Log message:
Update pyzor to 1.0.0.

Generate man page, add default config files.

Pyzor 1.0.0

- New pyzor commands local_[un]whitelist are available for managing
  a local whitelist on the client side.
- New PreFork option for the pyzor server. This allows creating multiple
  workers for handling pyzor requests.
- Improve usage of the Redis engine by using Hashes instead of string
  for storing digests. The migration tool can be used to update you current
  database.
- PyPy3 compatibility verified and introduced into the Travis-CI system.
- Unification of the storage engines types.
- Improved check on the public whitelisting request service to skip sending
  requests to whitelist message that have not been reported to the public
  database or have been already whitelisted.

Pyzor 0.9.0

- Fix gdbm decoding issue.
- Fix inconsistencies accounts and addresses.
- Strip content inside <style> and <script> tags during HTML \ 
normalization.
- Improvements in Pyzor client error codes.
- Add support for logging to Sentry
- Do report and whitelist in a single step for MySQL Server Engine.
- You can now requests whitelisting a message by using a simple form
  available at: http://public.pyzor.org/whitelist/

Pyzor 0.8.0

- Fix unicode decoding issues.
- A new option for the pyzor server to set-up digest forwarding.
- A new script pyzor-migrate is now available. The script allows migrating
  your digest database from one engine to another.
- Use multiple threads when connecting to multiple servers in the pyzor
  client script.
- A new BatchClient is available in pyzor client API. The client now send
  reports in batches to the pyzor server.
- Small adjustments to the pyzor scripts to add Windows compatibility.
- Automatically build documentation.
- Continuous integration on Travis-CI.
- Test coverage on coveralls.

Pyzor 0.7.0

- Fix decoding bug when messages are badly formed
- Pyzor now correctly creates the specified homedir, not the user's one
- Logging is now disabled by default
- Automatically run 2to3 during installation
- pyzord: Added ability to disable expiry
- pyzord: New redis engine support has been added
- pyzord: New option to enable gevent
- pyzord: Added the ability to reload accounts and access files using
  USR1 signal
- pyzord: Added the ability to safely stop the daemon with TERM signal
- pyzord: Split the usage-log and normal log in two separate files
- pyzord: Pyzord daemon can now daemonize and detach itself

Pyzor 0.6.0
- pyzor and pyzord will now work with Python3.3 (if the the 2to3-3.3 is
  previously ran)
- pyzord and pyzor now supports IPv6
- Improved handling of multi-threading
  for the mysql engine
- Introduced multi-processing capabilities
- Improved HTML parsing
- Introduced self document sample configurations
- Introduced ability to set custom report/whitelist thresholds for
  the pyzor client
- Greatly improved tests coverage

Log message:
No need to have two variables for the same logic.
Replace PYTHON_PATCH_SCRIPTS with REPLACE_PYTHON.

Log message:
Drop superfluous PKG_DESTDIR_SUPPORT, "user-destdir" is default these days.
Mark packages that don't or might probably not have staged installation.

Log message:
Update pyzor to 0.5.0.

Changes since 0.4.0:

* Man pages for pyzor and pyzord.
* Changing back to signals for database locking, rather than threads.
  It is likely that signals will be removed again in the future, but
  the existing threading changes caused problems.
* Basic checks on the results of "discover".
* Extended mbox support throughout the library.
* Better handling on unknown encodings.
* Added a --log option to log to a file.
* Better handling of command-line options.
* Improved error handling.

Log message:
Remove references to pyhon-2.3.

Log message:
Using ${...} instead of $(...). Removed empty PKGREVISION.

Log message:
Added RMD160 checksums.

Log message:
Removed trailing white-space.

Log message:
sync with pkgsrc python changes (remove *-pth from the list of accepted
python versions)

Log message:
use ${PYPKGPREFIX} to correctly depend on py23pth-gdbm,
added BUILD_DEF for PYZOR_USE_PYZORD.

thanks to minskim@NetBSD.org, you are really pointing things out :)