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1.9.1 - 19 Feb 2006
o Welcome to GnuCash 1.9.1 aka "So we meet again" the second of
several unstable releases of the GnuCash Open Source Accounting
Software which will eventually lead to the stable version 2.0.0. This
release contains many bugfixes since the first release but is still
only intended for developers and adventurous testers who want to help
tracking down bugs.
o WARNING WARNING WARNING - Make sure you make backups of any files
used in testing versions of GnuCash in the 1.9.x series. Although the
developers go to great lengths to ensure that no data will be lost we
cannot guarentee that your data will not be affected if for some
reason GnuCash crashes in testing these releases.
o PLEASE TEST TEST AND TEST SOME MORE any and all features important
to you. Then post any bugs you find to bugzilla
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=GnuCash
o Major bugfixes include -
o Register fixes
o Finance::Quote issues
o Correctly open an account and its sub-accounts.
o Change the reports from using a hard-coded fiscal year to using the
global accounting period set in the preferences. Both the start date
and the end date are used, so the user is free to choose any arbitrary
period.
o Use the price nearest to midday to get the value in the default
currency.
o Make the desktop more HIG-compliant.
o Patch to prevent crash when voiding a transaction.
o Aqbanking updates
o Report fixes
o Autodetect OFX and use it if we find it.
o Qof fixes
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python files. Bump PKGREVISION.
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framework. Bump PKGREVISION.
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fix CHECK_FILES build. Bump PKGREVISION.
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pngcrush-1.6.2, radiance-3.7.2, spamprobe-1.4b, tor-0.1.0.17,
xdialog-2.2.0.
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import), and caused build failure with recent libtool
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It might be needed to REINDEX indexes or textual coloumns for
the issues about plperl and locales in the 7.3.13 changes are
present. See the release documentation for further details.
Changes from 7.3.10 to 7.3.11:
- Fix error that allowed VACUUM to remove ctid chains too soon, and add
more checking in code that follows ctid links
- Fix CHAR() to properly pad spaces to the specified length when using a
multiple-byte character set (Yoshiyuki Asaba)
- Fix missing rows in queries like UPDATE a=... WHERE a... with GiST
index on column a
- Improve checking for partially-written WAL pages
- Improve robustness of signal handling when SSL is enabled
- Various memory leakage fixes
- Various portability improvements
- Fix PL/PgSQL to handle var := var correctly when the variable is of
pass-by-reference type
Changes from 7.3.11 to 7.3.12:
- Fix race condition in transaction log management
- /contrib/ltree fixes (Teodor)
- Fix longstanding planning error for outer joins
- Prevent core dump in pg_autovacuum when a table has been dropped
Changes from 7.3.12 to 7.3.13:
- Fix character string comparison for locales that consider different
character combinations as equal, such as Hungarian (Tom)
- Set locale environment variables during postmaster startup to ensure
that plperl won't change the locale later
- Fix longstanding bug in strpos() and regular expression handling in
certain rarely used Asian multi-byte character sets (Tatsuo)
- Fix bug in /contrib/pgcrypto gen_salt, which caused it not to use all
available salt space for MD5 and XDES algorithms (Marko Kreen, Solar
Designer)
- Fix /contrib/dblink to throw an error, rather than crashing, when the
number of columns specified is different from what's actually returned
by the query (Joe)
Changes from 7.3.13 to 7.3.14:
- Fix potential crash in SET SESSION AUTHORIZATION (CVE-2006-0553)
- Fix bug with row visibility logic in self-inserted rows (Tom)
- Fix race condition that could lead to "file already exists" errors
during pg_clog file creation (Tom)
- Fix to allow restoring dumps that have cross-schema references to
custom operators (Tom)
- Portability fix for testing presence of finite and isinf during
configure (Tom)
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1.1.6:
- XIM en_US.UTF-8 support.
- Fix the problem gcin can't be used with gdmxnest.
- If you set disable XIM when compile, gcin -v will not display version.
- The largest font size is 32 in gcin-setup.
See
http://ccbsd9.csie.nctu.edu.tw/~cp76/gcin/download/Changelog
for more detail.
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the inclusion of tiffio.h from C++ as seen in digikam.
Bump revision.
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startup. Bump PKGREVISION to 3.
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present from gimp, at least with gimp24). PKGREVISION++.
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the PLIST framework that we want only man pages.
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(gdt's judgement is that anyone paying attention to color management
will surely have jpeg and tiff libraries installed anyway, so this
isn't bloat. If it is thought to be bloat, a better fix is to
PKG_OPTIONS other programs to refrain from using lcms.)
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'make package'. PKGREVISION++.
