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remove for update; mysql-client has a pattern that matching itself.
Reported by Obata Akio.
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not going to build without a real ncurses without a lot of effort
No change to generated binary
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automatic installed handling correct.
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happen e.g. if pkg_add finds a directory with that name.
Remove a bunch of HAVE_SSL conditionals that no longer apply as GPG
support is back in.
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This is the portable version of the OpenBSD mg editor
Mg (mg) is a Public Domain EMACS style editor. It is "broadly"
compatible with GNU Emacs, the latest creation of Richard M.
Stallman, Chief GNUisance and inventor of Emacs. GNU Emacs (and other
portions of GNU as they are released) are essentially free, (there are
handling charges for obtaining it) and so is Mg. You may never have
to learn another editor. (But probably will, at least long enough to
port Mg...) Mg was formerly named MicroGnuEmacs, the name change was
done at the request of Richard Stallman.
Mg is not associated with the GNU project, and most of it does not
have the copyright restrictions present in GNU Emacs. (However, some
of the system dependent modules and the regular expression module do
have copyright notices. Look at the source code for exact
copyright restrictions.) The Mg authors individually may or may not
agree with the opinions expressed by Richard Stallman in "The GNU
Manifesto".
This program is intended to be a small, fast, and portable editor for
people who can't (or don't want to) run real Emacs for one reason
or another. It is compatible with GNU because there shouldn't be
any reason to learn more than one Emacs flavor.
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- Fix build with (optional) mitshm
- Add xbeeb-roms option (default off) which will download and install the
roms required to run
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Changes between 1.0.5 and 1.0.6.:
- The following vulnerabilities have been fixed:
* On non-Windows systems, Wireshark could crash if the HOME environment
variable contained sprintf-style string formatting characters.
* Wireshark could crash while reading a malformed NetScreen snoop file.
* Wireshark could crash while reading a Tektronix K12 text capture file.
- The following bugs have been fixed:
* Crash when loading capture file and Preferences: NO Info column
* Some Lua scripts may lead to corruption via out of bounds stack
* Build with GLib 1.2 fails with error: 'G_MININT32' undeclared
* Wrong decoding IMSI with GSM MAP protocol
* Segmentation fault for "Follow TCP stream" (Bug 3119)
* SMPP optional parameter 'network_error_code' incorrectly decoded
* DHCPv6 dissector doesn't handle malformed FQDN
* WCCP overrides CFLOW as decoded protocol (Bug 3175)
* Improper decoding of MPLS echo reply IPv4 Interface and Label Stack Object
* ANSI MAP fix for TRN digits/SMS and OTA subdissection (Bug 3214)
- Updated Protocol Support
* AFS, ATM, DHCPv6, DIS, E.212, RTP, UDP, USB, WCCP, WPS
- New and Updated Capture File Support
* NetScreen snoop
Changes between version 1.0.4 and 1.0.5:
- The following vulnerabilities have been fixed. See the security advisory
for details and a workaround.
* The SMTP dissector could consume excessive amounts of CPU and memory.
* The WLCCP dissector could go into an infinte loop.
- The following bugs have been fixed:
* Missing CRLF during HTTP POST in the "packet details" window
* Memory assertion in time_secs_to_str_buf() when compiled with GCC 4.2.3
* Diameter dissector fails RFC 4005 compliance
* LDP vendor private TLV type is not correctly shown
* Wireshark on MacOS does not run when there are spaces in its path
* Compilation broke when compiling without zlib
* Memory leak: saved_repoid
* Memory leak: follow_info
* Memory leak: follow_info
* Memory leak: tacplus_data
* Memory leak: col_arrows
* Memory leak: col_arrows
* Incorrect address structure assigned for find_conversation() in WSP
* Memory leak with unistim in voip_calls
* Error parsing the BSSGP protocol
* Assertion thrown in fvalue_get_uinteger when decoding TIPC
* LUA script : Wireshark crashes after closing and opening again a window
used by a listener.draw() function.
- Updated Protocol Support
* ANSI MAP, BSSGP, CIP, Diameter, ENIP, GIOP, H.263, H.264, HTTP, MPEG PES
* PostgreSQL, PPI, PTP, Rsync, RTP, SMTP, SNMP, STANAG 5066, TACACS, TIPC
* WLCCP, WSP
The package update was provided by Matthias Drochner in private e-mail.
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qt4-libs, for proper destdir build (this is how I missed the file wiz added to
PLIST; destdir build was slightly broken).
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Fix pkg_delete -d:
- ignore @dirrm commands, directories are removed already on demand
- use local copy of dir before changing it, the caller expects it
unmodified for the call to pkgdb_remove
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- IMPORTANT: Fixed bug introduced in version 7.01 which could cause corruption
of TIFF-format images in very rare situations when adding tags to an image
containing very large (> 10 MB) binary data blocks
- Enhanced -listx option to give short output when used after -s
- Included 2 new argument files in distribution: xmp2gps.args and gps2xmp.args
- Prevent writing of TIFF images containing the obsolete (and unsupported)
TIFF 6.0 JPEG extensions
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- added ID3v2 support (for known tags like title, artist, album,
track number, ...)
