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2002-07-24Change explicit build dependencies on perl into "USE_PERL5=build". Thisjlam5-11/+10
makes these packages build correctly on Darwin where perl>=5.8.0 is required.
2002-07-24Use ${JAVA_HOME} instead of ${PREFIX}/java (they're not the sameschmonz2-6/+8
on Darwin). While I'm here, move the WRKSRC definition up to a more visible spot.
2002-07-24override built-in libtool to fix shared library major versions ongrant1-1/+5
non-NetBSD systems.
2002-07-24Add and enable flanagc1-1/+2
2002-07-24Initial import of flan-1.1beta, as flan-1.1rc1, into the NetBSD Packagesagc6-0/+88
Collection. Provided in PR 15687 by Ola Eriksson (ola@mrEriksson.net), modified by myself. Flan is a network simluator written in java, and is now fully functionnal. The IP protocol is implemented, with a quite complete RIPv2 routing algorithm. The protocols are also written in java, so GO AHEAD ! Flan is under GNU Public License, so download it, modify it, and distribute it. The networks are now encoded in XML, using XMLCoDe. This very useful library (included in the flan tarball as jars) automatically creates an XML image of a java object, like the flan nets (XMLCoDe is entirely written by Sylvain Guerin).
2002-07-23Update vtun package to 2.5. Changes from 2.4:taca2-5/+6
ver 2.5: New config option to keep tun device always open iproute support Fixes to support both Linux TUN/TAP drivers. ver 2.5b1: Encryption fixes: improved challenge generation, padding check. Config parser fixes. Don't allow empty passwords. New config option to specify syslog logging facility. Support for new Linux TUN/TAP driver. IO (read_n/write_n) cancellation. Signal handling and other minor fixes. Makefile improvement. Documentation update.
2002-07-23Add and enable flow-toolsagc1-1/+2
2002-07-23Initial import of flow-tools-0.59 into the NetBSD Packages Collection.agc4-0/+76
Provided by Curt Sampson (cjs@netbsd.org) Flow-tools is a set of utilties for collecting and storing NetFlow data, and doing some limited analysis of it. NetFlow is a Cisco-developed protocol for transferring network traffic flow information (usually from a router or switch) to another system that collects and stores this information. More information on NetFlow is available at http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/iosw/ioft/neflct/tech/napps_wp.htm
2002-07-23Re-add ntop2agc1-1/+2
2002-07-23Import an ntop-2.1 package into the NetBSD Packages Collection as ntop2-2.1agc3-0/+99
This is an updated and cleaned up version of the older ntop2 package. ntop version 2 is a tool to sniff traffic on the network and display statistics about it. It has a built-in web server for displaying the results of the data it collects, and it can also generate data in various formats (such as NetFlow) to be passed on to other systems. Note that version 2 of ntop is significantly different from version 1. It is much larger and has many more features. If you're looking for a more light-weight tool, you may find that version 1 (the "ntop" package) suits you better. Differences from the previous version: + multi-threading has been enabled (it wouldn't compile otherwise) + dependencies have been specified properly + the Makefile has been cleaned up + two bugs in the configure script have been fixed + we now use a distfile that can be found + the homepage is the official ntop homepage + it appears that the editline emulation of GNU readline is sufficient
2002-07-23Import an ntop-2.1 package into the NetBSD Packages Collection as ntop2-2.1agc2-0/+34
This is an updated and cleaned up version of the older ntop2 package. ntop version 2 is a tool to sniff traffic on the network and display statistics about it. It has a built-in web server for displaying the results of the data it collects, and it can also generate data in various formats (such as NetFlow) to be passed on to other systems. Note that version 2 of ntop is significantly different from version 1. It is much larger and has many more features. If you're looking for a more light-weight tool, you may find that version 1 (the "ntop" package) suits you better. Differences from the previous version: + multi-threading has been enabled (it wouldn't compile otherwise) + dependencies have been specified properly + the Makefile has been cleaned up + two bugs in the configure script have been fixed + we now use a distfile that can be found + the homepage is the official ntop homepage + it appears that the editline emulation of GNU readline is sufficient
2002-07-23Remove ntop2.cjs1-2/+1
2002-07-23Al is not happy with this package, so remove it.cjs3-397/+0
2002-07-23Add and enable ntop2agc1-1/+2
2002-07-23Add ntop2 package.cjs3-0/+397
2002-07-21SHA1+size instead of MD5.wiz1-2/+3
2002-07-19Use INSTALL_SCRIPT to install the startup files.martti1-3/+3
2002-07-18Buildlinkify. Might fix bulk build problem.wiz1-6/+8
2002-07-18Add support for Solaris via the kstat(3) facility.seb6-51/+226
Provided in PR pkg/17521 by Lubomir Sedlacik <salo@Xtrmntr.org>.
