Bugzilla Bug 148402

Needed for:
dev-libs/opensc
app-crypt/gnupg

Thanks!

Need:
~alpha
~amd64
~mips
~sparc
~x86-fbsd

What is the CC of x86-fbsd?

pcsc-lite has been added to the use.mask of alpha, sparc, mips and fbsd-x86.

gnupg-1.9.21-r1 has smartcard improvement that would be enhanced by unmasking
use flag pcsc lite.

Weeve I vaguely recall another bug where no SC was avaliable on sparc for
testing. I'll leave it up to the community to endorce the  keyword or no

~sparc added and keyword unmasked

Usemasked in FreeBSD profile as nobody can test it for now.

[ping]

The program compiles fine and seems to work until the point of connecting to
the card reader, something I can't test. Anyway, I can't remember anybody in
the alpha herd who has a card reader so we can't make the proper testing.

Leave the use.mask and all done :)

(In reply to comment #6)
> The program compiles fine and seems to work until the point of connecting to
> the card reader, something I can't test. Anyway, I can't remember anybody in
> the alpha herd who has a card reader so we can't make the proper testing.
> 
> Leave the use.mask and all done :)
> 

No... The alpha keyword was lost in the past.
pcsc-lite is marked stable for alpha in pcsc-lite-1.2.0.ebuild.
Want to remove old versions from tree...

alpha?
Maybe we can remove your keyword from old version for now?

alpha and mips: Please add your keyword that was lost in newer versions.

Please?

mips has pcsc-lite in use.mask, and since no one I know of has a smartcard
reader, I think it's better to leave it that way.

mips, alpha: You have a STABLE mark at VERY OLD version (1.2) if you don't wish
to handle this package, I will remove your keywords and close this.

Thanks!

Removed mips keyword.  We have it use.masked, and I don't foresee us ever
getting the hardware to test this.

This will have to wait until wolf has access to his alpha again

Remove the keyword or add the keyword?

I guess what I am requesting is to remove the alpha keyword so no access is
required.

uh, remove the keyword then.

Thanks!