Log message:
sort includes

Log message:
provide buildlink2.mk.

Log message:
update HOMEPAGE.

Log message:
Update clamav so that milter support is optional.

However currently milter support is disabled, as it requires strerror_r to
be available, which it isn't on -current.

Note this required the fixing of the milter tests in the configure.in file.
It seemed if you used --disable-milter and the .h file was in the include
path, eg on -current it's in /usr/include/libmilter it was found and used.

We now have a want_milter for the --enable/disable-milter, which will
trigger the tests to setup have_milter.

Once I've sorted out the strerror_r problem in -current I'll enable the
milter support (or if someone tells me it works with pth)

Bump PKGREVISION.

Log message:
Update clamav to 0.60.  Note the new home is sourceforge.

Also fix pkg/22714, clamav not building, this was due to it rerunning
configure due to dependancy updates, which built a new libtool, replacing
the one we had given it from pkgsrc.

The fix is to run autoconf and automake on the patches, I would have done
diff's post autoconf/automake, but the diffs are much bigger.

Known issue, if you run fetchclam to update the databases you'll find that
pkg_install won't remove the db files as the MD5 checksum has changed, I
may move the db files into etc/clamav and copy them in, then fetchclam can
update as needed.

However I thought that given the current spate of viruses hitting people
they maybe wanting the latest version.

Log message:
Avoid hardcoding /usr/pkg in patch files (CFLAGS and LDFLAGS contain the
right flags, so there is no need to add -I and -L flags by hand).
Honour PKG_SYSCONFDIR.  Bump PKGREVISION to 2.

Log message:
Dependency bumps, needed because of devel/pth's major bump, and related
dependency bumps.

Log message:
Initial import of clamav-0.54 into the NetBSD Packages Collection.

Provided in PR 20662 by David Ferlier, modified to use pkgsrc libtool
and to add users by myself.

Clam AntiVirus is an anti-virus toolkit written from scratch.  It is
licensed under GNU GPL2 and uses the virus database from
OpenAntiVirus, which is an another free anti-virus project.  In
contrast to OpenAntiVirus (which is written in Java), Clam AntiVirus
is written entirely in C and its database is KEPT UP TO DATE.  It also
detects polymorphic viruses as well.