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Noteworthy changes in version 1.6.0 (2013-12-16)
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* Removed the long deprecated gcry_ac interface. Thus Libgcrypt is
not anymore ABI compatible to previous versions if they used the ac
interface.
* Removed the module register subsystem.
* The deprecated message digest debug macros have been removed. Use
gcry_md_debug instead.
* Removed deprecated control codes.
* Improved performance of most cipher algorithms as well as for the
SHA family of hash functions.
* Added support for the IDEA cipher algorithm.
* Added support for the Salsa20 and reduced Salsa20/12 stream ciphers.
* Added limited support for the GOST 28147-89 cipher algorithm.
* Added support for the GOST R 34.11-94 and R 34.11-2012 (Stribog)
hash algorithms.
* Added a random number generator to directly use the system's RNG.
Also added an interface to prefer the use of a specified RNG.
* Added support for the SCRYPT algorithm.
* Mitigated the Yarom/Falkner flush+reload side-channel attack on RSA
secret keys. See <http://eprint.iacr.org/2013/448> [CVE-2013-4242].
* Added support for Deterministic DSA as per RFC-6969.
* Added support for curve Ed25519.
* Added a scatter gather hash convenience function.
* Added several MPI amd SEXP helper functions.
* Added support for negative numbers to gcry_mpi_print,
gcry_mpi_aprint and gcry_mpi_scan.
* The algorithm ids GCRY_PK_ECDSA and GCRY_PK_ECDH are now
deprecated. Use GCRY_PK_ECC if you need an algorithm id.
* Changed gcry_pk_genkey for "ecc" to only include the curve name and
not the parameters. The flag "param" may be used to revert this.
* Added a feature to globally disable selected hardware features.
* Added debug helper functions.
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the subdirectory gettext to avoid spewing "directory not found" warnings.
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* "git diff -- ':(icase)makefile'" was unnecessarily rejected at the
command line parser.
* "git cat-file --batch-check=ok" did not check the existence of
the named object.
* "git am --abort" sometimes complained about not being able to write
a tree with an 0{40} object in it.
* Two processes creating loose objects at the same time could have
failed unnecessarily when the name of their new objects started
with the same byte value, due to a race condition.
Also contains typofixes, documentation updates and trivial code clean-ups
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Update DEPENDS
Upstream changes:
0.12 Fri, 01 Nov 2013
* Fix detection when loaded during global destruction by checking B::main_cv
instead of B::main_start
* Bump Sub::Exporter::Progressive dependency to fix loading in global
destruction
0.11 Wed, 03 Apr 2013
* Fix upgrading from version 0.09 or older
0.10 Tue, 26 Mar 2013
* Rewrite pure-perl implementation in terms of B::main_start
(greatly simplifies code)
* Fix pure-perl behavior under $^C (RT#78619))
* Separate XS portion into a compiler-optional dependency
Devel::GlobalDestruction::XS
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Upstream changes:
0.001011 - 2013-10-28
- Fix in global destruction (Graham Knop)
- Fix SYNOPSIS
- Fix duplicate word in DESCRIPTION (RT#86072)
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bsd.prefs.mk.
_OPSYS_SHLIB_TYPE is sufficient to check whether shlib is supported or not.
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Remove the patch which included into src upstream
Upstream changes:
1.002000 - 2013-12-10
- allow specifying by caller level, as well as specifying file, line,
and version
1.001001 2013-03-25
- fix NAME in Makefile.PL (RT#84207)
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Release 3.1.1 - 2013/12/29
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Improvements
^^^^^^^^^^^^
* [deb] Refined Groonga packages for Debian policy. [groonga-dev,01930]
[Suggested by Hideki Yamane]
* [deb] Dropped Debian 6.0 (squeeze) support.
* [deb] Dropped Ubuntu 10.04 (lucid) support.
* Supported :doc:`/reference/functions/geo_in_rectangle` in the whole world.
* Supported error report when failed to casting invalid value of geo point type.
* Exported some macros which is used for accessing pseudo column names.
[groonga-dev,1999] [Suggested by whombx]
* [doc] Refined drilldown documentation. [Reported by @Yahppo]
* Supported :doc:`/reference/functions/between` function which is used for
filtering the column value in specific range.
* [doc] Updated Travis CI envrinment information. [Patch by cosmo0920]
* [rpm][fedora] Dropped Fedora 19.
* [rpm][fedora] Supported Fedora 20.
