Log message:
chat/ejabberd: Store link to upstream bug
that discusses dealing with erlang's language-specific packaging
disease.

Log message:
chat/ejabberd: Add note to future self about other users
Nobody has fessed up to using this, so I intend to update if it works
for me.

Log message:
chat/ejabberd: Update to 25.07
Upstream NEWS
## Version 25.07
#### Security fix
- `ext_mod`: Add temporary workaround for zip including absolute path
#### Configuration and Tests
- Add `rest_proxy*` options to configure proxy used by rest module
- `ejabberd_c2s`: Add `auth_password_types_hidden_in_scram1` option
- `ejabberd_http`: Remove unused `default_host` option and state element
- `ejabberd_http`: New option `hosts_alias` and function `resolve_host_alias/1` \ 
([#4400](https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/issues/4400))
- New predefined keywords: `CONFIG_PATH` and `LOG_PATH`
#### Core and Modules
- `ejabberd_s2s_in`: Allow S2S connections to accept client certificates that \ 
have only server purpose \ 
([#4392](https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/issues/4392))

Log message:
chat/ejabberd: Update to 25.04
Packaging changes:
  - Rototill mix/rebar/rebar3 and add comments (still using rebar).
  - Update DEPENDS from rebar.config.
  - Drop lager dependency (only used for very old OTP).
  - Drop luerl because it goes with lua which we don't enable,
    demoting to a faux option that's always off.
  - Demote redis to a faux option that's always off, because
    erlang-redis is woefully out of date and not trivial to update.
    (There are no known users of redis with ejabberd from pkgsrc.)
  - Drop two patches that no longer apply because upstream at least
    more or less did the same thing.
  - Patch out CHOWN commands in Makefile.
  - Completely rototill patch-ae (about su); see patch comments and
    upstream pull request discussion.  Likely Solaris needs fixing,
    but in a way that doesn't break other systems, and this should be
    done upstream, or at least aligned with expected upstream changes.
See https://docs.ejabberd.im/admin/upgrade/ for instructions on SQL schema changes.
Upstream changes highlights (since 23.01) follow.  See
https://github.com/processone/ejabberd/releases for more.
25.04:
    security fixes
25.03:
    Matrix Gateway Gets Room Support
    Multiple Simultaneous Password Types
    Execute API Commands Using XMPP Client
24.12
    XEP-0484: Fast Authentication Streamlining Tokens: Reduce the time
    it takes for authentication. This helps with a faster start for
    clients on mobile.
    Commands API v3: We paved the way for API changes and improvements
    while allowing customers depending on older version to stay on a
    pinned version of the commands.
24.10
    XEP-0288: Bidirectional Server-to-Server Connections
    XEP-0480: SASL Upgrade Tasks
    IQ permission in privileged entities
    PubSub varied fixes
    WebAdmin improvements
24.07
    bugfixes
24.06
    Webadmin rework
    Improved documentation
    Architecture and API improvements
24.02
ejabberd 24.02 has just been release and well, this is a huge release
with 200 commits and more in the libraries. We've packed this update
with a plethora of new features, significant improvements, and
essential bug fixes, all designed to supercharge your messaging
infrastructure.
    Matrix Federation Unleashed: Imagine seamlessly connecting with
    Matrix servers – it's now possible! ejabberd breaks new ground in
    cross-platform communication, fostering a more interconnected
    messaging universe. We have still some ground to cover and for
    that we are waiting for your feedback.
    Cutting-Edge Security with TLS 1.3 & SASL2: In an era where
    security is paramount, ejabberd steps up its game. With support
    for TLS 1.3 and advanced SASL2 protocols, we increase the overall
    security for all platform users.
    Performance Enhancements with Bind 2: Faster connection times,
    especially crucial for mobile network users, thanks to Bind 2 and
    other performance optimizations.
    User gains better control over on their messages: The new support
    for XEP-0424: Message Retraction allows users to manage their
    message history and remove something they posted by mistake.
    Optimized server pings by relying on an existing mechanism coming
    from XEP-0198
    Streamlined API Versioning: Our refined API versioning means
    smoother, more flexible integration for your applications.
    Enhanced Elixir, Mix and Rebar3 Support

Log message:
chat/ejabberd: gc old accomodations
  - drop EJABBERD_TRANSDIR from BUILD_DEFS because I can find no trace
    of it
  - drop ALLOW_NETWORK_ACCESS, added because rebar crashed without it,
    because it now seems ok.  (unclear if rebar has changed, or
    pkgsrc's blocking plays well with others harder, or ?)
NFCI

Log message:
chat/ejabberd: Update to 23.05
Tested on NetBSD 9 amd64.
packaging changes:
  - change upstream download to github
  - drop a patch cherrypicked from upstream
  - gc patch contents overtaken by upstream changes
  - gc patch comments for which I can't find a matching hunk
Upstream NEWS:
23.05
  New MQTT bridge
  This new module allows to synchronize topic changes between local
  and remote servers. It can be configured to replicate local changes
  to remote server, or can subscribe to topics on remote server and
  update local copies when they change.
  Changes in option outgoing_s2s_families
  The outgoing_s2s_families top-level option specifies which address
  families to try, in what order.
  The default value has now been changed to try IPv6 first, as servers
  are within datacenters where IPv6 is more commonly enabled (contrary
  to clients). And if it's not present, then it'll just fall back to
  IPv4.
  By the way, this option is obsolete and irrelevant when using
  ejabberd 23.01 and Erlang/OTP 2n2, or newer versions of them.
22.10
  Upstream distfile has been withdrawn and thus no NEWS is just
  missing NEWS.

Log message:
chat/ejabberd: Take MAINTAINERship
For now, I'm maintaining ejabberd instead of switching to something
else (prosody?).
Add a comment with future releases, to be considered as incremental
upgrades vs a big jump.

Log message:
chat/ejabberd: Reorder DEPENDS lines
DEPENDS belong after GNU_CONFIGURE etc.
NFCI