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2009-05-02agc's homepage is most of the time offline. disable master site. fetch from ↵zafer1-2/+2
backup.
2008-03-02Mechanical changes to add full DESTDIR support to packages that installjlam1-3/+5
their files via a custom do-install target.
2006-10-01Added a patch for Solaris 10, which does neither have futimes() norrillig2-6/+30
struct stat.st_flags.
2006-07-23Honour PKGMANDIR.rillig1-1/+7
2006-02-05Recursive revision bump / recommended bump for gettext ABI change.joerg1-1/+2
2005-10-31Fix build on Interix (u_int64_t, but no uint64_t).tv2-1/+17
2005-10-31Make this package build on platforms with setxattr(2) (e.g., Linux andminskim5-1/+99
Darwin).
2005-10-23Fixed typo.rillig1-2/+2
2005-07-31Update archangel to 20050730agc2-6/+6
+ include <stdint.h> if we have it, so that we can use uintXX_t types on OSes that don't have them in <sys/types.h> (thanks, Mac OS X) + clean up some uninitialised warnings on NetBSD-current + rein in on the compilation flags, since older versions of gcc seem to barf on -std=c99 (thanks to David Maxwell for pointing this one out).
2005-07-24Update archangel to 20050724 version.agc2-6/+6
Differences from previous version: + properly recognise __attribute__() - pointed out very eloquently by Joerg Sonnenberger + add -V switch to aatar to print the version + fix more fallout from autoconf, showed up by bulk builds on 3.0
2005-07-20Update archangel to 20050720 sources.agc2-6/+6
Changes since previous version: + lint fixes, highlighted by amd64 bulk build results - cast 64bit entities to the correct type when printing the values.
2005-07-16Update archangel to sources from 20050716:agc2-6/+6
+ updated options parsing in aatar + fixed a bug whereby zero-length files would not be added to the archive correctly
2005-07-14Fix HOMEPAGE.schmonz1-2/+2
2005-07-14Initial import of archangel-20050714 into the Packages Collection.agc4-0/+41
Archangel is an archiver for 2005 and beyond. Some features are: + cross-platform + individually {compressed,bzip2ed,gzipped} entries + individually {signed,encrypted,signed+encrypted} entries + entries can be padded to arbitrary lengths All in all, a combination of zip, tar, and gpg on steroids You can now backup files, and not be worried about people reading them, either in transit or at their destination. Entries have a maximum size of 1 MB (by default) internally, so that media problems mean that you can recover the parts that aren't affected.