* [doc] Updated "Groonga" notation. [Patch by cosmo0920] [GitHub#122, #123, #124, #125, #125, #126, #127, #128, #129, #130, #131, #131, #132, #133, #134]
Fixes
^^^^^
* [munin] Fixed the wrong port number which is specified for GQTP.
* [geo_in_circle] Fixed a bug that if you specify "LONGITUDExLATITUDE" as
the 3rd argument of :doc:`/reference/functions/geo_in_circle`, Groonga crashes.
Thanks
^^^^^^
* Hideki Yamane
* whombx
* @Yappo
* cosmo0920
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* improve 20% analysis speed
* fixes build errors on OSX
* show version number correctly on Windows
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Byobu is a GPLv3 open source text-based window manager and terminal
multiplexer. It was originally designed to provide elegant enhancements
to the otherwise functional, plain, practical GNU Screen, for the
Ubuntu server distribution. Byobu now includes an enhanced profiles,
convenient keybindings, configuration utilities, and toggle-able
system status notifications for both the GNU Screen window manager
and the more modern Tmux terminal multiplexer, and works on most
Linux, BSD, and Mac distributions.
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Newt is a windowing toolkit for text mode built from the slang
library. It allows color text mode applications to easily use
stackable windows, push buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, lists,
entry fields, labels, and displayable text. Scrollbars are supported,
and forms may be nested to provide extra functionality.
Besides the newt library, this package provides whiptail, which may
be used from shell scripts similarly to Savio Lam's "dialog". Newt
provides the textual interface for the Red Hat and Debian boot
disks.
This package contains the python bindings for newt.
I do not know why older version is removed, this is required by
upcomming misc/byobu's configuration window.
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Changelog:
Changes in version 2.7.1:
* Two critical bug fixes in the "diff --git" format support.
* Clarify the message printed when a patch is expected to empty out and delete
a file, but the file does not become empty.
* Various improvements to messages when applying a patch to a file of different
type (regular file vs. symlink), when there are line ending differences (LF
vs. CRLF), and when in --dry-run mode.
* When in the root directory, allow file names that are absolute or that
contain a component of "..".
* New --follow-symlinks option to allow to treat symlinks as files: this was
patch's behavior before version 2.7.
* Ignore when extended attributes cannot be preserved because they are
unsupported or because permission to set them is denied.
* License clarifications in NEWS and README.
* Portability bug fixes.
Changes in version 2.7:
* Patch no longer gets a failed assertion for certain mangled patches.
* Ignore destination file names that are absolute or that contain a component
of "..". This addresses CVE-2010-4651.
* Support for most features of the "diff --git" format, including renames and
copies, permission changes, and symlink diffs. Binary diffs are not
supported yet; patch will complain and skip them.
* Support for double-quoted filenames: when a filename starts with a double
quote, it is interpreted as a C string literal. The escape sequences \\, \",
\a, \b, \f, \n, \r, \t, \v, and \ooo (a three-digit octal number between 0
and 255) are recognized.
* Refuse to apply a normal patch to a symlink. (Previous versions of patch
were replacing the symlink with a regular file.)
* When trying to modify a read-only file, warn about the potential problem
by default. The --read-only command line option allows to change this
behavior.
* Files to be deleted are deleted once the entire input has been processed, not
immediately. This fixes a bug with numbered backup files.
* When a timestamp specifies a time zone, honor that instead of assuming the
local time zone (--set-date) or Universal Coordinated Time (--set-utc).
* Support for nanosecond precision timestamps.
* Many portability and bug fixes.
Changes in version 2.6.1:
* Support for diff3(1) style merges which show the old, original, and new lines
of a conflict has been added (--merge=diff3). The default still is the
merge(1) format (--merge or --merge=merge).
* Bug and portability fixes.
Changes in version 2.6:
* A regression test suite has been added ("make check").
* A --merge option has been added which will merge a patch file into
the original files similar to merge(1). See the patch(1) manual page for
documentation.
* Unless a filename has been specified on the command line, look only
for filenames in the patch until one has been found. This prevents
patch from tripping over garbage that isn't a patch. When conforming
to POSIX, this behavior is turned off and patch will ask for a
filename if none is found.
* All reject files have file name headers, which allows them to be used as
regular patches.
* When a patch file modifies the same file more than once, patch makes
sure it backs up the original version of the file rather than any
intermediary versions.
* In the above situation, if there are rejects in more than one of those
patches, they all go into the same reject file.
* When the file to be patched is specified on the command line, all patches
are applied to that file. (Previously, the first patch was applied to the
file specified on the command line, and the names of additional files to
patch were taken from header lines in the patch file.)
