[MacPorts] #34915: Create port nsrllookup

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#34915: Create port nsrllookup
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  Reporter:  jessekornblum@…          |       Owner:  ryandesign@…           
      Type:  submission               |      Status:  closed                 
  Priority:  Normal                   |   Milestone:                         
 Component:  ports                    |     Version:  2.1.1                  
Resolution:  fixed                    |    Keywords:                         
      Port:  nsrllookup               |  
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Changes (by ryandesign@…):

  * status:  assigned => closed
  * resolution:  => fixed


Comment:

 I've committed the port in r94457. I had to make many changes to your
 Portfile to get it to work right; here are some suggestions for next time:

 You should test your ports before you submit them. This one contained a
 syntax error: the first checksum line did not end with a backslash. To
 test your Portfile, use the terminal to "cd" to the directory the Portfile
 is in and run "sudo port install" (without specifying a port name).

 Fetching the distfile failed. I had to adjust the master_sites line to fix
 that, and also add "use_bzip2 yes" since this project distributes a
 .tar.bz2 file, not a .tar.gz file.

 "port lint" revealed that the Portfile was missing the required
 "platforms" variable, so I added it with the usual value of "darwin". It
 also showed no license was set; I added "license ISC" according to the
 project's homepage and the LICENSE file the distribution contains.

 I added the configure.arg "--disable-silent-rules" so that we can see
 what's actually going on while compiling (if we look in the log or with
 the debug switch).

 I added a post-destroot block to [wiki:PortfileRecipes#doc install the
 documentation files].

 "port livecheck" didn't produce a result so I fixed it by adding a
 livecheck.regex similar to the one I often add to SourceForge-hosted
 ports.

 You used our standard modeline, which states that the Portfile is
 formatted with spaces for indentation at 4 spaces per indent, but it was
 actually indented with tabs at 8 spaces per indent. I reformatted the
 Portfile using spaces at 4 spaces per indent to conform to the modeline.

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