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Inspired by PR 14195, from Scott Baron (sb125499@ohiou.edu), but based
on the -current NetBSD jed package.
JED is a freely available text editor for Unix, VMS, MSDOS, OS/2, and
MS Windows.
Features include:
* Color syntax highlighting on color terminals.
* Folding support
* Extensible in a language resembling C. Completely customizable.
* Capable of read GNU info files from within JED's info browser
* A variety of programming modes (with syntax highlighting) are
available including C, C++, FORTRAN, TeX, HTML, SH, IDL, DCL, NROFF...
xjed is the version for X11
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Provided in PR 17683 by Sergio Jimenez <sjr@hispabsd.org>
phpPgAdmin is phpMyAdmin (for MySQL) ported to PostgreSQL. phpPgAdmin
is a fully functional PostgreSQL administration utility. You can use
it to create an maintain multiple databases and even multiple servers.
Features include:
- create and drop databases
- create, copy, drop and alter table/view/sequence/function/indicie/trigger
- edit and add fields (to the extent Postgres allows)
- execute any SQL-statement, even batch-queries
- manage primary and unique keys
- create and read dumps of tables
- administer one single database
- administer multiple servers
- administer postgres users and groups
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devices.
Provided in PR 17681 by Ben Collver (collver1@attbi.com)
The isapnptools consist of two programs - one allows the dumping of
resource data and generation of a skeleton configuration file, the
other configures ISA PnP hardware using a configuration file.
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Provided by Curt Sampson (cjs@netbsd.org)
Flow-tools is a set of utilties for collecting and storing NetFlow
data, and doing some limited analysis of it.
NetFlow is a Cisco-developed protocol for transferring network traffic
flow information (usually from a router or switch) to another system
that collects and stores this information. More information on NetFlow
is available at
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/iosw/ioft/neflct/tech/napps_wp.htm
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This is an updated and cleaned up version of the older ntop2 package.
ntop version 2 is a tool to sniff traffic on the network and display
statistics about it. It has a built-in web server for displaying the
results of the data it collects, and it can also generate data in
various formats (such as NetFlow) to be passed on to other systems.
Note that version 2 of ntop is significantly different from version 1.
It is much larger and has many more features. If you're looking for a
more light-weight tool, you may find that version 1 (the "ntop" package)
suits you better.
Differences from the previous version:
+ multi-threading has been enabled (it wouldn't compile otherwise)
+ dependencies have been specified properly
+ the Makefile has been cleaned up
+ two bugs in the configure script have been fixed
+ we now use a distfile that can be found
+ the homepage is the official ntop homepage
+ it appears that the editline emulation of GNU readline is sufficient
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This is an updated and cleaned up version of the older ntop2 package.
ntop version 2 is a tool to sniff traffic on the network and display
statistics about it. It has a built-in web server for displaying the
results of the data it collects, and it can also generate data in
various formats (such as NetFlow) to be passed on to other systems.
Note that version 2 of ntop is significantly different from version 1.
It is much larger and has many more features. If you're looking for a
more light-weight tool, you may find that version 1 (the "ntop" package)
suits you better.
Differences from the previous version:
+ multi-threading has been enabled (it wouldn't compile otherwise)
+ dependencies have been specified properly
+ the Makefile has been cleaned up
+ two bugs in the configure script have been fixed
+ we now use a distfile that can be found
+ the homepage is the official ntop homepage
+ it appears that the editline emulation of GNU readline is sufficient
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with changes by me to share some logic with our ezmlm package.
This is an addition and patch to ezmlm-0.53 [(c) Dan J. Bernstein].
Ezmlm-idx uses Dan's libraries and heavily relies on ezmlm-0.53
code. ezmlm-idx does not function without ezmlm-0.53.
ezmlm-0.53 provides basic message distribution, subscriber address
handling, message archiving (single quoted message retrieval only),
and bounce handling. ezmlm-idx adds multi-message threaded archive
retrieval, digests, remote administration, message and subscription
moderation, subscriber-only restrictions, message trailer, subject
prefix, subscriber name storage, customizable setup, multi-language
and MIME support and more. In addition, improved bounce handling,
case-insensitive subscriber address storage, and support for
distributed lists (main + sublist transparent to the subscriber).
Ezmlm-idx can now be compiled with MySQL or Postgres support.
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any old ones, otherwise the new one doesn't get installed).
Fixes pkg/17663 by Kimmo Suominen.
Additionally, fix variable name in MESSAGE so that it gets expanded
properly.
Bump to 2.31nb3.
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From the [pkgviews] branch.
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DynaLoader.a is now an archive of PIC objects.
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which differs from perl-5.6.1 in the improved threading support and much
improved Unicode support. Perl 5.8.0 is binary-incompatible with perl
5.6.1, so any compiled perl modules will need to be rebuilt in order to
work with the new perl.
This package is currently only for Darwin, though the restriction will be
lifted prior to branching.
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ftp.netbsd.org.
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Provided in PR 17654 by Julio Merino <jmmv@hispabsd.org>
This package provides the Spanish-spelling dictionaries for ispell.
The dictionary is provided by the COES project at LUCAS.
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in /etc/mk.conf. To verify the TLS support, type
# /usr/pkg/sbin/postconf | grep tls
Submitted by Dawid Szymanski in pkg/17570.
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use /tmp rather than /usr/tmp by default.
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in PR 17671
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<jmmv@hispabsd.org>
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move doesn't cause problems.
This closes pkg/17669 from Julio Merino <jmmv@hispabsd.org>
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* dlfcn.c: I broke finks xemacs, now fixed.
* dlfcn.c: I really should read specs instead of making assumptions.
dlopen(NULL,x) opens the _global_ context, not the application context.
Fixed. Made dlsym_prepend_underscore work with stupidly long
symbol names.
* dlfcn.c: When opening a bundle for the second time, reuse the
dlstatus struct from the previously closed version. Removed some
debugging routines.
* README: Minor update
* dlfcn.c: Fixed my last "fix". Thanks to Darin Ohashi again.
* dlfcn.c: Fixed bug reported by Darin Ohashi. dlopen a bundle
close it, and dlopen same bundle again fails.
Changes to the package itself:
* USE_GMAKE is free on Darwin, so don't bother patching to avoid it.
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tolower() but requires uppercase input. It's always safe to use
tolower() instead, at the possible expense of a little execution
time. Thanks to simonb for the explanation.
From Jeffrey Putsch <jdputsch@attbi.com> on tech-pkg@.
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config.guess and config.sub. Noted by Randy Beaudreault
<maccult@pacbell.net> in private mail.
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