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The following distfiles could not be fetched (some may be only fetched
conditionally):
./databases/cstore/distinfo D6.data.ros.gz
./databases/cstore/distinfo cstore0.2.tar.gz
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* Suggested by Jesus Cea.
* Remove patch for FreeBSD 10 or later.
Changelog:
Changes between version 12.1.6.2.23 and version 12.1.6.2.32
Modified the ex_rep_base example to accept IPv6 addresses.
[#24371]
Fixed a bug where SQL authentication APIs might raise assertion
failures. [#24598]
The SQLite user authentication extension now always requires
encryption. To build with the authentication extension, encryption
must be enabled. Otherwise, it results in a compiler error. To
convert a database to require authentication, the database must
be encrypted. sqlite3_user_authenticate() now always returns
SQLITE_AUTH if called on a database that does not require
authentication. [#24598]
Fixed a bug where an application might hang because it could
not obtain a TAS lock when running Linux on Sparc architecture.
[#24805]
Added tests memp009 and mut004. [#24974]
When the number of free mutexes is low, removed databases and
closed unnamed in-memory databases are purged from the memory
pool to free mutexes. [#24974]
Fixed a bug where built-in atomic functions are used only when
--enable-cxx is specified. [#24974]
Fixed a possible crash when using the Java API and slices.
[#24988]
Added cross-compile support for detecting built-in atomic
functions. [#25055]
Fixed undefined symbol errors for configurations including
--enable-dtrace and -enable-perfmon_statistics when replication
is also enabled. [#25061]
Added the db_convert utility program which converts the byte
order of all databases in database files. [#25086]
Increased the number of instances in which failchk can successfully
clean the environment without requiring full recovery after a
thread crashes while using Berkeley DB. [#25087]
Added DPL APIs to BDB Java client driver. [#25089]
Attempting to open an environment while it is being recovered
now returns a new error message, which includes the time.
[#25204]
Improved db_verify's handling of corrupted database files.
[#25239]
Adjusted configure scripts to handle FreeBSD 10 or greater.
[#25251]
Fixed a bug where setting the absolute path of a file on Windows
could result in the file being created on the wrong disk.
[#25284]
Syncing a database with external files will now also sync the
meta database associated with the external files. [#25284]
Add support for -with-mutex=BSD/OSSpinLockTry, to avoid using
the undocumented spin_lock_try function, which is not permitted
on iOS. [#25342]
Fixed a bug preventing some changes to external files performed
through the DB_STREAM API from replicating to the clients.
[#25432]
Fixed a bug where automatic log removal did not work on Windows
Mobile 6.5. [#25449]
Fixed bugs where printed statistics might contain "unknown"
flags. [#25461]
Fixed a bug where hot backup of queue extent files did not
follow the original directory structure. [#25545]
Fixed a bug where ADO .Net package had debug pre-processors
for release configurations. [#25549]
Added PRAGMA statistics, which prints out statistics about the
database and its environment. [#25550]
Added PRAGMA statistics_files, which redirects output from the
statistics PRAGMA to a file. [#25550]
Internal Berkeley DB messages are now redirected to the same
file where internal Berkeley DB error messages are redirected.
[#25568]
Fixed a bug that could cause a client undergoing internal
initialization to fail to request all the necessary logs for
a correct recovery. The major symptom of this bug was that some
client database files were left with empty pages that would
later cause log sequence errors or other failures. [#25624]
Added a new field in the per-thread statistics output: the
number of locked mutexes. [#25690]
The -c option of db_hotbackup can now work with replication
manager applications. The -c option cannot be used with base
replication applications. [#25702]
Fixed a bug where the configure script may fail to find the
JNI include directories on Mac OS X. [#25713]
Fixed a bug where mutexes could not be acquired on arm64-v8a
Android systems. [#25752]
Fixed a bug where the JAVACFLAGS environment variable was not
passed to the JDBC driver. [#25752]
Fixed a bug where clients in the replication group might panic
during synchronization with the master. [#25800]
Fixed possible segfaults when running db_verify with external
files. [#25920]
Added Visual Studio 2015 solution files to the SQL ADO.NET
package. [#25946]
Fixed a bug where setting initial number of lockers might cause
segfault. [#26085]
Fixed a bug where client specific log records resulted in
incorrect calculation of subsequent log offset. This would
later result in a DB panic on master. [#26090]
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New Features/Improvements
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Added support for global message prefixes.
Added Replication Manager write forwarding, which enables a client to perform simple put and delete operations by forwarding them to the master.
Improved the way we mark a password as consumed.
Added support for IPv6.
Added support for Java 8.
