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administrator
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LDAP directories
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the NetBSD patches for version 0.9b2.
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(Todd Vierling doesn't use mrtg any more :)
Changes from 2.8.12:
MRTG 2.9 is the biggest change in MRTG since the release of MRTG 2.0.
So let's hear the news first:
* The rrdtool integration allows for massively increased logging
performance.
* Routers which change their interface numbers are no problem any more.
MRTG can now reliably address interfaces by IP, MAC, Description,
Name and Type. The cfgmaker tool has been rewritten from scratch and
allows to generate configurations with any of the above mentioned
interface addressing methods.
* Indexmaker has be rewritten from scratch, it is now much more
flexible and fully documented.
* All the MRTG documentation has been reviewed and ported to perls
"Plain Old Documentation (POD)" format. This allows to provide all
documentation in text, HTML and man format. It is now all available
on the MRTG web-site.
* Config file parsing has been optimized. This makes reading
configuration files much faster. Especially large configuration files
are faster by factors
* Under UNIX, mrtg can fork into several instances while querying
routers. This improves data acquisition performance dramatically,
especially with slow networks.
* Graphs and webpages can be generated on the fly is mrtg is used with
rrdtool logging. Several tools in the mrtg contrib section are
available for this purpose.
* And there is more: MRTG has been translated into 29 languages, OS
detection has been automated, did I mention performance, many of the
contributed tools have been dated and a slew of new ones has been
added, The config file reading code is now available in a documented
library which simplifies the creation of other tools which need
access to the mrtg cfg file.
* In total, over 200 individual changes are listed in the change log
since the release of MRTG 2.9.2.
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No known security issues as not installed set{u,g}id
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lintpkgsrc - Add '-S' to optionally generate pkgsrcmap file mapping pkgname
to pkgdir and version
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packages.
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packages.
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bug.
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Many thanks to Keith Reynolds <keithr@keithr.com> (the author of the program)
for a very quick response and providing the bug fix. Had I been thinking
I would have asked him sooner.
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Patch submitted in PR 9628 by Jan-Hinrich Fessel <oskar@detemobil.de>
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Patch submitted in PR 11237 by Masao Uebayashi <masao@02.246.ne.jp>
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It doesn't have Lisp(that means very limited customization
is available). Since you can invoke it very quickly
(compared with real GNU Emacs), it is useful in dealing with
changing small file a bit.
Ng(Nihongo Micro Gnu Emacs) is a Mg(Micro Gnu Emacs)'s
japanese port. Ng supports EUC, JIS and SJIS code.
Ng also have (rather simple) C-mode.
It is also very useful even if you don't need Japanese support.
Submitted in PR 11240 by Jun Ebihara <jun@soum.co.jp>
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and has no list of changes. Restructure packages to use a common Makefile
and patch directory. Set the maintainer to me, as this is a non-trivial
change. Compile in the samba vfs code.
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of the xerces-j package.
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This cocoon version supports the latest Xerces and Xalan versions, and the next-to-latest
FOP version, so I have imported these.
Changes since cocoon-1.7.4:
Cleaned up docs, especially how-it-works and FAQ; added new questions
and answers to FAQ.
Changed XSPPage to only clone nodes where necessary, enhancing performance
for complex pages.
Changed <xsp:pi> back to use target= instead of name= in order
not to break existing users' code (which there is a lot of!).
Changed XSP docs to reflect correct usage.
Added very primitive profiler (see cocoon.properties)
Fixed some synchronization errors in Engine. You can now call a Cocoon
page from a Cocoon page, if you really want (this is inefficient and a
bad architecture, but it's possible.)
Made response taglib work on Servlet API 2.0 engines
Added xspdoc comments to esql logicsheet and added xspdoc to document convertor in the xml.apache.org site skin directory. god only knows how i'm supposed to add
it to the build procedure... help
Added error handling to esql logicsheet and documented its use in esql sample.
Added esql logicsheet
Added installation instructions for iPlanet.
Added namespace preservation to Java code-generation taglib
Added java compiler abstraction for XSP compilation (now we can use Jikes to improve XSP compilation speed).
Implemented blocking in Engine to make Cocoon run better under heavy load.
Made XSP SQL processor do array to string conversion when using a Format object on a text column
Brought XInclude processor into conformance (mostly) with the 2000-07-17 version of the working draft.
Included FP form-handling taglib for XSP.
Updated Cocoon installation case document.
Removed normalize-space from sql logicsheet's get-nested-string template
Changed turbine libraries to just include connection pool stuff, added connection pool docs
Added connection pool (and turbine) to sql logicsheet
Added support for site-absolute links in xinclude processor
Patched sql processor documentation to be fully up to date! Hoorah!
Added connection cache to sql processor
Disabled "created by cocoon" comment for HTTP HEAD requests.
Added HTTP method to Utils.encode so HEAD and GET are distinguishable
XIncludeProcessor now strips document type nodes from included documents
Added new installation case that should provide insights for newbies.
Added printer friendly skin so the documentation can now be generated to
be printer friendly when needed. (stylesheets are pretty crappy right now, but hopefully
some nice guy will improve them)
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Closes PR 11153.
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fop -current, since it is not currently usable with cocoon.
Changes since fop-0.12.1:
- using Ant to build Fop instead of make [Giacomo Pati]
- borders, padding and absolute positioning [Jon Smirl]
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Changes from xalan-j-1.0.1 (the last pkgsrc version):
Xalan-Java now suports UTF-16 output encoding.
We incorporated an updated BSF (support for extension elements and functions) that supports Mozilla
Rhino js.jar 1.5. The new bsf.jar replaces the older bsf.jar and bsfengines.jar. If you are using Javascript
extensions, you must now use js.jar 1.5. Mozilla Rhino 1.4 R3 is no longer supported.
We have added a custom processing instruction that you can use to instruct the Xalan-Java processor not to
cache an XML document.
Also, many bug fixes.
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Changes since xerces-j-1.0.4 (some of these were in xerces-j-1.1.0, formerly
available as xerces-j-current):
Added "any" with "processContents='lax|skip'" support for Schema. [ericye]
Added feature "load-dtd-grammar" [ericye]
Added "anyAttribute" support for Schema. [ericye]
Added "xsi:type" support for Schema. [ericye]
Added full equivClass support for Schema. [ericye]
Expanded "any" element support to model groups. [ericye]
Added testcase under test to test DOM Java Serialization. [jeffreyr]
Miscelanous DOM enhancements [lehors].
Added "any" element content support for Schema [andyc]
Turned on namespace support in all parsers, by default [andyc]
Added feature to allow Schema support to be turned off [andyc]
Modified samples to include additional switches [jeffreyr]
Added regular expression character class subtraction [tkent@jp.ibm.com]
Added URI class [paul.eng@iclick.com]
Added Schema include/import [ericye]
Performance tuning [ericye, andyc]
Added Ant support to build process [abagchi]
Re-architecture Schema datatypes [jeffreyr]
Re-organized docs directory to get FOP to work[abagchi, jeffreyr]
Added JAXP to build, updated JAXP files [lehors]
Added a DOM from scratch and Serializer sample [jeffreyr]
Updated XML Schema support to April working draft [ericye, jeffreyr]
Changed code to notify error handler of content model validation errors before calling endElement [lehors]
In a few minutes, I will import cocoon-1.8, which supports the latest Xerces version,
rendering the xerces-j-current package obsolete.
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