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In brief:
- We now support a completely new platform, Tru64 UNIX
- We have mostly revamped the Windows Cygwin port
- The IRIX port has been brought up to date
- The HPUX port has been retested and minor warnings have been fixed
- The configure script has been massively revamped
- Most noticeable is that we generate make dependencies on the fly now
- We now use our own .lang files to provide translated numeric messages
- IPv6 support is now automatically enabled/disabled
- Cryptlinks now use Nagle's TCP_NODELAY algorithm
- X-line (gecos ban) support has been added
- Nick and channel RESVs are now stored in nresv.conf and cresv.conf
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as i did the two latest updates, take maintainership
The changelog for 0.99:
- Fixed memory initialization bug in OSCAR module that caused crashes on
closing the connection.
- Most likely fixed the bug that caused BitlBee to use 100% CPU time in
some situations.
- Outgoing MSN typing notifications are now understood correctly by the
orignal MS Mac/Windows clients (again).
- Added "account add $protocol" to the documentation, got rid of a lot
of over-markup (i.e. overuse of bold-tags), reviewed some other parts.
- Small changes to help.xsl to fix small flaws in the help.txt formatting.
- Messaging yourself now doesn't make irssi or mIRC crash anymore.
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This should fix PR 32041
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Minor pkglintification of Makefile
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The Invisible IRC Project (IIP) was originally created so that people
interested in facilitating privacy and free speech could work to
these ends in an equally secure and anonymous environment. It has now
become a haven for anyone seeking anonymous, encrypted Internet Relay
Chat. The project's inspiration arose primarily from a shared
interest in the Freenet Project and a desire to provide the real-time
communications capabilities that Freenet could not.
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protocol plugin for GAIM (chat/gaim). Important changes that were
made as part of porting this software to pkgsrc include the following:
* Teach gaim-icb to display all status messages sent by the ICB server,
which allows server-specific info messages to be received by the ICB
plugin.
* Add the "brick" shortcut command (of course).
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by Kirk House. Thank you Geert and Kirk.
Sorry, changelog not updated to include this version.
And mailing list archives for naim are not found.
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(not defined on Interix).
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PKGREVISION.
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does not contain the file. Closed PR 31632 by Zafer Aydogan.
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same time.
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* fixed SASL anonymous
* fixed edge cases with new dynamic jid code
* fixed incorrect free order in c2s
* corrected debug logging
* fixed s2s bus error on 64-bit architectures
* fixed c2s collisions due to long jids
* fixed error response to iq result
* fixed roster pushing packets without id
* applied new dynamic jid patch
* fixed double free of nad in c2s and s2s
* major memory enhancement, made jid structure dynamically allocated
* fixed glibc error with custom sql statements
* fixed segfault with keepalives
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PKGREVISION.
XXX This package is broken WRT kerberos handling, and the fact that it
XXX directly installs into ${LOCALBASE} and not ${PREFIX}.
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BUILD_DEPENDS, not DEPENDS. Also, linking against libzephyr.a doesn't
require also linking against any of the readline libraries, so remove
readline/buildlink3.mk.
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Added patches from debian to handle wrong configure check
The update should fix PR 31629
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Fix PR 31628 by Zafer Aydogan
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From Changes:
> 4.71 Thu Oct 13 19:04:01 BST 2005
> - Documentation bug in IRC.pm, spotted by cnelson.
> - Fixed ::State.pm for channel admin/owner support,
> spotted by Sebastien Wernerus.
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> 4.70 Fri Sep 16 16:45:05 BST 2005
> - Fixed a bug where 'irc_raw' events were being switched off after
> a connect() without parameters was called.
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> 4.69 Mon Sep 05 12:30:01 BST 2005
> - 3_connect.t was causing problems on Cygwin. Skipped this test
> on Cygwin for now.
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> 4.68 Fri Sep 02 14:00:00 BST 2005
> - Altered Connector plugin so it starts the auto_ping on
> 'irc_connected' rather than 'irc_001'. Thanks to British
> Telecom for enabling me to spot that one. >:]
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> 4.67 <Date>
> - Documentation amendments to Plugin.pm. Well spotted, perigrin :D
> - Added POD test.
> - Filter-CTCP.pm fixed. All 'warn's only enabled when debug is set.
> Thanks to ketas for spotting that one.
> - Fixed a typo made doing the previous fix. >;)
> - Added Projects.pm, hopefully a list of PoCo-IRC using projects.
> - Added placeholder for State::Lite, a lightweight version of State.
> - Tidied up main PoCo-IRC POD. Added a much better SYNOPSIS.
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> 4.66 Thu Jul 28 17:55:01 BST 2005
> - Committed patches from Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan who has hacked
> prioritisation into the plugin system. Check Plugin.pm and
> Pipeline.pm for details.
>
> 4.65 Wed Jul 13 17:47:08 BST 2005
> - Fixed the anamoly where plugins weren't deleted if shutdown()
> is called. This should fix plugins that based around POE::Session.
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because this old configure doesn't support it.
Noticed in kristerw's bulk build.
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framework for some time now)
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dialog. I cannot reproduce that crash but better safe than sorry.
Bump package revision.
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Addresses PR pkg/30920 by Chuck Cranor.
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makes the package build with gcc-3.4.
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thus were before 2005Q3.
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latter bombs if devel/libidn is installed, and it's preferable to use
the non-bundled, pkgsrc libidn rather than fix build of the bundled version
Fixes PR pkg/30336 by Perry E. Metzger and PR pkg/31413 by Steven M. Bellovin
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been sent upstream to the maintainer.
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NO_BUILD, USE_LIBTOOL.
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and no longer actively using the package.
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http://secunia.com/advisories/16240/
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- wait for user input after writing error messages on client start, irssi
redraws the screen on exit.
Bump PKGREVISION.
Addresses PR pkg/31185
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- use CONFIGURE_ENV during the configure phase to make sure we pick up
QMAKESPEC
- set CONFIG_SHELL to ${SH} to help /bin/sh challenged platforms like
solaris.
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- fix insecure file creation in /tmp, patch from silc cvs
the impact of this issue is very low. it allows an attacker to overwrite
arbitrary files owned by the user running silcd ("silcd", in pkgsrc) IFF
the owner of the process or root send SIGUSR1 signal to the process to dump
stats. the only file owned by the "silcd" user is typically the log file
which resides in a directory inaccessible by anyone except the user itself
and root so the potential attacker would need to guess its name.
http://www.zataz.net/adviso/silc-server-toolkit-06152005.txt
please note that the advisory also incorrectly states that silc-toolkit is
vulnerable too. the code in question is never compiled in the toolkit so
it's not affected.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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