Added support for ARMv7 and above, and for ARM64. ARMv6 and below are no longer supported.
Add a new SMP-optimized data model that is especially valuable for highly multithreaded applications. A sliced Berkeley DB instance contains a collection of related Berkeley DB environments, known as slices, each containing a disjoint subset of records. Transactional consistency is individually maintained within each slice, rather than across multiple slices.
DB now supports the client-server architecture by providing a stand-alone server program and Java client driver APIs. The server program offers remote access to DB features. The client driver APIs provide building blocks for applications that communicate with a database server. Multiple client applications can communicate with a single server simultaneously.
Enabled support of the SQLite user authentication extension.
Added Visual Studio 2012 projects.
Encryption and checksum can now be enabled with external files (formerly known as BLOBs). Note that only the data stored in the database will be encrypted and checksum protected. The data in the external files will not be encrypted or checksum protected.
The BLOB files feature has been renamed external files to reduce confusion with the SQL BLOB datatype. The BLOB related functions have been deprecated, and replaced with new function names; for example, ext_file_threshold has replaced blob_threshold, and blob_threshold is deprecated. See the Upgrading section of the documentation for more details.
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avoid the former for C++.
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was being checked and not the gcc toolchain's use of __aarch64__.
db6 does support the 64-bit ARM platform.
previous condition put back as it was prior.
ride PKGREVISION bump
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build on aarch64 Linux
Also add '--enable-dbm' to CONFIGURE_ARGS (legacy dbm interface) in
order to be compatible with db4 builds which happens to fix obscure
build errors on aarch64 Linux with packages such as python27.
bump PKGREVISION to pick up change
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Problems found with existing distfiles:
distfiles/D6.data.ros.gz
distfiles/cstore0.2.tar.gz
distfiles/data4.tar.gz
distfiles/sphinx-2.2.7-release.tar.gz
No changes made to the cstore or mariadb55-client distinfo files.
Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on
the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). All existing
SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.
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A 'salvage' (db_dump -r) no longer hangs on a corrupt database which contains a loop in an overflow item's chain of pages.
Remove +u1 compiler flag from the HP-UX build and fixed related alignment issue.
Fixed DB_RUNRECOVERY errors caused by pthreads-based mutexes.
Allow the failchk process to call __env_refresh when necessary.
DB->open() now detects invalid pagesizes sooner, avoiding a potential floating point exception when a purported database file has a pagesize of 0. Added a pre-verify step to the db_dump utility.
Fixed a bug that can cause DBcursor->get to return incorrect data when DB_GET_BOTH_RANGE flag is used.
Added support for Java 8.
Aborting a transaction no longer panics if a deadlock error occurs while freeing up the transaction's cursors.
Fixed a crash which could occur when multiple BDB SQL processes repeatedly open a database file.
Fixed a bug where db_printlog improperly handled a "No such file or directory" error condition.
Fixed a bug that could cause a master crash in the following cases: an unencrypted client attempts to join an encrypted replication group, or an encrypted client attempts to join an unencrypted replication group.
Fixed a bug that can cause a crash when DB_ENV->memp_stat() is called.
Added support for arm64.
Reduced the minimum hash table size.
Fixed a bug where file names were not displayed correctly when a file failed to open during backup.
Enabled cross compiling the JDBC driver.
Fixed a crash when writing to a SQL BLOB while txn_bulk is enabled.
DB->open() now detects invalid bt_minkey better, avoiding a potential floating point excetpion.
Removed EnvironmentConfig.setTxnNotDurable() and Environment.getTxnNotDurable() from the Java API. This flag cannot be set on environments.
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Berkeley DB is an embeddable database system that supports keyed access to
data. The software is distributed in source code form, and developers can
compile and link the source code into a single library for inclusion
directly in their applications.
Developers may choose to store data in any of several different storage
structures to satisfy the requirements of a particular application. In
database terminology, these storage structures and the code that operates on
them are called access methods. The library includes support for the
following access methods:
* B+tree: Stores keys in sorted order, using either a programmer-supplied
ordering function or a default function that does lexicographical
ordering of keys. Applications may perform equality or range searches.
* Hashing: Stores records in a hash table for fast searches based on
strict equality. Extended Linear Hashing modifies the hash function
used by the table as new records are inserted, in order to keep buckets
underfull in the steady state.
* Fixed and Variable-Length Records: Stores fixed- or variable-length
records in sequential order. Record numbers may be immutable or
mutable, i.e., permitting new records to be inserted between existing
records or requiring that new records be added only at the end of the
database.
This package privides Berkeley DB 6 released under GNU AGPL3.
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