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disk-at-once (DAO) mode.
Package provided by David Maxwell <david@fundy.ca> in private mail.
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cdrdao.
Package provided by David Maxwell <david@fundy.ca> in private mail.
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and modify post-install into a tidy loop.
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- Localisation updates
- some bugfixes
- Most important: Support of 16bit displays
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% mpg123 http://www.v6.foo.com/
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by Eric Mumpower <nocturne@arepa.com> in pkg/9440.
Changes from 3.3.3 (from the webpage):
Xvnc
* Xvnc now uses a "deferred update" mechanism which enhances
performance in many cases. After any change to the framebuffer,
Xvnc waits for a time (default 40ms) before sending an update to
any waiting clients. This means that more changes tend to get
coalesced together in a single update. The time can be changed
with the -deferupdate option. Setting it to 0 results in the same
behaviour as previous versions of Xvnc.
* There are a couple of security enhancements. The -localhost option
now causes Xvnc to only listen on the loopback interface. This
means that it shouldn't be vulnerable to port scanning. Also a
"too many tries" feature on authentication failure is now
implemented. After five failed attempts, further attempts are
delayed by an exponentially increasing amount, starting at ten
seconds.
vncserver
* Uses SO_REUSEADDR when testing to see which ports are free.
vncviewer
* When given -owncmap in full screen mode, tries to install the
colormap. This works only when no window manager is running.
* The popup window now always uses the default colormap.
* The "backing store" attribute can now be set on the desktop window
via the "backingStore" resource. It defaults to "Always", meaning
the X server should keep the contents of the viewer window when it
gets obscured by other windows.
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DIST_SUBDIR is set.
Noted by Bill Squier (groo@cs.stevens-tech.edu) in private mail.
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Main change is support for apache-1.3.11.
In more detail:
Changes with mod_ssl 2.5.0 (08-Jan-2000 to 22-Jan-2000)
*) Switched the old "POST for HTTPS" support code from
defined(SSL_EXPERIMENTAL) to !defined(SSL_CONSERVATIVE), because this
code is both already stable (even it's not a conservative approach) and
important. This way POST support is now available per default, but still
can be disabled/removed by very conservative people with an easy
--enable-rule=SSL_CONSERVATIVE.
*) Added SSL_CONSERVATIVE rule to src/Configuration.tmpl which
complements SSL_EXPERIMENTAL. Both rules are per default set
to "no", i.e. disabled. But while SSL_EXPERIMENTAL still enables
experimental code, enables SSL_CONSERVATIVE conservative code. That is,
actually per default some non-conservative things might be enabled which
can be _disabled_ by forcing mod_ssl to use only conservative
approaches.
*) Added entry about "no shared ciphers" to FAQ.
*) Upgraded to the new Apache version: 1.3.11 (BTW, Apache 1.3.10
was never released). This moves the mod_ssl community to the
latest Apache state and this way implicitly provides them over 70
bugfixes and cleanups which 1.3.11 provides over 1.3.9.
Changes with mod_ssl 2.4.10 (24-Nov-1999 to 08-Jan-2000)
*) Mentioned MD5-encrypted password in ssl_reference.wml in addition
to DES-encrypted password.
*) Added a new FAQ entry about the path internally pre-defined by
EAPI_MM_CORE_PATH.
*) Adjust the name-based-vhost complain: Talk say "you should not
use" instead of "you cannot use", because first there are
situations where it can be reasonable to use name-based vhosts with
SSL and second there is no technical restriction on the mod_ssl side,
of course.
*) Changed the license on mod_define.c from the BSD/Apache-style
license to a even less restrictive MIT-style license to allow
everyone to do with this module what they want.
*) Fixed a compile-time warning under very strict compilers by using
a more correct `ssl_verify_t' (enum based) instead of `int' in
ssl_engine_config.c.
*) Various minor documentation updates.
*) Made the EAPI-vs-plain-API complain in mod_so more clear.
*) Adjusted all copyright messages to contain the new year 2000 ;)
*) Fixed INSTALL.W32 document for latest OpenSSL versions.
*) Fixed SSL session id context configuration: the value is now an
MD5 of `server:port' and this way always a string of just 32 bytes,
so OpenSSL's SSL_set_session_id_context() doesn't fail.
*) Removed old CVS informations from etc/patch.tar tarball.
Changes with mod_ssl 2.4.9 (05-Nov-1999 to 24-Nov-1999)
*) Fixed SSLRequire expression evaluation for number strings.
Expressions like `SSLRequire %{SSL_CIPHER_USEKEYSIZE} >= 128'
didn't work if SSL_CIPHER_USEKEYSIZE was "40" because the evaluation
used strcmp(3) and this fails to compare numbers of different length.
An own comparison function is now used to avoid this problem.
*) Now on Win32 a warning is logged once on startup that mod_ssl is
NOT officially supported under Win32 and people have to use it there on
their own risk (and so shouldn't complain if it doesn't work). Because
only the Unix platform is officially supported and mod_ssl is checked
for security issues only related this platform.
