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Patches from OpenBSD
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TrueType fonts for several Indian languages: Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati,
Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Oriya, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu.
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Changes since 0.0.4:
- Improved hanja search.
- Updated the hanja dictionary.
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- Use PGKSRC-WARNING to note it's coming from pkgsrc and not always fatal.
- Describe more precisely what's happening when you get this warning.
Hopefuly this will stop the misundersanding of the error message I could
see quite often amongst users.
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NOTE: With java option and PKG_DEVELOPER=yes, this package will fail
to build. Please fix wip/jdk15 (runtime library search paths
are missing).
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- 0.37 | 2008-05-24
- Configuration change: search $prefix for PostgreSQL headers/libs
- Change to pg-get-connection
This proc now returns #f if its arg's connection is no longer live.
You should probably avoid it altogether; see following NEWS item.
- Planned modesty
Currently, Guile-PG exposes some accounting (implementation) details
that it shouldn't. These are the "serial number" of connection and
result objects, and the link between a result object the connection
object where it originated. These details WILL BE REMOVED after
2008-10-01; do NOT rely on them. Practically speaking, this means
`pg-get-connection' will be deleted and the external representation
for the objects will drop the "N" field:
until 2008-10-01: #<PG-CONN:N:...> and #<PG-RESULT:N:...>
after 2008-10-01: #<PG-CONN:...> and #<PG-RESULT:...>
- Tests issue SQL commands directly to CREATE and DROP the test database
Previously "make check" required the commands createdb(1) and
dropdb(1) (or destroydb(1) for older PostgreSQL versions) to be
installed on the system. Now, the test infrastructure uses Guile-PG
module (database postgres) to connect to "template1" and issues SQL
commands "CREATE DATABASE" and "DROP DATABASE" directly.
- New (database postgres-meta) proc: information-schema-names
- New (database postgres-meta) proc: information-schema-coldefs
These procs describe Guile-PG's "standard introspection" support,
as specified in the PostgreSQL 7.4.19 documentation (chapter 32,
"The Information Schema").
Additionally, loading the module defines type converters for
`cardinal_number', `character_data' and `sql_identifier'. The
`time_stamp' type converter does not seem to be used and is not
provided.
- New pgtable-manager (and -worker) command: #:finish
This closes the (internal) connection and arranges for all future
invocations of the closure to signal a "dead connection" error.
- Proc `gxrepl' closes connection when done
- New support for #:FOO-all combiners in `parse+make-SELECT-tree'
This (database postgres-qcons) proc now supports #:union-all,
#:intersect-all and #:except-all, as combiners.
- Maintenance uses autoconf 2.62, automake 1.10.1, libtool 2.2.2
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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wrappers ignore -Wl,-R${DESTDIR}${PREFIX}/OpenOffice.org3.0.0/...).
- Add runtime library search paths by linker option instead of adding
LD_LIBRARY_PATH to startup scripts.
It should fix build with PKG_DEVELOPER=yes. No functional changes.
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indicating that ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/gnutls/ should be used instead.
The replacement site also supports HTTP, so make it our HTTP source.
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from the rest of the code.
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only there to support this option. Maybe I will reinvent the advanced
autofix code someday, hopefully in a programming language that provides
more error checking than Perl.
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Changes since 4.88:
- Fixed the remaining PLIST_VARS warnings.
- Adjusted pkglint to work together with Perl 5.10.0.
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"!~ qr" with "!~ m", to work around a memory leak in Perl 5.10.0.
(See Perl bug #59994 or just run perl -e 'while(1){qr""}'.)
This change also speeds up pkglint by around 15 percent, although I
noticed that updating from Perl 5.8.8. to 5.10.0 slowed down pkglint by
about 2 percent.
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These are the basic plugins needed for the input, output, visualization,
and effects of the Audacious media player.
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Audacious is a fork of beep-media-player 0.9.7.1.
The primary goals of this fork are keeping the ideology of the
original BMP and merging miscellaneous plugins into Audacious.
