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make generating random passwords and such a little easier.
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new MD5-based crypt() function found in modern operating systems.
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RFC 2865 RADIUS Servers.
Features:
* Supports popular RADIUS Servers including OpenRADIUS, FreeRADIUS and
commercial servers.
* Distributed Authentication Cache using apr_memcache.
* Local Authentication Cache using DBM.
* Uses standard HTTP Basic Authentication, unlike mod_auth_radius which uses
cookies for sessions.
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From changelog:
lbdb (0.32) unstable; urgency=low
* Change sort(1) syntax to cope with new versions of coreutils
(Closes: #368917).
* New version of mutt_ldap_query by Marc de Courville
<marc@courville.org> and other contributors.
* Extend lbdb_hostname() to get the domain name from resolv.conf. Thanks
to Gary Johnson <garyjohn@spk.agilent.com> for prividing this patch.
* m_muttalias: Allow \"...\" around real names of aliases. Thanks to
Erik Shirokoff <shiro@berkeley.edu> for providing this patch.
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* fixed horrible rounding bugs with negative temperatures
* removed deprecated GkrellM API functions
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prboom-2.4.5.
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net/powerdns-sqlite, and net/powerdns-ldap version 2.9.20.
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this directory).
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The PowerDNS nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance
authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and conforms
to all the relevant DNS standards documents. PowerDNS is open source.
The PowerDNS nameserver utilizes a flexible backend architecture that
can access DNS information from any data source. This includes file
formats, BIND zone files, relational databases or LDAP directories.
This packages provides the LDAP backend module.
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The PowerDNS nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance
authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and conforms
to all the relevant DNS standards documents. PowerDNS is open source.
The PowerDNS nameserver utilizes a flexible backend architecture that
can access DNS information from any data source. This includes file
formats, BIND zone files, relational databases or LDAP directories.
This packages provides the SQLite backend module.
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The PowerDNS nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance
authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and conforms
to all the relevant DNS standards documents. PowerDNS is open source.
The PowerDNS nameserver utilizes a flexible backend architecture that
can access DNS information from any data source. This includes file
formats, BIND zone files, relational databases or LDAP directories.
This packages provides the PostgreSQL backend module.
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The PowerDNS nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance
authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and conforms
to all the relevant DNS standards documents. PowerDNS is open source.
The PowerDNS nameserver utilizes a flexible backend architecture that
can access DNS information from any data source. This includes file
formats, BIND zone files, relational databases or LDAP directories.
This packages provides the PostgreSQL backend module.
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The PowerDNS nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance
authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and conforms
to all the relevant DNS standards documents. PowerDNS is open source.
The PowerDNS nameserver utilizes a flexible backend architecture that
can access DNS information from any data source. This includes file
formats, BIND zone files, relational databases or LDAP directories.
This packages provides the MySQL backend module.
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The PowerDNS nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance
authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and conforms
to all the relevant DNS standards documents. PowerDNS is open source.
The PowerDNS nameserver utilizes a flexible backend architecture that
can access DNS information from any data source. This includes file
formats, Bind zone files, relational databases or LDAP directories.
See the net/powerdns-* packages for additional backend modules.
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use the patch from Anthony Mallet because via #define is shorter.
This closes PR pkg/33444.
I can use it again, finally!
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Document that we prefer share/doc/${PKGNAME} for docs.
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New features in this release (compared to 0.5.0rc2):
- Support for arithmetic on single-character constants.
- Support for OUTPUT_FORMAT as an alias for YASM_OBJFMT.
- A couple of other bugfixes.
New features in this release (compared to 0.5.0rc1):
- Support for CodeView 8.0 source debugging (as used by Visual Studio
2005).
- Fixed -I support to properly handle relative paths (now the search
pattern is essentially identical to most C compilers). This change is
backwards incompatible (to both NASM and earlier Yasm versions), but
is much more consistent.
- Standard macros that provide version information: __YASM_MAJOR__,
__YASM_MINOR__, __YASM_SUBMINOR__, __YASM_BUILD__, __YASM_VERSION_ID__
and __YASM_VER__.
New features in this release (compared to 0.4.0) include:
- Aliases for AMD64 object formats: "win64" and "elf64" (these
automatically set the machine to "amd64").
- "x64" alias for Win64 object format (for easier use with Visual
Studio).
- DWARF2 debugging format (enable with "-g dwarf2").
- GAS parser good enough to take GCC output for both AMD64 and 32-bit
x86 (including DWARF2 debug information).
- Dozens of bugfixes in x86 and AMD64 support.
- Specifying "amd64" as the machine (or using a 64-bit object format)
automatically sets BITS 64.
Known issues with this release include:
- List output is buggy and often outright wrong.
- The optimizer is a very basic 2-pass style and generates inefficient
(large) code at times.
- The binary object format does not yet support sections other than
.text, .bss, and .data, unlike newer versions of NASM (see Trac bug
#71).
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OBATA Akio.
zphoto - a flash-based photo album generator.
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and compile under GCC-4.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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squirrelmail-1.4.8, sun-jdk15-5.0.8, sun-jre15-5.0.8.
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major changes:
-Revision and expansion of linear algebra functions
-Revisions of floating-point function evaluation (sqrt, trigonometric)
-Replace existing definition of "conjugate" with a much more extensive
implementation
-Revision of evaluation and simplification of sum and product
-doc improvements, spanish/portuguese support
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changes:
Correction of some bugs concerning Maple and Mathematica
Addition of a plug-in for Cadabra
Addition of a native TeXmacs wiki
Implementation of the first version of a remote TeXmacs file system
Improved system for hyperlinks and navigation
Replacement of the Proclus plug-in by an integrated linking tool
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too many changes (since 2.6.1.0) to list here, many extensions and fixes,
and synchronisation w/ the wxGTK pkg
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(this is not Solaris specific, it happened to me too on i386/current)
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> -- ircd-hybrid-7.2.2 RELNOTES
> o) Added channel::disable_fake_channels config directive
> o) Fixed broken FORCEJOIN (contrib)
> o) Added missing documentation for connect::vhost
> o) Fixed problem with G-Line voting
> o) Fixed "STATS ?" so it doesn't report negative traffic statistics
> o) Fixed core in m_mkpasswd.c (contrib)
> o) Reduced memory usage for channel members
> o) Added general::stats_e_disabled which simply disables "STATS e"
> for other operators and administrators
> o) Ignore signal SIGXFSZ to prevent the daemon from dying on missconfigured
> file size limits
> o) Slight optimizations to the block allocator
> o) Fixed harmless bug that could result in incorrect bytes sent statistics
> in "STATS t"
> o) "STATS y|Y" now shows whether a class is active or disabled
> o) Added ircd-brazilian_pt.lang language file
> o) Misc. ACCEPT fixes. E.g. don't remove an accept record if a client is
> changing between equivalent nicknames like 'nick' and 'NiCk'.
> o) Minor resolv.conf parser fixes. Added missing support for ';' comments
> o) Fixed core on MODRESTART
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PAM support.
From discussions with John Nemeth.
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NetBSD 3.x releases are not supported.
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Increased reliance on optimistic data replication has led to
burgeoning interest in tools and frameworks for synchronizing
disconnected updates to replicated data. To better understand the
issues underlying the design of generic and heterogeneous synchronizers,
we have implemented an experimental framework, called Harmony, that
can be used to build synchronizers for tree-structured data stored
in a variety of concrete formats, in particular XML.
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