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Feb. 19, 2006 - Version 6.00 (production release)
[minor changes omitted -gdt]
- Added read support for Sony SR2 raw images (but most tags still unknown)
- Added read support for Kyocera Contax N Digital RAW images
- Added ability to write or delete shortcuts which reference multiple tags
(previously only shortcuts referencing a single tag were writable)
- Changed descriptions of FNumber, ExposureTime, ISO, DateTimeOriginal,
CreateDate and ModifyDate to more closely match their tag names
- Separated Canon and Nikon Red/BlueBalance information into individual
components with tag names like WB_RGGBLevels
- Decoded a number of new Canon tags for EOS models, including ColorBalance
tables, 20D AF points and SensorInfo (thanks Rainer Honle)
- Fixed incorrect decoding of EOS 10D/300D color balance modes
- Set MIME type for all RAW image formats to "image/x-raw"
- The -f option is no longer implied when -S and -s are combined
- Fixed problem with validation of Canon PictureInfo for images rotated by
Canon ZoomBrowser EX (thanks Joshua Bixby)
[prior non-production release notes merged]
- Major additions to Canon maker note decoding, including EOS-1D personal
functions (thanks Rainer Honle for decoding many 5D tags)
- Enhanced FMT syntax for -o, -w and -tagsFromFile options
- Decode maker notes of Samsung DX-1S
- Added ability to list tags in a specific group
- Added support for Canon 5D custom functions (thanks Rainer Honle)
- Added support for Canon 1DmkII and 350D custom functions
- Decode AIFF SampleRate
- Properly identify CR2 images read via pipes (previously identified as TIFF)
- Improved formatting of printed values for some DNG tags
- Fixed problem extracting OriginalRawImage from little-endian DNG images
- Fixed problem where "unreferenced bytes" error could be incorrectly issued
when deleting all EXIF from a TIFF image
- Added ability to write JFIF information
- Added ability to extract and decompress original raw image from DNG
- Added read support for AIFF audio files
- API changes:
- SetNewValue() now accepts an ARRAY reference for setting list-type tags
such as Keywords, or a SCALAR reference for binary data, so it may now
be called directly with any value returned by GetValue().
- Recognize Panasonic Type 2 maker notes
- Changed Nikon LensID to a composite tag to allow better decoding of
non-Nikon lenses, and added a bunch of new lenses to the list
- Added ability to read and write AFCP information in JPEG images
- Added read support for WMV video and WMA audio files (ASF format files)
- Added EXIF tags 0x82a5-0x82ac
- Added support for JVC maker notes
- Extract a number of new DNG tags plus DNG JPEG preview image
- Added support for AVI and MP4 videos
- Improved decoding of Olympus maker notes
- Improved APP12 decoding
- Improved CanonPictureInfo validation to work with more PowerShot models
- Decode maker notes of Nikon D1
- Combining -t with -S now gives a single-line tab-delimited list of values
- Extract preview image for Samsung Digimax i5
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by me. Also fixes PR 20883.
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maintaining GUI (graphical user interface) applications.
Qt is written in C++ and is fully object-oriented. It has everything you need
to create professional GUI applications. And it enables you to create them
quickly.
Qt is a multi-platform toolkit. When developing software with Qt, you can run
it on the X Window System (Unix/X11) or Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 95/98.
Simply recompile your source code on the platform you want.
Qt cuts down the complexity in implementing large and complex systems. Its
ingenious signal-slot technology enables true component programming.
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Changes with libapreq2-2.07 (released February 12, 2006)
- C API [joes]
SECURITY: CVE-2006-0042 (cve.mitre.org)
Eliminate potential quadratic behavior in apreq_parse_headers() and
apreq_parse_urlencoded().
- Perl API [Philip M. Gollucci]
Fix Apache2::Cookie->cookies() to comply with its documentation
- C API [Philip M. Gollucci]
Use the APREQ_DEFAULT_READ_LIMIT constant for the read_limit
- C API [Ville Skyttd, Dirk Nehring]
Add explicit cast in apreq_escape()/apreq_util.h to keep
C++ compilers happy.
- C API [joes]
Protect against arbitrary recursion depth in apreq_parse_multipart()
by adding a reasonable compile-time MAX_LEVEL limit.
- C API [joes]
Clean up end-of-file parsing for apreq_parse_multipart(),
conforming to rfc-2046 ' 5.1.1.
- Perl API [joes]
Move APR::Request::Param::Table and APR::Request::Cookie::Table
packages to APR::Request module.
- Perl XS [Steve Hay]
Fix compile problems on Win32 without PERL_IMPLICIT_SYS
related to link being an unresolved symbol.
- Perl API [joes]
APR::Request::Cookie::thaw() isn't a class method.
- C API [joes]
Fix off-by-one bug in the continuation-lines portion of the
header parser.
- Perl API [joes]
Move APR::Request::upload to APR::Request, where it belongs.
- Perl XS [Nikolay Ananiev]
Use MP_STATIC declarations to allow Cygwin builds.
- Perl API [joes]
encode()/decode() were busted with zero-length args. This caused
Apache2::Cookie::new() to segfault on cookie value of "".
- C API [joes]
Add apreq_charset_divine() and eliminate charset offset from return
value of apreq_decode(v).
- C API [joes]
Improve the cp1252-charset heuristics for apreq_decode(v).
- C API [Ralph Mattes]
Add explicit casts for apreq_param_charset_* to keep c++ compilers happy.
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