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ncc is a compiler that produces program analysis information. ncc
is a decent replacement of cflow and cscope able to analyze any
program using the gcc compiler. The program also includes a
graphical call-graph navigator and source browser which is extremely
practical for hacking and comprehending large projects.
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0.84 - 10/19/2008
* Removed rate limit warning messages
* Added missing proxy information to manual page
* Fixed bug introduced in 0.83 where DOS/Win32 did not get any input
* Makefile now properly uses 'make -C' for building subdirectories
* miscellaneous DJGPP cleanups
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3.55
Take patch from gecko-mediaplayer to compile idl file at compile time
Converted one gtk_ call to g_idle_ event may fix crash in thread on some systems
Fix display issue when pulse audio is selected, and add pulse to options
Apply patches from Bill Lear rael at zopyra com
Fixed flag problem in killmplayer, now allows open,src and others to work correctly
Add back in "Plug-in" to QT description
Change "QuickTime Plug-in 6.0 /7" to "QuickTime 7.4.5"
Change "Windows Media Player Plugin" to "Windows Media Player Plug-in"
Add tvdevice to setup options
Add in make dist support, and autogenerating spec files (way over due on these)
Change url max length from 1024 to 4096 (some sites still do not work, investigating)
Disable non-blocking mode when we get the mmst packet length
If loop = 0 from site change it to -1
Don't fail out of the read loop if we get a 'No stream found' message
From Sergey Svishchev in PR 37140.
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Fixes PR 20549.
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Changes to squid-3.0.STABLE10 (14 Oct 2008):
- Bug 2391: Regression: bad assert in forwarding
- Bug 2447: Segfault on failed TCP DNS query
- Bug 2393: DNS requests getting stuck in idns queue
- Bug 2433: FTP PUT gives bad gateway
- Bug 2465: Limited DragonflyBSD support
- ... and other minor bugs and documentation
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Changes to squid-2.7.STABLE5 (17 October 2008)
- Bug #2439: configuration file contains non-ASCII characters
- Bug #2441: Shut down store url rewrite helpers on squid -k
reconfigure
- foreground rebuild should do all of the rebuilding before Squid
accepts requests.
- Bug #2464: assertion failed: sc->new_callback == NULL at
store_client.c:190
- Bug #2394: add upgrade_http0.9 option making it possible to disable
upgrade of HTTP/0.9 responses
- Bug #2426: Increase negotiate auth token buffer size
- Bug #2468: Limit stale-if-error to 500-504 responses
- Bug #2477: swap.state permission issues if crashing during "squid -k
reconfigure"
- Bug #2430: Old headers still returned after a cache validation if
the request triggering the cache validation was itself a
If-Modified-Since request.
- Bug #2481: Don't set expires: now in generated error responses
- Windows port: Fix build error using latest MinGW runtime.
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Changes to squid-2.6.STABLE22 (19 October 2008)
- Bug #2396: Correct the opening of the PF device file.
- Make --with-large-files and --with-build-envirnment=default play
nice together
- Workaround for Linux-2.6.24 & 2.6.25 netfiler_ipv4.h include header
__u32 problem
- Make dns_nameserver work when using --disable-internal-dns on glibc
based systems
- Bug #2426: Increase negotiate auth token buffer size
- Bug #2427: squid_ldap_group -h reports the old % codes for -f
- Bug #2477: swap.state permission issues if crashing during "squid -k
reconfigure"
- Windows port: Fix build error using latest MinGW runtime.
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YAML is a data serialization language which is designed to be both
human readable and computationally powerful.
This C language implementation is developed by Kirill Simonov for Python
Software Foundation as a part of Google Summer of Code under the mentorship
of Clark Evans and released under the MIT license.
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ECMAScript is a standardized language also known variously as JavaScript,
JScript, and LiveScript. SEE is a library that provides a parser and runtime
environment for this language. It conforms to ECMAScript Edition 3, and to
JavaScript 1.5, with some compatibility switches for earlier versions of
JavaScript and Microsoft's JScript.
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