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[Committed by Hubert Feyrer.]
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changes include:
ogg123:
* The default output device is now set in the libao configuration
files. A future release of ogg123 will allow a configuration
option to override the libao default. In this release, the ogg123
config files are ignored. Note that most systems will not need to
override the default selected by libao.
* The -f is now used to set the output filename when writing
audio to a file. Default filenames are no longer supported.
oggenc:
* Correct UTF8 encoding, so that non-ASCII comments can be encoded correctly.
* Better input file handling, including wav parser bugfixes.
ogginfo:
* Simple file integrity checks are now performed on the Ogg files.
* Only the info for the first logical bitstream of a chained file
will be displayed.
vorbiscomment:
* append mode added for appending comments to an existing file.
* More user-friendly interface.
* Major bugs in file-rewriting core fixed.
* Processing with vorbiscomment will fix a number of common problems
with ogg files.
vcut:
* New utility for sample-accurate manipulation of vorbis files without
requiring reencoding
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changes:
* Powerful channel coupling system takes advantage of similarities between
channels to reduce bitrate.
* Additional encoding modes give more flexibility in bitrate selection.
64,80,96,128,160,192,256,350 stereo; 32,48,64,80,112,140 mono modes.
* Only 44.1KHz/48KHz is officially supported in this release. Lower
sample rates will work, but with much lower quality.
* Cascaded encoding makes libvorbis ready for future bitrate reduction tools.
* Decode engine bugfix ensures better compatibility with future Vorbis codecs.
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no obvious major changes in changelog
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NOTE: api has changed (different major number on library). all other
libao packages need updating as well
changes:
* New API is not compatible with programs that used the old API.
* Default driver detection works correctly.
* Compilation fixes for the BSDs and Solaris.
* OSS driver no longer freezes on systems using the OSS emulation
layer of ALSA when the dsp device is in use by another device.
* Configuration file support has been added. See the libao.conf(5)
man page for details.
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static-tcsh package.
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standard tcsh package, and using a minimal pkgsrc equivalent of a
"reachover" structure.
This is a much better solution for binary packages - it removes
another mk.conf definition.
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This should fix pkg/13714 by Martti Kuparinen <martti.kuparinen@iki.fi>
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Changes include:
Added new dvt command, which allows you to open xterms to multiple hosts
and control them all via one input window.
Added new jsh command, which allows better job scheduling specifically
designed for parallel compiling.
Multiple bugfixes and enhancements. Much much faster execution.
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Changes since 1.0:
Speed up drawing of solid backgrounds.
Speed up handling of default fonts.
Switched from Alt to Control for list view key bindings to
match changes in Nautilus and Sawfish.
Fixed x/y problem that was causing a bug in Nautilus list view
clicking.
Improve handling of URIs and escaped characters.
Fix some return_if_fails that were incorrect.
Make font manager code work even when there are tabs in the
font control files.
Make the font manager code work when fonts are symbolic links.
Added more calls and clean up some implementation details,
including more self check machinery.
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"under development".
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from the "ChangeLog" file below). Also, this NetBSD package now installs the
HTML docs into "/usr/pkg/share/doc/html".
* ntpd/refclock_oncore.c (oncore_start): Set pps_enable=1, just
like the atom driver does.
From: reg@dwf.com
* ntpd/refclock_nmea.c (nmea_ppsapi): Set pps_enable=1, just like
the atom driver does.
From: Scott Allendorf <sca@newton.physics.uiowa.edu>
* ntpd/ntp_config.c (getconfig): CONF_CLOCK_PANIC was using the
wrong config flag.
From: <justin_forrester@hp.com>
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Bug Fixes:
Fix pagination problem in wwwoffled manual page. Fix core dump with missing
DontCompress section. Fix error with convert-cache and uncompress-cache
programs not recognising valid configuration items. Fix harmless buffer
overrun. Improve the URL decoded strings displayed in indexes. Don't complain
about empty directory when installing. Canonicalise the pathname in URLs.
