign the localization files to
     multiple Transifex projects.

   * Add support for local .transifexrc files. You can now have a .transifexrc
     file in your project directory. The entries in the file will override the
     ones from the main one. This would be useful in cases you would prefer to
     use a different set of credentials for a project than the ones you use for
     the rest of your projects in Transifex.

   * Make the client more friendly to users in Windows. The .tx/config file now
     supports forward slashes for the paths in Windows, in accordance to what
     UNIX uses. As a result, people can now share a .tx/config irrespective of
     whether they use a UNIX-based system (like Linux and Mac OS X) or Windows.