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* Document masters converted to DocBook.
* Man page typo fix.
* Glen Randers-Pehrson's configure.in tweaks to avoid testin
for a deprecated function.
* Typo fix in the web2png script.
* Document -f, restore -1 for backwards compatibility.
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other changes.
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Omission noted by wiz.
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Add rc.d/spamd (From norm at sandbox org uk)
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NetBSD/i386 1.6 datasize needs to be at least 192MB to build jakarta-tomcat.
Also set it for sun-jdk as that can expand to {sun-jdk13,sun-jdk14}...
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changes:
* A Multiline Text plugin object. Create it with the
Edit->Create->Multiline Text menu item.
* An Import filter for Acorn Draw files, updated import filters for
SVG, WMF and Illustrator files and an updated SVG export filter.
* The font dialog allows setting the font of multiple text objects at
once.
* Two new command line tools: skconvert and sk2ppm. skconverts between
vector formats and sk2ppm converts vector files to ppm.
* A fix for a filename quoting bug when rendering EPS files. This bug
was a security problem.
* Bug fixes.
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Checked by Stoned Elipot <seb@netbsd.org>.
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* OpenBSD 3.1 SA 010: Receiving IKE payloads out of sequence can cause
isakmpd(8) to crash.
* A rewrite of the CRL support code, also from <Thomas.Walpuski@gmx.net>.
Some style mods, and checks added for OpenSSL version 0.9.7 or later.
Currently CRLs are not supported for earlier versions.
Manual pages updated.
* Handle configuration lines that end in whitespace or ^M.
Also avoid a potential memory leak.
* Start for support of IKECFG in SET/ACK mode. Server side only so far.
* Fix keyed HMAC where the key was longer than the blocksize
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usable.
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true -> ${TRUE}
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merge PLIST-* to PLIST
improve install script to share with mozilla-1.0 branch(not imported yet)
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Explicitly add "USETOOLS=no" to the MAKE_ENV.
Overload the SETENV definition to unset MAKEOBJDIRPREFIX properly.
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* SECURITY: [CAN-2002-0661] Close a very significant security hole that
applies only to the Win32, OS2 and Netware platforms. Unix was not
affected, Cygwin may be affected. Certain URIs will bypass security
and allow users to invoke or access any file depending on the system
configuration. Without upgrading, a single .conf change will close
the vulnerability. Add the following directive in the global server
httpd.conf context before any other Alias or Redirect directives;
RedirectMatch 400 "\\\.\."
Reported by Auriemma Luigi <bugtest@sitoverde.com>.
[Brad Nicholes]
* SECURITY: Close a path-revealing exposure in multiview type
map negotiation (such as the default error documents) where the
module would report the full path of the typemapped .var file when
multiple documents or no documents could be served based on the mime
negotiation. Reported by Auriemma Luigi <bugtest@sitoverde.com>.
[CAN-2002-0654] [William Rowe]
* SECURITY: Close a path-revealing exposure in cgi/cgid when we
fail to invoke a script. The modules would report "couldn't create
child process /path-to-script/script.pl" revealing the full path
of the script. Reported by Jim Race <jrace@qualys.com>.
[CAN-2002-0654] [Bill Stoddard]
* More bug fixes (see the CHANGES file)
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Release Notes for Snapshot 20020828
This snapshot adds support for parameter and localparam bit
ranges. This is a IEEE1364-2001 feature, although some -1995 compilers
have supported it in the past.
Fixed a *nasty* and slippery bug with the evaluation of bit select of
nets. (Bit select of variables was unaffected.) The symptoms did not
clearly point to the problem, so bugs related to it were often mis-
reported.
Gate delays were lost when constants were propagated to their
inputs. This is fixed for the known broken cases. Also, mux output
delays have been fixed. Also, release statements that apply to elided
nets are turned into no-ops.
The r-values of non-blocking assignments are now precalculated at
compile time, if possible, as is done with blocking assignments. This
speeds up constant propagation, and is more thorough.
Also optimize subtraction of small constants from vectors, with the
new %subi instruction in vvp. This saves some in code size and thread
footprint.
Handling of x in r-value bit selects and memory word selects did the
wrong thing. Now they do the right thing. Also, x in the selector of
?: ternary operators does the right (and complicated) thing now. In
the process, a fork-join code generator bug was fixed.
Several bugs with time formatting have been fixed.
Temporaries in sequential blocks are detected by the synthesizer, and
converted into wires when needed. This expands support for
combinational logic synthesis.
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so shouldn't need to the buildlink magic.
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* Improved application and layout performance
* Improved stability
* Improved Web site compatibility
* Improved CSS, DOM and HTML standards support
* Distinct window icons for the different Mozilla applications (artwork contributed by Grayrest).
* Mozilla can now trigger MS DUN when started without a connection.
* Fullscreen mode for Mozilla on Linux (press F11).
* Browser tabs now close left to right (they used to close right to left).
* The tab bar now has a button for creating new tabs.
* All Search entry points now use your default search engine.
* Download Manager has been enabled as the default download view (with many improvements)
* Autocomplete in the location bar has more intelligent completion.
* The Linux File Picker has improved filtering and a new directory button.
* File extensions more accurately handled in downloads and we save the correct files when saving complete Web pages
* Drag and drop support has been greatly improved.
* View selection source: Context clicking on a selection now lets you view the HTML source for the selected area.
* Page info displays more page info with improved General and Media tab content.
* New button in prefs for making Mozilla the system default browser on MS Windows
* MathML is now enabled for Mozilla on Macintosh (it was already available on Windows and Linux).
* Mozilla now takes advantage of Quartz rendering for users of Mac OS X 10.1.5
* Better Bi-Di Arabic and Hebrew support including improved layout of Arabic pages on Linux and other platforms without their own Arabic shaping support.
* We have new layout performance enhancements targeted at DHTML.
* Mozilla now has support for the display of XBM images.
* Image and plug-in blocking for Mail & News
* Mozilla allows you to view HTML mail messages as plain text.
* You can now quote the current message in a Mail compose window with Quote Original under the options menu.
* The JavaScript Debugger has gone through a major development cycle. It now sports a palette of nine views which can be rearranged within the main window or docked in separate floating windows. It is also possible to create user-defined views and commands directly with JavaScript. More details are available in the FAQ, newsgroup, or IRC channel.
* Chatzilla has improved tab completion and can now join channels with Japanese names.
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Proposed by agc and now, it is unknown why not use USE_GMAKE by itojun.
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Automatically install rc.d script
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attemps to upgrade it to 2.0.13.
2.0.13 is announced on the home page, but the distfile doesn't seem to
be available from ftp.gnu.org yet ...
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This perl module provides an interface to layout and generate images of
directed graphs in a variety of formats (PostScript, PNG, etc.) using
the "dot" and "neato" programs from the GraphViz project.
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This perl module allows you run and interact with child processes using files,
pipes, and pseudo-ttys. Both system()-style and scripted usages are supported
and may be mixed. Likewise, functional and OO API styles are both supported
and may be mixed.
Various redirection operators reminiscent of those seen on common Unix and DOS
command lines are provided.
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This is a perl module for graph operations as the code was for the 1st edition
of "Mastering Algorithms with Perl", by Jon Orwant, Jarkko Hietaniemi, and John
Macdonald, published in August 1999 by the O'Reilly and Associates.
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