* The -r option now works correctly even if there are rejects in more than
one file. Use the - argument to discard rejects.
* Rejected hunks come out in unified diff format if the input patch was of
that format, otherwise in ordinary context diff form. Use the
--reject-format option to enforce either "context" or "unified" format.
Timestamps and the "diff -p" (--show-c-function) output are preserved.
Changed lines in context format reject files are correctly indicated
with '!' markers as the format defines. Added and removed lines are
still marked with '+' and '-', respectively.
* The file permissions of reject files are no longer set to match the files
they modify. Instead, they retain the default permissions. This is
consistent with reject files produced with the -r option.
* The --binary option disables the heuristic for stripping CRs from
line endings in patches. This allows to preserve CRs even in mangled
patches, or in patches generated on non-POSIX systems and without the
--binary option.
* Backup files for nonexisting files are now created with default
permissions rather than with mode 0: backup files with mode 0 were
causing problems with applications which do not expect unreadable
files.
* The -B, -Y, and -z options (--prefix, --basename-prefix, --suffix) now
imply the simple version control mode, and can be combined.
* Patch rejects more malformed normal format commands and checks for trailing
garbage. It now recognizes ed commands without addresses.
* Change the default value of PATCH_GET to 0. (Previously, the default was 0
under POSIXLY_CORRECT and negative otherwise; this is causing problems
particularly with Perforce.)
* Handle missing timestamps better.
* Various bug fixes.
* Switch to GNU General Public License version 3.
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Changelog:
4.2.1:
This release is primarily a bugfix release; notable changes include:
Oracle:
* Resolve numerous issues with the 4.0 -> 4.2 upgrade steps on Oracle
* In-database sessions on Oracle are no longer truncated at 8k,
leading to spurious logouts
Internet Explorer:
* Fix submission issues under Internet Explorer
Rich text editor:
* If returning to a reply/correspond page with the back button, the
rich text editor will no longer double-escape previously written
content.
REST:
* Fix an empty 'text/plain' part when tickets are created using the
REST interface.
Other bugfixes:
* Optimize transaction display code to speed up long ticket displays
by short-circuiting transaction custom field checking.
* Supply a default $PATH for SMIME and GnuPG under FastCGI
* Support index upgrade steps on Pg when in a custom schema
* Close a memory leak in ColumnMap
* Fix "check all" checkboxes for new jQuery version
* Secondarily sort user ticket lists by id, as well as priority.
* Remove call to deprecated function used by PreviewScripMessages
* Many localization fixes (thanks to Emmanuel Lacour)
* Show customized rights in their correct tabs
* Ensure RFC2822 date format uses two-digit days in output
* Display iCal dates in the user's timezone, resolving off-by-one
errors for timezones significantly off from GMT.
* Correctly parse complex format strings for listing in the bottom of
the Query Builder
Callbacks:
* Move ModifyQueryProperties callback to before its values are used
* Additional callbacks on ticket modify pages
* Additional callbacks on ticket reply/comment page
* Additional callback on search results page
* Additional callback before transactions in history list
* Allow header callback to modify %ARGS
Features
* Allow bulk update to delete _all_ CF values for a given CF
* Support CF.Foo in columnmaps, in addition to CF.{Foo} and
__CF.{Foo}__
* Autocompletion CFs now autocomplete in search builder
* Support cascaded selects with any combination of listbox, dropdown,
and radio button
* Support ShowUnreadMessageNotifications in SelfService
4.2.0:
RT 4.2.0 -- 2013-10-03
----------------------
We're incredibly pleased to announce the availability of RT 4.2.0 - the
first release for the next major version of RT. This release adds
exciting new functionality, as well as streamlining and generalizing the
internals.
When upgrading, please be sure to review the upgrading documentation
available in docs/UPGRADING-4.2, as there are a number of
backward-incompatible changes that come along with the new version
number. Upgrading documentation is also available at
http://www.bestpractical.com/docs/rt/latest/UPGRADING-4.2.html
http://download.bestpractical.com/pub/rt/release/rt-4.2.0.tar.gz
http://download.bestpractical.com/pub/rt/release/rt-4.2.0.tar.gz.asc
a24bd767263cdcee92bf52c6b06a1a573aa0a615 rt-4.2.0.tar.gz
0717fd7d928efaadba2228de855c014e6be735cb rt-4.2.0.tar.gz.asc
A partial list of the new features in RT 4.2.0 is included below, and on
http://bestpractical.com/rt/whats-new/ Many of the new features will also
be described and demoed in a series of blog posts on
http://blog.bestpractical.com/ in the coming weeks.
