Log message:
*: bump for openssl 3

Log message:
imap-uw: fix non-BSD build breakages from previous change set

Redo some of the patches from the previous change set (PR pkg/56645) so
that they reflect the upstream project's method for including its
version of portable_utime(), rather than what was done previously,
which broke non-BSD builds, e.g., on Solaris derivates:

ld: fatal: symbol 'portable_utime' is multiply-defined:
	(file .libs/osdep.o type=FUNC; file .libs/utime.o type=FUNC);
ld: fatal: file processing errors. No output written to .libs/libc-client.so.5.0.0

Compile tested on NetBSD 9.2_STABLE, NetBSD 9.99.93, OmniOS r151038,
and Fedora Linux 34.

Log message:
imap-uw: bump PKGREVISION for the new patchset added

Log message:
These patches fix a very long standing bug where aguments passed to utime(3) by \ 
IMAP-UW and the
c-client library were incorrect.  Unfortunately, on 32-bit systems, the the bug \ 
went unnoticed
because all the bits lined up correctly.  On 64-bit systems, this happenstance \ 
doesn't work,
meaning the mtime and atime time stamps this software modifies are completely \ 
wrong, usually
defaulting to the beginning of the epoch, but only because the random memory \ 
locations pointed
to by the incorrect pointers are  0.
Fortunately, the software package includes a portable version of the utime \ 
library call that
converts the internal usage of this function to one that's compatible with the \ 
one resident in
libc on NetBSD, FreeBSD and other BSD systems.  This patch simply enables that \ 
portable code
when compiling this package  on BSD systems while using the pkgsrc system.

These patches have been compiled and are running in production on a 64-bit \ 
NetBSD/amd64
system running NetBSD-9.2.

Fixes pkg/pr-56645

Log message:
These patches fix a very long standing bug where aguments passed to utime(3) by \ 
IMAP-UW and the
c-client library were incorrect.  Unfortunately, on 32-bit systems, the the bug \ 
went unnoticed
because all the bits lined up correctly.  On 64-bit systems, this happenstance \ 
doesn't work,
meaning the mtime and atime time stamps this software modifies are completely \ 
wrong, usually
defaulting to the beginning of the epoch, but only because the random memory \ 
locations pointed
to by the incorrect pointers are  0.
Fortunately, the software package includes a portable version of the utime \ 
library call that
converts the internal usage of this function to one that's compatible with the \ 
one resident in
libc on NetBSD, FreeBSD and other BSD systems.  This patch simply enables that \ 
portable code
when compiling this package  on BSD systems while using the pkgsrc system.

These patches have been compiled and are running in production on a 64-bit \ 
NetBSD/amd64
system running NetBSD-9.2.

Fixes pkg/pr-56645

Log message:
These patches fix a very long standing bug where aguments passed to utime(3) by \ 
IMAP-UW and the
c-client library were incorrect.  Unfortunately, on 32-bit systems, the the bug \ 
went unnoticed
because all the bits lined up correctly.  On 64-bit systems, this happenstance \ 
doesn't work,
meaning the mtime and atime time stamps this software modifies are completely \ 
wrong, usually
defaulting to the beginning of the epoch, but only because the random memory \ 
locations pointed
to by the incorrect pointers are  0.
Fortunately, the software package includes a portable version of the utime \ 
library call that
converts the internal usage of this function to one that's compatible with the \ 
one resident in
libc on NetBSD, FreeBSD and other BSD systems.  This patch simply enables that \ 
portable code
when compiling this package  on BSD systems while using the pkgsrc system.

These patches have been compiled and are running in production on a 64-bit \ 
NetBSD/amd64
system running NetBSD-9.2.

Fixes pkg/pr-56645

Log message:
These patches fix a very long standing bug where aguments passed to utime(3) by \ 
IMAP-UW and the
c-client library were incorrect.  Unfortunately, on 32-bit systems, the the bug \ 
went unnoticed
because all the bits lined up correctly.  On 64-bit systems, this happenstance \ 
doesn't work,
meaning the mtime and atime time stamps this software modifies are completely \ 
wrong, usually
defaulting to the beginning of the epoch, but only because the random memory \ 
locations pointed
to by the incorrect pointers are  0.
Fortunately, the software package includes a portable version of the utime \ 
library call that
converts the internal usage of this function to one that's compatible with the \ 
one resident in
libc on NetBSD, FreeBSD and other BSD systems.  This patch simply enables that \ 
portable code
when compiling this package  on BSD systems while using the pkgsrc system.

These patches have been compiled and are running in production on a 64-bit \ 
NetBSD/amd64
system running NetBSD-9.2.

Fixes pkg/pr-56645

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