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create log files in it.
- Fail early if the ORDERFILE does not exist. (As this program is not in
"set -e" mode, it had continued without error checking, which resulted
in _many_ error messages.)
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The changes between 11.22 and 11.25 are mostly bug fixes. Please see the
ChangeLog in the source distribution for more details. Other changes:
* The new "maximum-unencoded-line-length" variable allows to configure the
limit on the line length that causes an ASCII text message to be sent in
quoted-printable if exceeded (on request by Greg Cox).
* Since RFC 2595 allows wildcards at other places than RFC 2818 which is
implemented by Mozilla NSS, host name verification is now done separately.
* The "sort xyz" commands now uncollapse all threads of a previously threaded
folder view; messages in collapsed threads were previously not shown when
the folder was sorted.
* The junk mail filter now also ignores the "X-pstn" header fields generated
by "postini" filtering software.
* An 'imap-list-depth' variable was introduced to control the maximum depth
of the folder traversal for the 'folders' command if the folder separator
on the IMAP server is not the slash '/'.
* If standard output is not a terminal device, the output of the 'folders'
command applied to an IMAP account is no longer arranged into columns.
* The new '-R' option causes all folders to be opened read-only.
* The output for the '~p' tilde escape was extended to include the fields
implied by the 'from', 'replyto', 'sender', and 'ORGANIZATION' variables
(Proposed by Bob Tennent).
* The 'autocc' and 'autobcc' variables are now evaluated before composition
of a message begins. The resulting addresses can thus be edited and viewed
using the '~b', '~c', '~h', and '~p' tilde escapes, but changing the values
of the 'autocc' and 'autobcc' variables using '~:set' has no effect on the
currently composed message anymore.
* The values of the 'from' and 'replyto' variables can now contain multiple
addresses.
* A 'sender' variable was introduced to set the content of the 'Sender:'
field for outgoing messages.
* The '-r' option now actually disables tilde escapes as documented (Bugreport
by Bob Tennent).
* The 'undelete' command now also clears the 'saved' flags of messages that
have been moved.
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- In BATCH mode, that is for the bulk builds, hardcode PKGSRCDIR as
/usr/pkgsrc. Otherwise take ${PKGSRCDIR}.
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that the bulk builds would only work properly with the audit-packages
package installed at all times.
I am obviously hideously mistaken in this.
By popular request, revert the change to add audit-packages, since I
am told this is the incorrect way of doing this.
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Tcd is a tiny audio CD player using ncurses. It can play CDs and manage
a little CD database in cddb format.
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This allows for copy&paste.
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package build on Darwin.
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keep my developer name in CHANGES. Fix the botched-up entries.
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completely. The only difference to revision 1.1748 is that the
PATH=$$PATH:${SU_CMD_PATH_APPEND} argument is included in single quotes.
This will lead to problems when the PATH should contain single quotes
but works in all other cases. (Single quotes in the PATH hadn't worked
before either.) The tricky part regarding this code is that the PATH and
.CURDIR bypass the SU_CMD. They are evaluated before and inserted as
literals into the command that is executed by the SU_CMD. Preserving
these variables this way circumvents interpretation and modification
through the SU_CMD, but leads to ugly rules for quoting which are
currently not handled completely correctly.
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enough. At least for Solaris.
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which test case fails.
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and of length 2^20 when copying from stdin to stdout.
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many different implementations and are by no way easy to use. This test
collects some assumptions about what the tools must be able to handle.
It is also meant as a guide on using these tools correctly and reliably.
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variable defined in a .h file. This makes the pkg build when using gcc 4.
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deserve to have the pkgsrc guide as a homepage.
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pkgsrc use.
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BULK_PREREQ package.
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- Removed some of the old checks.
- Replaced some of the old checks with modern code.
- Replaced some of the old checks with TODO markers.
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good, not including unistd.h (which defines the macro) is bad.
Correct this mistake to get a working thread stack on DragonFly and
other systems which have less than 2 MB by default. Bump revision.
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$makevar table. This allows for easy checks that involve more than only
one variable.
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Changes since 4.42:
- Reduced the number of duplicate diagnostics when checking multiple files.
Only diagnostics concerning the current package are printed.
- Added checks for EXTRACT_SUFX and PKG_INSTALLATION_TYPES.
- Added a work-around for the PHP patches warnings.
- PERL5_PACKLIST should not contain references to other variables.
- Added the -s|--source command line option to show the code along with the
diagnostics.
- Fixed a bug in get_logical_line(); logical lines have not had their
physical lines attached.
- Deprecated variables are not only checked when they are defined but also
when they are used.
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the upstrems repository.
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Set NO_BUILD=yes instead of NO_BUILD=#defined to make pkglint happy.
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- Replaced 1 with yes in NO_BUILD and NO_CONFIGURE, as the latter is more
common.
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- Replaced #defined with #none for EXTRACT_ONLY.
- Replaced #defined with yes for NO_BUILD, NO_CONFIGURE, NO_MTREE.
- Removed NO_CHECKSUM completely, as a distinfo file exists, it has the
correct checksums, and I couldn't find even a hint to why NO_CHECKSUM
was set.
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bug on netbsd-*-alpha is not needed anymore. Fixes PR 31387.
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- Added a check that PERL5_PACKLIST does not contain references to other
variables. Some packages have ${PERL5_SITEARCH} in it, which results in
a double slash, and the CHECK_FILES framework cannot handle this.
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Pod::Tree parses a POD ("plain old documentation") text into a static
syntax tree. Applications walk the tree to recover the structure and
content of the POD.
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This module provides you with an object-oriented (and subclassable) way
of outputting HTML. Basically, you open up an "HTML stream" on an
existing filehandle, and then do all of your output to the HTML stream
(you can intermix HTML-stream-output and ordinary-print-output, if you
like).
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