Compile on __bsdi__ systems. Convert decimal IP addresses to dotted-quad.
Add support for compilation on Apple OS X. Enable HTML modifications on URLs
with error status. Use a case-insensitive check when censoring headers. Fix
up HTML to that it validates with an SGML checker.
New Features:
Added IPv6 support.
Added bind-ipv4 and bind-ipv6 options to specify local IP address to bind to.
Added 'random' sort order option for indexes.
Made index sorting use alphabetical as a secondary sort.
Added HTTP/1.1 'Cache-Control: max-age=..' header handling (same as 'Expires').
Translations:
Updated the Russian translations of the WWWOFFLE messages.
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files. Substitute for @ID@ instead of directly using 'id', and use the
value of ${ID} already set in defs.*.mk.
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o Updated Danish and German translations
o SQL backend performance improvements
o bug fixes
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Noted by Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de> in private e-mail.
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Bicom is a data compressor in the PPM family. It is freely available and
open source. Compression with bicom is completely bijective -- any file
is a possible bicom output that can be decompressed, and then recompressed
back to its original form. Of course, any file is also a possible bicom
input that can be compressed, and then decompressed back to its original
form.
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RFC 1878 subnet calculator / helper
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PR 13686 by Ben Collver.
Changes as noted by Ben:
* flac libraries not redundantly built again for flac-xmms
* libtool not used to generate xmms plugin (good/bad?)
* does not install unnecessary .la file
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workaround, create a dummy "ltconfig" for the buildlink autoconf to pick
up. Fixes a build problem with buildlink-x11 and xpgwedge pointed out in
private mail by David Brownlee <abs@netbsd.org>
XXX: in the long run, the buildlink autoconf macros probably need to be
updated and fixed to prevent similar problems in other packages.
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font handling.
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Fixed 7.8
'curl-config --vernum' shows version number as a hexadecimal number
libcurl's got two new functions (for global init/cleanup)
SSL memory leak fixed
new file format for the tests in the test suite
netscape/mozilla cookie file parser bugfix
everything is now built with autoconf 2.50, libtool 1.4
and automake 1.4-p1
libcurl's own version of 'strlcat' no longer pollutes the name space
libcurl now treats an already completed resumed download as a
successful operation, and not as an error like before
https and ftps test cases added to the test suite (depend on stunnel)
better white space awareness when parsing HTTP headers
curl -I now plays ball even if the ftp server doesn't grok SIZE
corrected resumed transfers on re-used persistent connections
FTP PORT works again when libcurl is IPv6-enabled
corrected path usage when doing multiple FTP transfers
several Location: header related bugs corrected
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Notable changes include:
* Fix lots of bugs in stripchart
* Make logview actually work
* Fix crashes all over the place
* Use the gtk+2 calculator widget and make it handle keypad keys.
* Man pages (Too many fixes in here to mention all of them.
Basically it makes gnome-utils usable)
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* Re-format things so they don't get into the TOC
XXX I don't think 10.19 and 10.20 really belong into the FAQ section...
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explicit. Pointed out in private mail by Allen Briggs.
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Changes are updated and enhanced virus definition data.
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Changes:
0.5.1 (July 23, 2001)
* Added a -D option which deletes al message in both local and remote queue.
[Thanks Kasper Holtze]
* Fixed a bug with the CC field when displaying message list.
o depend on qmail>=1.03
o use REPLACE_PERL instead of ${SED}
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This package is a set of tools that are useful in analyzing or producing
logs from qmail and other packages.
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This tool examines the qmail configuration to see if any common errors exist.
usage: qmail-lint [-v]
-v -- print an explanation of the reports the first time one is printed.
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useless without qmail
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Also permit making package as it works now.
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PLIST.
Yes, it isn't very clear idea, but better than empty PLIST and a bunch
of @unexec rm -rf's in it.
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