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2011-09-30Fix rpath linking & typo in patch file, add a rc.d script (thanks ewdafa)fhajny5-9/+40
This fixes PR pkg/45357. Bump PKGREVISION.
2011-06-21Update to 0.8.2. From the release announcement:schnoebe2-6/+6
Just a small release for you this time, with a handful of bugfixes. Thanks to '@eoranged' and the other PostgreSQL users who helped with feedback and testing of the SQL fixes (the PostgreSQL server we use for testing is now behaving properly!). A summary of changes in this release: * mod_storage_sql: Fix compatibility with PostgreSQL databases (0.8.1 issue) * mod_bosh: Fix for sessions not timing out after inactivity in some cases * mod_dialback: Fix multiple concurrent dialback requests for the same domain (was sometimes causing s2s failure with certain ejabberds)
2011-06-06Update to prosody 0.8.1.schnoebe7-73/+65
A security and bug fix release. The security aspect is to mitigate the "billion laughs" denial-of-service attack against XML parsers and XMPP servers. Other changes: - Reject XML DTDs, comments and processing instructions, preventing the "billion laughs" attack - Switch to MEDIUMTEXT in the schema for MySQL to avoid truncating large data (such as large avatars) Prosody automatically upgrades the table in-place if possible, see: http://prosody.im/doc/mysql - Fix for endless loop when parsing certain invalid JSON - Fix PostgreSQL compatibility in prosody-migrator - Fix timestamp parsing for DST (affecting MUC scrollback retrieval) - mod_legacyauth now correctly disabled for unencrypted connections by default - Components properly inherit SSL settings and certificates from their 'parent' hosts - Prevent startup with no VirtualHost entries in the config file
2011-04-22recursive bump from gettext-lib shlib bump.obache1-1/+2
2010-09-21Import prosody-0.7.0 as chat/prosody.fhajny8-0/+339
Prosody is a flexible communications server for Jabber/XMPP written in Lua. It aims to be easy to use, and light on resources. For developers it aims to be easy to extend and give a flexible system on which to rapidly develop added functionality, or prototype new protocols. (Based on wip/prosody.)