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Please list exceptions explicitly.
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- another fix for the case of two "Content-Type" lines, hit
by a recent, now frequently appearing, spam message.
- various IMAP4 improvements by [David Golden]
- stop when message coersion is called but not possible.
- fixtest, to work with MIME::Entity changes.
- field attributes which contained a '\' where considered
empty. Reported by [Ricardo Signes]
- Message rebuild with nested message failed. Fixed by
[Mat Johns]
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manage their channels in a secure and efficient way and allows operators to
manage various things about their networks. Unlike it's predecessor, Shrike,
services has a completely reworked form of channel management that feels
somewhat like eggdrop and is somewhat more useful.
Services currently works with many irc daemons. More details are
available in the config file.
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Patches proviced by Joel Carnat <joel@carnat.net>.
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Noticed by Zafer Aydogan via private mail.
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- Define __UNCONST in sh.h instead of on the command line to fix build
issue with !latest Sun Studio.
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Changes in version 0.7:
This version adds state filtering, which is funded by backcountry.com,
many thanks. It is now possible to select which states are displayed
using a tcpdump(8) like filtering language. The filter can be specified
on the command line, using the '-f' switch. It is also possible to
change the filter interactively using the 'f' command key.
Some sample, not necessarily practical, filters are given below:
- Do not show pfsync or carp traffic:
not (pfsync or carp)
not pfsync and not carp
- DNS traffic not going to or coming from the DNS servers:
port 53 and not host (10.0.0.10 or 10.0.0.11)
- States with input bytes greater than 1M:
inb > 1000000
- Traffic with very small average packet size:
((inb / inp) + (outb / outp))/2 < 100
inb / inp + outb / outp < 200
Changes in version 0.6:
No functional changes. It now compiles and runs on OpenBSD 4.1-current
after pf interface changes. This version also contains separated pf
and display code. This should make adding new views easier.
Changes in version 0.5:
This version displays all active pf rules by traversing the ruleset tree.
In addition HFSC queues are now displayed correctly thanks to
Jared Spiegel. This version also incorporates other patches and comments
I have received since the previous release. Many thanks to all who have
contributed.
- New command-line switch 'S' to start the display at a given state.
- Display HFCS statistics in the queue page.
- Fixed state and rule byte and packet counters
- Fixed state sorting by packets and bytes
- Fixed some minor display problems
- The rule view now traverses all rulesets, and displays all active rules,
together with anchor (ruleset) names.
- Anchor and Label fields dynamically resize themselves
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is incompatible.
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* Add usual rc script.
* Include some perl scripts, add perl:run and replace interpreter line.
Fixes PR 38893.
* Use VARBASE instead of hard coded /var.
* Fix user and group mismatch between configure detection and pkgsrc.
configure try to detect "ntpcache", "news", "daemon", and "adm".
pkgsrc had used hard coded "news".
Now using NNTPCACHE_USER and NNTPCACHE_GROUP.
* Change to use CONF_FILES framework instead of installing to etc directly.
* Use *_PERMS instead of some PLIST trick.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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This version fixes various bugs including the security vulnerability
reported in CVE-2008-2152.
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Libqrencode is a C library for encoding data in a QR Code symbol, a kind of
2D symbology that can be scanned by handy terminals such as a mobile phone
with CCD. The capacity of QR Code is up to 7000 digits or 4000 characters,
and is highly robust.
This package installs a library and a command line tool.
Package from Alaric Snell-Pym, with some improvements by me.
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bsd.prefs.mk. Reported by Steven M. Bellovin for xorg packages.
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specified in the package's Makefile.PL.
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