*) For performance reasons it is unreasonable to create the SSL_*
CGI/SSI variables _all the time_, because their creation is
a rather expensive operation which slows down the server
noticeable. Instead it is more reasonable to let them create for
CGI and SSI requests _only_. For consistency reason with other
`SSLOptions' variables (which all have positive names) and to
avoid necessary cleanups changes in the future, I decided to make
the incompatibility change _NOW_ (sorry).
In short: With mod_ssl 2.4.9 per default no SSI/CGI variables
SSL_* are created any longer (only the special "HTTPS" variable is
always created). Instead one has to use `SSLOptions +StdEnvVars'
to switch the creation on.
*) Added an `SSLOptions' variable `StdEnvVars' which now controls
the creation of the numerious SSL_* CGI/SSI variables.
*) Renamed old variable SSL_{CLIENT,SERVER}_{S,I}_DN_SP to more
correct SSL_{CLIENT,SERVER}_{S,I}_DN_ST variable to conform to
RFC2156 and current OpenSSL state (which also prints this OID as
"ST" and no longer "SP").
*) Added support for SSL_{CLIENT,SERVER}_{S,I}_DN_{T,I,G,S,D,UID}
variables (corresponding to X.509 title, initials, givenName, surname,
description and uniqueIdentifier OIDs) to allow the checking of more
X.509 certificate ingredients.
*) Allow mod_rewrite to also lookup the "HTTPS" variable, for instance
via ``RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on''.
*) Removed old URL references to rsaref20.tar.Z from INSTALL document.
*) Now an explicit error message is logged also if an SSL session cannot be
stored to the DBM file via dbm_store (and not just if dbm_open failed).
*) Now the pass phrase dialog no longer uses the hard-coded
filedescriptor 10 as the storage for stderr while the pass phrase dialog
is displayed. Instead (at least under Unix) it tries to open /dev/null
and uses this filedescriptor instead. And when this fails (or always
under Win32) it uses the hard-coded filedescriptor 50 (a lot higher than
10 to avoid problems with logfile rotation programs and other things
Apache could have started).
*) Fixed SSL_make_ciphersuite() function: it calculated the required string
length incorrectly and could segfault. BUT THIS FUNCTION IS STILL NOT
USED IN MOD_SSL AT ALL, so don't panic. This function is for debugging
purposes only.
*) Fixed a filedescriptor leak which happened if encrypted private keys
were used. Here the pass phrase dialog forgot to close a temporary
filedescriptor.
*) Added three new OpenSSL log entry annotations: First, "*no start
line*" now triggers "Bad file contents or format - or even just
a forgotten SSLCertificate KeyFile?" and "*bad password read*"
triggers "You entered an incorrect pass phrase!?". Additionally
"*bad mac decode*" now triggers "Browser still remembered details
of a re-created server certificate?" because people often get "bad
data" dialog boxes while (re-)testing with Snake Oil certs.
*) Added hint about possibly blocking /dev/random devices also to
httpd.conf-default to make sure people don't overlook this subtle
platform-dependent problem. Additionally a new FAQ entry was
made about this, too.
*) Added an entry to the FAQ about GIDs and their intermediate
certificate which has to be configured with SSLCertificateChainFile.
*) Fixed some external URLs in the FAQ.
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Pop-up windows near the edge of the screen are adjusted to stay on the
screen, and a Solaris port.
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-change -rdynamic cc flag to -Wl,--export-dynamic for correct operation on
ELF.
-add a patch to take care of some places where "#ifdef(__alpha__)" was used
for OSF dependent code.
-patch the configure script to not hard code DEC compilers for alpha's.
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simulation of electrical circuits
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* Client was always sending version 4.01 as its version. fixed.
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<drankin@bohemians.lexington.ky.us> in pkg/9221.
Changes from trn 3.6 to trn 4.0:
o Added a newsgroup selector to make choosing news groups easier
(use the ++ option to turn it off).
o In the selector '\' now is used to execute a command, so if
you had 'c' in your SELECTCHARS, you could still catch-up a
group via \c. It also lets you enter the normal newsgroup
commands from the newsgroup selector, such as unsubscribe
(\u) and goto group (\g). If the command letter is both a
selector command and a newsgroup command, use '\\' to get
the newsgroup command (such as \\O or \\h). Use ':' to apply
a (limited set) of commands to more than one group, such as
":u" (unsubscribe) or ":c" (catchup).
o Use "\v" from any selector to see the current trn version.
o Use the backtick (`) command to switch back and forth between
the newsgroup selector and the rn-style newsgroup browser.