If you have questions as you upgrade, please don't hesitate to write to
rt-users@lists.bestpractical.com for community support. If you'd rather
have professional support from the folks who built RT, drop us a line at
contact@bestpractical.com.
- Alex Vandiver, for Best Practical
* Much improved reporting via search result charting
- Multiple group by and statistic calculations in a table
- Time statistics such as average, minimum, and maximum durations
between Created and Resolved, Created and Started, Started and
Resolved, and more.
- More robust layout of charts
* Increased performance for searches and ticket pages
- Faster searches on all databases (especially Pg)
- Ticket pages load quicker
- Menus load before the rest of the page is loaded
- History is loaded asynchronously
- Faster serving of static assets
* Scrips per queue
- Apply scrips globally or ad-hoc to individual queues, a la custom
fields
- Less duplication of scrips and/or need for empty templates
* Custom field groupings
- Display CFs in configurable groupings (boxes) on the ticket
display/edit pages
- Includes arbitrary grouping names as well as standard ticket
groupings (Basics, Dates, People, Links, etc.)
* User summary pages
- Display information about users such as tickets, history, groups,
etc.
- An extended "More about requestors" page for any user
- Easy to get to via links and user search
* HTML templates enabled by default for new installs, available for
upgrades too
* History improvements
- Rich text/HTML messages are preferred for display by default
- Images are inlined with text in ticket history display instead of
presented at bottom
- Clickable users, tickets, articles, and other items
* Many interface improvements, such as:
- Per-user preferences for the dashboards which appear in the Home
menu
- Floating page menu for quicker access to ticket actions, subpages,
etc.
- Autocomplete for ticket links, including when merging
- Autocomplete available to self service users
- Improved CF and links display in search results
- Sticky simple search for quick search refinements
- Attachments on reply can no longer be mixed up when replying to
multiple tickets at once
- ReassignTicket right to assign tickets without stealing first;
useful for managers
* S/MIME support integrated with GnuPG support
- Decrypt and verify incoming GPG and SMIME messages
- Send all outgoing messages as either GPG or SMIME
* Migration tools
- Migrate from one database type to another (MySQL, Pg, Oracle)
- Merge multiple RT instances together
* Thousands of bug fixes; nearly 2000 commits totalling more than
250,000 lines of code changed.
4.0.18:
This release is primarily a bugfix release; most notably, it addresses
compatibility issues with recent versions of the Encode perl module.
Notable changes include:
Email
* Cope with Encode version 2.33 and later, which altered their internal
functionality and caused RT to double-encode Subject lines in
outgoing email.
* Fix HTML rendering errors in dashboard emails.
* Fix overzealous quoting around decoded MIME words.
Administration
* In the rights UI, entering the name of a user or group which already
has rights will now correctly select them for rights granting, as if
their name had been selected.
* Display types in the "applies to" dropdown for custom fields in
consistent order
* Paginate the Queues list in the administrative interface into 50
results per page.
* Support for cascading selections with a multiple-select parent.
* Clarify that $ParseNewMessageForTicketCcs only applies to new, and
not existing, tickets.
* Clarify how an undefined $RTAddressRegexp is treated, and that it
does not come at any notable performance penalty.
Logging
* Fix verbosity of syslog messages; now only the 'debug' level includes
originating filename and line.
* Include process ID in log messages, for ease of isolation in a
multi-process environment.
* Log the From: address of incoming mail which triggered an error, for
ease of debugging.
Other Bugfixes
* Avoid linking trailing punctuation, or html tags, in URL anchors in
MakeClicky
* Fix the Quick Search (QueueSummary) portlet when non-lowercase statuses are used.
* Show Date and DateTime custom fields in the user's format and time
zone in search results.
* Allow rt-email-group-admin to be passed an email address that RT is
not already aware of.
* Show submitted content from the user on errors in REST submission,
for ease of re-editing and re-submission.
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* Set LICENSE
Changelog:
[Changes for 0.11 - 2011-12-11]
* LICENSING CHANGE: This compilation and all individual files in it
are now under public domain with the "CC0 Universal" declaration.
* Skip fuzzy matches which are only placeholders and whitespace.
(Alex Vandiver)
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Perl 5 module to extract probable dates from strings.
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Perl 5 module to parse a X.509 certificate.
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RFC close address list parsing library for Perl 5.
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Perl 5 module to finds name and type of a global variable.
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