Log message:
Add NetBSD tag to patch file.

Log message:
- deal with NetBSD failing on mkdir("foo/"), rmdir("foo/") etc.
- print the correct errors, not from a stale error code.

Log message:
Update cyrus-imapd to 2.1.11.

This includes the fix for the recent buffer overflow.

Note that IPv6 patch doesn't work, I've not had the time to look into this,
but felt that being a security fix I should get the update done.

Also note that if you define CYRUS_DB_RECOMMENDED in your build environment
it will build using the cyrus mailing list recommended defaults for the
database settings.

Log message:
I forgot to commit this with the new patches yesterday!!!
Many thanks to Chris Gilbert for noticing it.

Bump PKGREVISION
- Add dependency on autoconf and have auto{header,conf} run at pre-configure
  stage: this is need to avoid conflict between the distribution patch file for
  IPv6 and patch files.
- Pave the way for the removal of PERL5_GENERATE_PLIST from bsd.pkg.mk:
  use perl5/module.mk with PERL5_CONFIGURE=NO.
- Ensure relocatable objects are created so that when the Perl modules are
  linked they are composed wholly from relocatable objects.
  We query perl for how to compile a source file into a relocatable object file.
  Thanks again jlam for this.

Log message:
Bump PKGREVISION
- Add dependency on autoconf and have auto{header,conf} run at pre-configure
  stage: this is need to avoid conflict between the distribution patch file for
  IPv6 and patch files.
- Pave the way for the removal of PERL5_GENERATE_PLIST from bsd.pkg.mk:
  use perl5/module.mk with PERL5_CONFIGURE=NO.
- Ensure relocatable objects are created so that when the Perl modules are
  linked they are composed wholly from relocatable objects.
  We query perl for how to compile a source file into a relocatable object file.
  Thanks again jlam for this.

Log message:
Remove blank line from middle of PLIST.

Log message:
Initial import of cyrus-imapd 2.1.9.

Cyrus imapd provides IMAP, POP3 and KPOP services for mail.  It differs 
from other IMAP servers by providing a "sealed" server where users do not
normally login directly to the server.  The mailbox database is private to
the Cyrus IMAP system.  Cyrus also provides server side mail filtering
using sieve (see RFC 3028)