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@inputmethod/unicom-im: bad patch, bad mastersite

The mastersite resolves to a parking domain, causing the html page to be
interpreted as a tarball download which doesn't pass the checksum of course.
Luckily this tarball is backed up at NetBSD, so remove the mastersite so it
can fall back to NetBSD.

Secondly, a patch from 2007 was mispelled and was never included into the
distinfo.  Obviously it built anyway, but the patch was renamed and the
distinfo file regenerated.
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--- server/TLS_TcpipMain.cpp.orig	2000-06-14 04:00:01.000000000 +0000
+++ server/TLS_TcpipMain.cpp
@@@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@@@ static void *handler(void *_arg)
     printf ("========== Begin New Client Socket =========== \n");
     /* read request */
     while (bExit == 0) {
-        n = MyTLS_CPthSocket.read (caLine, MAXREQLINE);
+        n = MyTLS_CPthSocket.socket_read (caLine, MAXREQLINE);
         if (n < 0) {
             fprintf(stderr, "read error: errno=%d\n", errno);
             close(fd);
@@@@ -237,7 +237,7 @@@@ static void *handler(void *_arg)
         }
         /* simulate a little bit of processing ;) */
         pth_yield (NULL);
-        n = MyTLS_CPthSocket.write (MemOut->pGetBuf (), MemOut->GetBufLen());
+        n = MyTLS_CPthSocket.socket_write (MemOut->pGetBuf (), MemOut->GetBufLen());
         //pth_write(fd, MemOut->pGetBuf (), MemOut->GetBufLen());
     }
     /* close connection and let thread die */
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@Fix build with newer pth, which defines read and write as macros.
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