this is ok sthen@ if someone would like to import. (tgz reattached)


On 2026/07/09 12:41, Matt Klein wrote:
> Hello Stuart,
> 
> Thanks for the feedback! And for the package help. Thought would be clean
> if I addressed and bumped to 0.1.2 so the source and the port line up, too.
> 
> - Also cleared up some license noise and trimmed to "# MIT OR Apache-2.0.. "
> and dropped the WANTLIB on a handful of files.
> - Am using the standard infrastructure now (MAKE_FLAGS / FAKE_FLAGS
> / TEST_TARGET = check).
> - PLIST regenerated with make update-plist (@bin bin/mkz + man/man1/mkz.1).
> - WRKDIST gone and the 0.1.2 distfile roots at ${DISTNAME}/ (standard layout)
> - Added  ${CPPFLAGS} on the container test so <zstd.h> is found and
>  is upstream in the Makefile now.
> - Cool -- .012 Distfile: mkz-0.1.2.tar.gz at the SITES URL, distinfo
> regenerated.
> 
> Did a build and port-lib-depends-check clean on 7.9/arm64 before I pushed the
> tgz, after clearing out as many em dashes as I could -- Updated tgz's
> attached. :)
> 
> Please let me know if I this looks more in line or anything else I
> should catch?

> Thank you!
> Matt
> 
> On Wed, Jul 8, 2026 at 6:02 AM Stuart Henderson <stu@spacehopper.org> wrote:
> >
> > On 2026/07/06 12:39, Matt Klein wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > >    Please find Attached, a new port archivers/mkz that I published at:
> > > https://github.com/gitspoked/mz called `mkz` and also in rust/crates.rio.
> > > I am looking to push to ports.
> > >
> > > TLDR: `mkz` is a tar-style archiver whose backend is a reversible, schema-free
> > > auto-columnar transform (autocol) followed by zstd. It is not a new
> > > compressor: the transform reshapes line-oriented data (logs, CSV, JSONL)
> > > so zstd sees per-column-homogeneous streams. Its product is measurably
> > > smaller on that kind of data, and behind a per-block never-worse gate.
> > > Provably never larger than zstd alone. Archives carry an end-to-end SHA-256,
> > > verified on extract.
> > >
> > > This is a pure-C upstream build: six C files, depends on libzstd only;
> > > we have vendored SHA-256 and base-95. It is byte-compatible in both
> > > directions with the Rust reference implementation, and the wire format
> > > is specified: https://github.com/gitspoked/mkz/blob/main/FORMAT.md
> > >
> > > Tested on 7.9/arm64: distinfo reproduces from the hosted release
> > > tarball via the the framework fetch; make / make fake / make package /
> > > make test  upstream's three test programs --
> > > port-lib-depends-check all clean; portcheck clean.
> > >     - attached: mkz-obsd-port.tgz.  digest 9a7fe784…
> > >     - exact tarball was revalidated
> > >
> > > The C port was made from the Rust implementation with an OpenBSD first-target
> > > I know how vigorously accountable you hold security standards to
> > > within this circle.
> > > I figured, before I submitted to any other ports trees, why not see if
> > > we can break it
> > > apart here first, to be sure.
> > >
> > > I am upstream and listed on MAINTAINER; I am happy to take feedback and
> > > keep the port current. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thx
> > >
> > > Thank you,
> > > Matt Klein
> > > mk@ntele.net
> > > mklein@nmedia.net
> >
> > : # mkz is dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0.
> > : PERMIT_PACKAGE =      Yes
> >
> > ports Makefiles aren't meant to be chatty; just use
> >
> > # MIT OR Apache-2.0
> > PERMIT_PACKAGE =        Yes
> >
> > : # Links libc and libzstd only (SHA-256 and base-95 are vendored).
> >
> > I'd drop that too
> >
> > : WANTLIB =             c zstd
> > :
> > : SITES =               https://github.com/gitspoked/mkz/releases/download/v${V}/
> > :
> > : # The release tarball extracts to mkz-c/ (the pure-C tree), not ${DISTNAME}/.
> > : WRKSRC =              ${WRKDIR}/mkz-c
> >
> > should be WRKDIST not WRKSRC
> >
> > also needs FIX_EXTRACT_PERMISSIONS = Yes due to restrictive file modes
> > in the tar
> >
> > : LIB_DEPENDS =         archivers/zstd
> > :
> > : # Plain handful of C files - no configure, and no GNU make needed
> > : # for the port build.
> >
> > it's simpler for upgrades if you use the standard project's build/test/
> > install infrastructure, which isn't hard to do, and needs no additional
> > deps.
> >
> > PLIST should be generated with "make plist" (which adds annotations to
> > binaries, amongst other things).
> >
> > not a big fan of the asciified em-dashes in DESCR.
> >
> > suggested alternative tgz attached.

• mkz-openbsd-port-0.1.2.tgz (2K)