dirvish: whitespace changes only, add size

sysutils/dirvish/Portfile

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 # -*- coding: utf-8; mode: tcl; tab-width: 4; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 4 -*- vim:fenc=utf-8:ft=tcl:et:sw=4:ts=4:sts=4
 
-PortSystem      1.0
-PortGroup       perl5 1.0
+PortSystem          1.0
+PortGroup           perl5 1.0
 
-name            dirvish
-version         1.2.1
-revision        7
-categories      sysutils
-maintainers     nomaintainer
-license         OSL-2
-supported_archs noarch
+name                dirvish
+version             1.2.1
+revision            7
+categories          sysutils
+maintainers         nomaintainer
+license             OSL-2
+supported_archs     noarch
 
-description     Client/server rsync- and hard-link-based snapshot backup system
+description         Client/server rsync- and hard-link-based snapshot backup system
 
-long_description \
-{Dirvish is a "Time-Machine-alike" for UNIX- and UNIX-like machines (e.g., \
-FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X < 10.5) that allows for snapshot-style \
-backups that preserve space by hard-linking to unchanged versions of files in \
-a given backup tree.  Like Time Machine, it allows each snapshot to present a \
-full tree, even for incremental backups. However, because only OS X has \
-fseventsd, and because among backup sysems only Time Machine actually uses \
-it, other client systems have to do a traditional tree walk to find changed \
-files. \
- \
-Dirvish transmits changed files (or portions of changed files) via rsync to \
-the backup server, which in turn maintains the backup repository as a set of \
-hard-linked trees, with databases to track what has changed, as well as an \
-optional locate index to provide fast searching in the backup tree.  There is \
-no GUI; however, dirvish appears to be much more robust than other software \
-of this type in its exclude processing. \
- \
-Using dirvish, your OS X Mac can become a snapshot backup server for your \
-non-OS X (or your pre-Leopard OS X) UNIX- and UNIX-like machines.}
+long_description    {Dirvish is a "Time-Machine-alike" for UNIX- and UNIX-like machines (e.g., \
+                    FreeBSD, Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X < 10.5) that allows for snapshot-style \
+                    backups that preserve space by hard-linking to unchanged versions of files in \
+                    a given backup tree.  Like Time Machine, it allows each snapshot to present a \
+                    full tree, even for incremental backups. However, because only OS X has \
+                    fseventsd, and because among backup sysems only Time Machine actually uses \
+                    it, other client systems have to do a traditional tree walk to find changed \
+                    files. \
+                     \
+                    Dirvish transmits changed files (or portions of changed files) via rsync to \
+                    the backup server, which in turn maintains the backup repository as a set of \
+                    hard-linked trees, with databases to track what has changed, as well as an \
+                    optional locate index to provide fast searching in the backup tree.  There is \
+                    no GUI; however, dirvish appears to be much more robust than other software \
+                    of this type in its exclude processing. \
+                     \
+                    Using dirvish, your OS X Mac can become a snapshot backup server for your \
+                    non-OS X (or your pre-Leopard OS X) UNIX- and UNIX-like machines.}
 
-homepage        http://www.dirvish.org/
-platforms       darwin freebsd
-master_sites    ${homepage}
+homepage            http://www.dirvish.org/
+platforms           darwin freebsd
+master_sites        ${homepage}
 
 # 1.2.1 was stealth-updated 2012-01-07
-dist_subdir     ${name}/${version}_1
+dist_subdir         ${name}/${version}_1
 
-checksums       rmd160  7af67f7e04142da885a9ce3c5596e9960f192c39 \
-                sha256  6b7f29c3541448db3d317607bda3eb9bac9fb3c51f970611ffe27e9d63507dcd
+checksums           rmd160  7af67f7e04142da885a9ce3c5596e9960f192c39 \
+                    sha256  6b7f29c3541448db3d317607bda3eb9bac9fb3c51f970611ffe27e9d63507dcd \
+                    size    48604
 
-extract.suffix  .tgz
+extract.suffix      .tgz
 
-patchfiles      patch-Makefile.diff \
-                patch-default.conf.dist.diff \
-                patch-master.conf.dist.diff
+patchfiles          patch-Makefile.diff \
+                    patch-default.conf.dist.diff \
+                    patch-master.conf.dist.diff
 
-perl5.branches  5.26
+perl5.branches      5.26
 
-use_configure   no
+use_configure       no
 
-build.type      bsd
-build.args      PREFIX=${prefix} PERL=${perl5.bin}
-destroot.args   PREFIX=${prefix} PERL=${perl5.bin}
+build.type          bsd
+build.args          PREFIX=${prefix} PERL=${perl5.bin}
+destroot.args       PREFIX=${prefix} PERL=${perl5.bin}
 
-depends_lib     port:perl${perl5.major} \
-                port:p${perl5.major}-timedate \
-                port:p${perl5.major}-time-parsedate \
-                port:p${perl5.major}-time-period \
-                port:rsync
+depends_lib         port:perl${perl5.major} \
+                    port:p${perl5.major}-timedate \
+                    port:p${perl5.major}-time-parsedate \
+                    port:p${perl5.major}-time-period \
+                    port:rsync
 
 # The latest version is from 2005.
-livecheck.type  none
+livecheck.type      none