[MacPorts] #48917: new port: naviserver

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#48917: new port: naviserver
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 Reporter:  neumann@…   |      Owner:  macports-tickets@…
     Type:  submission  |     Status:  new
 Priority:  Normal      |  Milestone:
Component:  ports       |    Version:  2.3.3
 Keywords:              |       Port:
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 NaviServer is a C implemented WebServer with multi-protocol support,
 maintained at bitbucket (https://bitbucket.org/naviserver/naviserver). The
 NaviServer repository (https://bitbucket.org/naviserver/) contains about
 50 modules, most of these are implemented in C. These modules are compiled
 into .so files.


 The typical structure of an naviserver installation contains the following
 directories:

 {{{
 /usr/local/ns/
 /usr/local/ns/bin/
 /usr/local/ns/conf/
 /usr/local/ns/include/
 /usr/local/ns/lib/
 /usr/local/ns/modules/
 /usr/local/ns/pages/
 /usr/local/ns/tcl/
 /usr/local/ns/vhost/
 }}}

 where ns/bin contains the naviserver binaries (most prominently: nsd) and
 the .so files of the modules (e.g nscgi.so, ..., nsdbpg.so), and ns/lib
 contains extra packages (.tcl and .dylib). The 50 ~extra modules contain
 e.g nsdbpg (postgres interface), nsssl (SSL/TLS), nsudp, or nssmtp. The
 .so files of these modules are just useful for NaviServer.

 Therefore, the attached portfile uses essentially the same structure as
 above, using /opt/local/var/log/ns/ as log directory. This structure is
 similar to the apache2 tree but violates the mtree. The advantage of using
 the structure is that the standard config files and install scripts of the
 packages work mostly out of the box.

 With separate tickets i will submit naviserver-nsdbpg and naviserver-
 libthread. At some later time i will be working on a portfile for OpenACS,
 that will require amonst other things naviserver-nsdbpg and naviserver-
 libthread.

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