drop unneeded patch

net/smokeping/Makefile

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ COMMENT=	latency logging and graphing system
 
 V=		2.9.0
 DISTNAME=	smokeping-$V
+REVISION=	0
 
 CATEGORIES=	net
 

net/smokeping/patches/patch-lib_Smokeping_pm

@@ -1,50 +0,0 @@
-patch away LC_NUMERIC setting; it results in failure while generating
-pods with perl 5.38:
-
-PERL5LIB=/usr/local/libdata/perl5/site_perl /usr/bin/perl -I../thirdparty/lib/perl5 -I../lib -mSmokeping -e 'Smokeping::main()' -- --makepod Smokeping::probes::AnotherCurl > Smokeping_probes_AnotherCurl.pod
-Unknown locale category 4 at ../lib/Smokeping.pm line 40.
-Segmentation fault (core dumped) 
-
-Code shouldn't be needed on OpenBSD anyway, it's there to take care of
-numeric locales with , instead of . (etc) and we don't do those anyway.
-
-Index: lib/Smokeping.pm
---- lib/Smokeping.pm.orig
-+++ lib/Smokeping.pm
-@@ -38,36 +38,6 @@ setlogsock('unix')
- my $xssBadRx = qr/[<>%&'";]/;
- 
- $ENV{'LC_NUMERIC'}='C';
--if (setlocale(LC_NUMERIC,"") ne "C") {
--    if ($ENV{'LC_ALL'} eq 'C') {
--        # This has got to be a bug in perl/mod_perl, apache or libc
--        die("Your internationalization implementation on your operating system is "
--          . "not responding to your setup of LC_ALL to \"C\" as LC_NUMERIC is "
--          . "coming up as \"" . setlocale(LC_NUMERIC, "") . "\" leaving "
--          . "smokeping unable to compare numbers...");
--    }
--    elsif ($ENV{'LC_ALL'} ne "") {
--        # This error is most likely setup related and easy to fix with proper 
--        # setup of the operating system or multilanguage locale setup.  Hint,
--        # setting LANG is better than setting LC_ALL...
--        die("Resetting LC_NUMERIC failed probably because your international "
--          . "setup of the LC_ALL to \"". $ENV{'LC_ALL'} . "\" is overriding "
--          . "LC_NUMERIC.  Setting LC_ALL is not compatible with smokeping...");
--    }
--    else {
--        # This is pretty nasty to figure out.  Seems there are still lots
--        # of bugs in LOCALE behavior and if you get this error, you are
--        # affected by it.  The worst is when "setlocale" is reading the
--        # environment variables of your webserver and not reading the PERL
--        # %ENV array like it should.
--        die("Something is wrong with the internationalization setup of your "
--          . "operating system, webserver, or the perl plugin to your webserver "
--          . "(like mod_perl) and smokeping can not compare numbers correctly.  "
--          . "On unix, check your /etc/locale.gen and run sudo locale-gen, set "
--          . "LC_NUMERIC in your perl plugin config or even your webserver "
--          . "startup script to potentially fix or work around the problem...");
--    }
--}
- 
- 
- use File::Basename;