2002-07-18Patch the various pkgconfig files to include proper -Wl,-R options.rh7-4/+42
Bump PKGREVISION
2002-07-18Updated speedtouch to 1.1 [abs 2002-07-18]abs8-236/+64
New version works fully under NetBSD 1.6_BETA, and also works on some systems which failed to communicate with the USB modem correctlyt under earlier versions. Additional fix to pkg/17531
2002-07-17Add a patch to ensure that select(2) is prototyped.agc2-1/+16
2002-07-17Specify the PKGDIR properly, and use it where appropriate.agc1-4/+6
Add a missing CONFLICT on the new snort-mysql package.
2002-07-17Update to KDE 3.0.2skrll2-5/+5
Also, allow the arts SSE detection code to run on modern NetBSD systems. Changes are: arts Again Build fixes. Realtime priority configuration fix kdelibs dcop: Make it possible to disable the Qt bridge. make sure tooltip effects can be configured. kbuildsycoca: avoid crash on unreadable directories. kdockwidget: fixing reading of configuration. kedittoolbar: fix leak. khtml: many fixes. kded: signal handling fixes. kio-http slave: fixes related to form posts and cache handling. kjs: added max recursion limit. kjs: leak and compatibility fixes. kdebase kicker: &-escaping fix audiocd: fix cddb computation thumbnail previewer: calculate the number of bytes to read instead of hardcoding it.
2002-07-16Update to 4.1.1a. Add drivers for TrueTime 560 IRIG-B decoderfredb3-6/+7
and Zyfer GPStarplus, minor documentation updates.
2002-07-15Remove a trailing empty line.wiz1-2/+1
2002-07-15Added $NetBSD$ tag according to mail from Thomas Klausner on tech-pkg. Someheinz6-9/+38
slight formatting changes.
2002-07-15Prepend ${.CURDIR} to some paths.wiz1-3/+3
2002-07-15Update to 1.8.7, prompted by Mipam.wiz3-10/+10
Changes: The main purpose of this release is a stable target with many fragroute and tcp connection oriented fixes. This is also the last release of the 1.8.7 line and signals the start of the beta cycle for the 1.9 branch.
2002-07-14Sort.wiz1-2/+2
2002-07-14Remove gnut. It has a vulnerability, there's no newer version available,wiz9-243/+1
and it has an open PR against it (13619). There are enough other gnutella clients out there...
2002-07-12Update to 0.35.8, fixes pkg/17574.wiz4-86/+89
Relevant changes: * --fake-stat support, fakes mode/stat information. Very useful on MacOS X finder that uses this. * Bug fixes Also, sort PLIST, and standardize MESSAGE slightly.
2002-07-12Add and enable snort-mysqlagc1-1/+2
2002-07-12Initial import of snort-mysql into the NetBSD packages collection.agc1-0/+27
Provided by Tracy Di Marco White in PR 17449 snort-mysql is a libpcap-based packet sniffer/logger using a MySQL database
2002-07-12Update to 2.4.0, supplied by Julio Merino in pkg/17414, for GNOME2.wiz3-9/+8
Changes since 2.3.108: * leak fixes (Michael) + async code + connection dispose + GIOP 1.0 service contexts * trace cleanup (Sean Atkinson) + us timestamp printing + ellipsize long strings * Bug fixes + accept NULL async callbacks (Michael) + CosNaming mess fixups (Michael) + Java interop fix (Mark) + IDL compiler more type friendly (Gergo)
2002-07-12Update to 0.5.0, per patch from Julio Merino in pkg/17413.wiz4-10/+10
Changes: not many, GNOME2 version.