- added '@nX' to '-o' option to specify the number of digits (X)
in the output track identifier number
- added '-N' option for Not writing mp3splt.log file
- added the '@N' variable when using the '-g' option for auto
incrementing the track number in the tags
- created a completely new windows installer allowing to install
only some components and to uninstall only the installed files
- added some more documentation about the 'off' parameter
- updated to check for illegal characters in output filenames
- fixed bug with mp3splt not searching for plugins in its directory
on Windows (it will now search in the directory of the 'mp3splt'
executable if we detect a path from the launch command and in
the installation directory written in the registry)
- fixed the zeroes not being added before the number when using @n
- fixed small bug about '-Q' not working right
- the default behaviour of the tags on the split files has changed:
by default, we set the tags version of the file to split in the
split files (for example if the file for split has ID3 version
X, the tags in the split files will be ID3vX)
- added -1 (force tags in output files to be ID3v1) and -2 (force
tags in output files to be ID3v2) options
- implemented query{search_string}(chosen_result_int) for the -c
option : windows users should use this instead of -c query when
searching using a "unicode" string
- fixed all tags/filenames "unicode" encoding issues on windows
- fixed small track issue in tags
- fixed issue when the output is the same as the original file
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- fixed bug crashing the applications on the silence split when no
'get_silence_level' function defined
- added ID3v2 support when compiling with 'libid3tag' support
- added '@nX' to '-o' option to specify the number of digits (X)
in the output track identifier number
- added the '@N' variable when using the '-g' option for auto
incrementing the track number in the tags
- fixed bug #2398397 : 'license version broken in README'
- fixed the zeroes not being added before the number when using @n
- fixed a lot of ugly codings and compiler warnings
- fixed problem with configure yielding error when libid3tag not found
- fixed libtool incompatibility issue (libtool: link: cannot find
the library `../libltdl/libltdlc.la'), bug #2144760
- updated to check for illegal characters in output filenames
- fixed all tags/filenames "unicode" encoding issues on windows
- the default behaviour of the tags on the split files has changed:
by default, we set the tags version of the file to split in the
split files (for example if the file for split has ID3 version
X, the tags in the split files will be ID3vX)
- the tags in the output files can be changed with the
SPLT_OPT_FORCE_TAGS_VERSION option
- fixed issue when the input file is erased if the output is the
same as the original file
- fixed small track issue in tags
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changes:
-fixed some crashes and a memory leak
-fixed pdfimages to work for jpeg
pkgsrc change: pulled in color management support from the development
branch (but tested by me for many weeks), as an option which is on
per default
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Approximately 100 bugs have been fixed since the 8.63 release.
Of particular note in this release are improvements to overprint and
spot color support in documents with transparency, improvements to PDF
and PS output, proper handling of PDF-specific text rendering modes and
support for reading AES-encrypted PDF documents.
Also improved is handling of CJK text, especially in vertical writing
modes, memory footprint processing some files at high resolution and
support for using the system's default paper size on unix.
The interpreter's handling of color spaces has been moved from
PostScript code to C.
A number of the included printer drivers and cups wrappers have been
updated to support a PDF-based workflow. Also fixed are several
long-standing bugs in the pcl drivers with respect to duplex, resolution
and paper tray selection.
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The tools framework changed m4 on Darwin<9 from the native one to the
pkgsrc version last month. bison needs a PKGREVISION bump because it
embeds the path to m4 in its binary.
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bump PKGREVISION.
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Pkgsrc changes:
o Add a patch so that our PowerPC-based ports are properly detected
by the dtoa configuration logic, by also recognizing __powerpc__
to indicate big-endian float format.
This should fix PR#40624.
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Changes:
2009-02-02 Mikio Hirabayashi <mikio@users.sourceforge.net>
* tchdb.c (tchdbput, tchdbget, tchdbout): bugs related to race condition were fixed.
* tchdb.c (tchdbputimpl): bugs related to race condition were fixed.
* tchmttest.c (runrace, procrace): new functions.
* tcbmttest.c (runrace, procrace): new functions.
- Release: 1.4.5
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This package provides a documentation for Lua stdlib, a library of
modules for common programming tasks, including list, table and
functional operations, regexps, objects, pretty-printing and getopt.
The whole thing can be loaded with 'require "std"', or modules can be
used individually.
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lua-stdlib is a library of modules for common programming tasks,
including list, table and functional operations, regexps, objects,
pretty-printing and getopt. The whole thing can be loaded with
'require "std"', or modules can be used individually.
Of course, this for Lua programming language :-)
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