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- drop unneeded trailing /
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definitions which sunpro doesn't like.
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p5-Test-Harness.
the old way:
{p5-Test-Harness-[0-9]*,perl{,-thread}>=5.8.3}:../../devel/p5-Test-Harness
is normally ok because if either is installed the dependency is
satisfied. however, in a bulk build, every package which uses this
DEPENDS is automatically failed because p5-Test-Harness is preferred
but it conflicts with perl>=5.8.3 (they both install bin/prove and
prove.1).
this way, perl is preferred and the dependency should be satisfied
correctly in bulk builds.
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const char * value.
add a cast and make a char * const to allow this to build.
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files into it.
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(10 Jun 2004, from /branches/1.0.5)
http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/tags/1.0.5
User-visible-changes:
* fixed: security bug in svn protocol string parsing. (CAN-2004-0413)
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breaks other packages when enabled.
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Should fix build on Darwin/Mac OS X.
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changes:
unknown
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changes:
* kuiviewer: Fixed loading of menu layout definition
* cervisia: Fixed several bugs in resolve dialog
* cervisia: Don't ignore the CVS_RSH setting during checkout
* cervisia: Handle spaces in the working folder name correctly
* cervisia: Honor option "Hide Non-CVS Files" when opening a branch in the
file tree
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changes since 1.11.16:
SERVER SECURITY FIXES
* Thanks to Stefan Esser & Sebastian Krahmer, several potential security
problems have been fixed. The ones which were considered dangerous enough
to catalogue were assigned issue numbers CAN-2004-0416, CAN-2004-0417, &
CAN-2004-0418 by the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Project. Please
see <http://www.cve.mitre.org> for more information.
* A potential buffer overflow vulnerability in the server has been fixed.
This addresses the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Project's issue
#CAN-2004-0414. Please see <http://www.cve.mitre.org> for more information.
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Noted by last kristerw@'s bulk build.
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devel/boost-thread by choosing user.hpp vs. thread_user.hpp based on
_REENTRANT or _PTHREADS being defined. (This set of conditionals will
probably need to be expanded as SunPro and MIPSpro are tested.)
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have been here).
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Too many changes to list here, please review the Changelog file.
Mostly they were bugfixes.
The patch to update to this version was sent via private email
by Sergio Jimenez <tripledes at eslack dot org>.
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use the _INCOMPATIBLE negative variant instead.
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build system, which is actually being used now to build the backing binary
libraries necessary to make date_time, regex, and a few other libraries
work.
While here, the thread and python libraries have been split out to their
own subpackages, devel/boost-thread and devel/boost-python, so that the
main boost package need not rely on the presence of either to provide
basic functionality.
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Correctly 'downgrade' -march=pentium3 -mno-sse to -march=pentiumpro
for older compilers. Should address PR pkg/25759
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0.7.3 is a SECURITY FIX release of Roundup. All users are encouraged
to upgrade immediately.
2004-05-28 0.7.3
Fixed:
- add "checked" to truth values for Boolean input
- fixed import in metakit backend
- fix SearchAction use of Class.filter(), and clarify API docs for same
- ensure static files may only be served out of the tracker's "static
files" directory
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(SILC) protocol Toolkit.
SILC (Secure Internet Live Conferencing) is a protocol which provides
secure conferencing services in the Internet over insecure channel.
SILC superficially resembles IRC, although they are very different
internally. SILC is much more than just about `encrypting the traffic'.
That is easy enough to do with IRC and SSL hybrids, but even then the
entire network cannot be secured, only part of it.
SILC provides security services, such as sending private messages entirely
secure; noone can see the message except you and the real receiver of the
message. SILC also provides same functionality for channels; noone except
those clients joined to the channel may see the messages destined to the
channel. Communication between client and server is also secured with
session keys and all commands, authentication data (such as passwords etc.)
and other traffic is entirely secured. The entire network, and all parts of
it, is secured.
SILC has secure key exchange protocol that is used to create the session keys
for each connection. SILC also provides strong authentication based on either
passwords or public key authentication. All authentication data is always
encrypted in the SILC network. Each connection has their own session keys,
all channels have channel specific keys, and all private messages can be
secured with private message specific keys.