You can also type backtick from inside a newsgroup to exit
back to the newsgroup selection level.
o Use the '=' command in the newsgroup selector to refresh the
article counts (possibly refetching the active file).
o Use the Ctrl-G command in the selector to go to a letter
without affecting it (e.g. "Ctrl-G b" would go to letter 'b').
o Added an addgroup selector to ease the arrival of new groups.
o Strn's article scan/scoring is now present in trn.
o ** Describe the universal selector once it settles down **
o Enabled trn to use both nntp and local news sources, either
separately or at the same time. Create a .trn/access file to
customize this (start with a copy of <trnlib>/access.def).
o Changed the format of trn's option files. Trn will create a
.trn/trnrc file for you using your old trn options as soon as
you edit and save them using the on-line option editor. Once
this happens, the old TRNINIT variable is ignored.
o When you specify a news source in the active file, you can
tell trn to keep a local copy of the server's active and
newsgroups files, and either re-grab them at regular intervals
(however often you like), update them with new information
we glean while running, or leave them alone (which is useful
for an NFS mounted active file).
o Added a newsrc selector to choose among the news sources and
newsrc options in your .trn/access file.
o Alternately, use Ctrl-N and Ctrl-P in the newsgroup selector
or newsgroup browser to change from news source to news source.
o Added an on-line option editor (type '&' <RETURN>). Use the
search command (/erase) to find the option you're looking for.
o Much improved xterm mouse handling now lets you define a
"mouse bar" of buttons to press, as well as allowing you to
click on the tree nodes in the article tree display. Use
the option selector to turn it on and customize it. See
the <trnlib>/INIT file for an example of how to make the
mouse code conditional on your terminal type. You can
even double-click in the selector to start reading and
select a range with click-drag-release.
o Enhanced the mime code so that trn now knows how to handle
basic mime types, and farm out the ones it doesn't understand.
!!Not finished yet!!
o Use the 'a' (attachments) command to view an article's
attachments, including a uuencoded picture in a picture
group. Even works with multi-part pieces if you use 'a'
on all the parts (in any order). Use ":a" to view a
group of selected articles (handy from the selector). Of
course, "::a" affects all unselected articles.
o The header hiding code now hides more headers by default,
and can un-hide any header (prior trns could only hide
known header names plus all unknown headers in a group).
o You can now specify a custom IP port for an NNTP connection
in your .trn/access file or the NNTPSERVER variable.
o A bargraph (for percent done) pops up on slow tasks (such
as fetching the active file over a slow link).
o Changed the default "auto arrows" (-A) to be more web-
browser-like in the selectors. Set option "Auto Arrow
Macros" to "old-style" if you like the old style better.
o A client ("mini") inews is now included with trn that is
compatible with other news readers and a bit more functional.
o Macro writers: each selector has a different mode letter (see
the %m discussion in the man page for a list), but there's
now an easy way to write a macro that affects all selectors
test the "general mode": %g=s. See the man page for the other
general modes.
o Fixed the type-ahead eating to never eat just part of a macro
sequence (such as a keypad key or a mouse click).
o Trn now use X-Newsgroups instead of Newsgroups in mailed replies.
It also uses X-Also-Posted-To when Cc'ing people while posting.
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Makefile, so use LIBS instead. Seperate configure step not required--
package does that automatically. Closes PR pkg/9433.
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the files first.
+ Eterm-0.8.9 won't build properly if an older version of Eterm's
libraries are installed, so add a check at the pre-build stage.
+ On Solaris, don't install eterm as setuid - if it is, then the
pseudo-tty is owned by root, and it's not possible to resume a screen
session as a normal user.
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WWWOFFLE is functional without ht://Dig (search function is not available
of course) and htdig pkg may be added/removed AFTER addition of wwwoffle pkg.
(Another reason is that ht://Dig is not so useful for Asian languages. :)
Add reference to www/htdig pkg.
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Requested by Christoph Badura.
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the build, and links with the libffm libm replacement for alpha.
160kbit encode without libffm: 3:44
160kbit encode with libffm : 2:03
VBR=4 encode without libffm : 9:12
VBR=4 encode with libffm : 4:39
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ignored - we're really compiling for Solaris, after all.
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distfile name. Thanks to Carl Alexander, xela@MIT.EDU, for verifying this
with the swig people.
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Also work around misreadings of the POSIX spec with the ln(1) command
on Solaris.
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Solaris.
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for each of the continuation lines, rather than using backslashes to
continue a single, long definition. This makes it much easier to spot
pre-requisite packages and other dependencies.
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This includes a security fix for the remote password checking protocol.
Other wise it's just the regular bunch of bugfixes. See appendix D of
the manual.
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fractured into two more pieces: py-extclass and py-dtml, which are
independantly useful.
Highlights of changes from 2.0.1 to 2.1.4:
- Performance improvements
- Switch to new dtml <dtml-xxx> syntax by default.
- Many ZCatalog improvements
- try/except, try/except/else in DTML (py-dtml package)
- FastCGI support (not on NetBSD yet -- no threads)
- Two security fixes (mostly for sites that allow untrusted
people to write DTML)
- Two object database fixes when working with versions and doing
a pack
- Other minor bugs
See full changes at http://www.zope.org/Products/Zope/2.1.4/CHANGES.txt
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NetBSD pkgsrc patches to the previous release. Thanks to Stephen Williams
(the author) for his willingness to accept patches!
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