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- Some compatibility issues when running under Sun Java 1.5 beta are
resolved. There probably are other problems.
- Some characters with valid font mappings, such as curly double quotes on
Windows, may show up as hex codes in the CSD and Run I/O windows.
- After doing a "find" in the Run I/O window, the cursor may move into the
output region, which will allow editing of previous output, and may lead
to other problems.
- If a "clear" or "File / Open" is done from a CSD window, settings for
the previous file will not be saved, and the file will not be added to
the "Recent Files" menu.
- If text above the screen which contains all bookmarks or breakpoints is
cut, the on-screen text will not be shifted, and the display may be
temporarily corrupted.
- In the jar and documentation generating tools, some of the files are not
stored as relative, and will become absolute when jGRASP is restarted.
- This means that if a project is move, the jar target file and
documentation target directory will not move with it, and will have to
be reset.
- Command paths for compile, run, etc. are not quoted on Windows. This can
cause "C:\Program Files\etc\etc\something.exe" to fail if the file"
C:\Program" exists, for example.
- Selecting both files and the project in the project tab and using "Open"
from the popup menu will cause a harmless crash, and some or all of the
files may not open.
- Switched default debug attacher from shared memory to socket on Windows
NT/2000/XP, since the shared memory attacher tends to lock up under Sun
Java 1.5 beta.
- In a CSD window, undoing edits on a saved file then doing an equal
number of edits will mark the file as unmodified, even though it is
modified. This may cause unexpected behavior, and lost edits.
- In the debugger and workbench, doubles and floats with NaN values will
always be shown in red text (indicating change) even when the values
were previously NaN.
- In 1.6.6, timeouts were added to kill the debugger if it did not respond
for 10 seconds. This proved to be a problem because of modal dialogs. If
jGRASP locks up while using the debugger or workbench, you should kill
the target process externally using Task Manager on Windows, "kill" on
UNIX/Linux, etc.
- Multiple projects can be open simultaneously.
- Workspaces can be saved and loaded.
- Project level run and debug commands are available on the UML window.
- Methods can be invoked while debugging from within the workbench.
- Numerous other small features were added, menus reorganized, etc.
- The default project has been eliminated, and users can now use jGRASP
"projectless".
- Expression evaluation in the Java debugger now supports varargs and
autoboxing/unboxing.
- Values in the Java debugger can now be dragged to anywhere and released
to pop up a "view by name" viewer.
- Shortcut operators -- && || ?: -- can now be used in eval expressions,
method arguments, etc. in the integrated Java debugger.
- Long lines in PostScript printouts may contain added spaces.
- UML print preview fails (display is incorrect) when the size of the
previewed pages is smaller than a certain size.
- Text can be dragged and dropped into compile messages window and jGRASP
messages window, which can result in mangled output.
- Debug "eval" gives incorrect results for == and != when applied to
Objects.
- Printing may crash when part of the text is folded.
- Closing the UML window while compiling from the UML window causes a crash
- Paste of plain text was broken in Beta 3 (rtf still worked though).
- For the Java debugger, watch markers on inaccessible fields are the same
color as the field marker instead of black, which can make them hard to
see
- CLASSPATH is passed to appletviewer commands
- Detailed messages are now given when a compiler or program fails to run
on UNIX/Linux
- A bug that was causing an occasional crash at start-up was fixed
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returned by device. Makes joysticks that return Z before X usable.
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ez3m linuxable.
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* Win32 bug fixes
- make printf accept ll format modifier [Tor Lillqvist]
- only believe HOME if it is an absolute path an exists [Tor]
* Other bug fixes (Steve Lhomme, Tor, Hans Breuer, Manish Singh,
Owen Taylor, Matthias Clasen, Nikolai Weibull, Benoît Carpentier,
Morten Welinder)
* New and updated translations (de,it,ja,ko,no,pt_BR,sq,wa,zh_CN)
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and already requires gcc 3.3, so simply make this require gcc >=3.0 (if
PKGSRC_COMPILER uses gcc; else let the system compiler STL suffice).
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