2002-07-12LTCONFIG_OVERRIDE -> LIBTOOL_OVERRIDE. Makes libdsocks.a appear again.wiz2-3/+4
2002-07-12Update to 1.1.13.wiz5-80/+12
Changes since 1.1.9: Logging fixes (deprecating -l option to sockd) Two commercial modules available, redirect and bandwidth (not included in pkg) Some more from the 'Changes' file: o Move daemon() call to later so more errors can be reported, suggested by Borsenkow Andrej <Andrej.Borsenkow@mow.siemens.ru>. o fix problem when linking with libsocks; NISHIMURA Daisuke <nishi@graco.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp>. o fix some problems when socksifying, making certain programs hang forever (e.g. certain versions/installations of "ssh -X"). Thanks to NISHIMURA Daisuke <nishi@graco.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp> for diagnosis, help and testing. o Don't mark the rule as good either if sockscf.state.unfixedpamdata, fixes bug reported by Jerry Murdock" <jmurdock@itraktech.com>. o fix a bug preventing the list given in a 'user:' keyword from being checked correctly. Reported by Oleg Bulavsky <bulch@ftc.ru>. o "-h" prints out configfile used, based on suggestion from dh_tsc_10@ugcs.net. o fix bugs that reset some defaults at the wrong time, reported by dh_tsc_10@ugcs.net. o prototype script for generation of graphs with usage information included (bin/sockd-graphgen). Contact us if you run a socks server with significant usage, and you are willing to help with testing. o Some minor optimisations in server i/o code, at the cost of some timer accuracy concerning bandwidth limiting/client expiration. o prefix "socks" to some global variables to avoid collisions during socksify. Reported by Don Reid <donr@cvs.agilent.com>. o capi/socks.h needs Rxxx prototypes to work with a c++ compiler. Noted by Alex Morozov <alex@idisys.iae.nsk.su>. o If Rgetsockname() is called on a socket that a previous uncompleted Rconnect() has been done on, try to sleep until Rconnect() has finished instead of returning ENOBUFS. Hoped to help compatibility with some applications. o Modified httpproxy code a little, based on patch from dh_tsc_10@ugcs.net. o Code for selecting which of multiple external ipaddresses to use on a global basis based on routing. Code contributed by Tom Chan <tchan@austin.rr.com>. o Rename "pamservicename" to "pam.servicename". o Fix memory overrun problem in Rgethostbyname*(). Found and diagnosed by dme@dme.org, thanks. o new method added: "pam". Code contributed by Patrick Bihan-Faou, MindStep Corporation, patrick@mindstep.com. o let client-rules have their own global methodline, "clientmethod", default value set to "none". The global "method" is only used for socks-rules now. o delay checking of password/etc til we have received the socks request (rather than during negotiation, as was the case). Required for supporting passwordbased authentication via non-socks methods, e.g. pam. o socklen_t definition updated for NetBSD 1.5U. Problem report and patch submitted by Janne Snabb <snabb@ssh.com>. o Output from 'config.guess' is not sufficient to determine use of elf on NetBSD. Problem report and patch submitted by Janne Snabb <snabb@ssh.com>
2002-07-11Add and enable IglooFTPagc1-1/+2
2002-07-11Initial import of IglooFTP-0.6.1 into the NetBSD Packages Collection.agc6-0/+209
Provided in PR 16141 by rxg@ms25.url.com.tw (Rui-Xiang Guo) IglooFTP is a new graphical FTP client written from scratch. Its main goals is to be easy to use and intuitive when used by novice, but powerful and fully configurable in the hand of experienced users. Already available features are : Intuitive user friendly interface, graphical configurability, toolbar, fast-connect bar, graphical directories browser, tree hierarchical site manager with site groups, user profile management, local and remote prompt command, directories creation/deletion, recursive downloads/uploads delete/move/chmod, file transfert resume, resolution of symbolic links, support of passive and non-passive data connection, possibility to show / hide hidden file, anti-idle tool, DND support, firewall support, own Netscape mini-toolbar and a great appearance.
2002-07-10obey PKG_SYSCONFBASE/DIR settingitojun1-1/+2
2002-07-10Remove Merit RADIUS.kim12-380/+1
2002-07-10pkglint.wiz1-4/+4
2002-07-10Add gethost.kim1-1/+2
2002-07-10Add net/gethost submitted by reed@reedmedia.net, with minor mods by me.kim5-0/+43
Closes PR 17489.
2002-07-09upgrade to 0.93a (it is a leaf package, so it should be okay)itojun9-84/+52
0.93a + Fix host_name to host_triplet. + Ohara's crush fix for ospf6d. 0.93 + New config of BGP. + Crush problem ospfd which reported on Zebra ML is fixed. + KDD R&D Laboratories, Inc. OSPF Opaque LSA and TE LSA.
2002-07-09Add and enable nbtscanagc1-1/+2
2002-07-09Initial import of nbtscan-1.0.2 into the NetBSD packages collection.agc6-0/+61
Provided in PR 17355 by ISIHARA,Takanori NBTscan is a program for scanning IP networks for NetBIOS name information. It sends NetBIOS status query to each address in supplied range and lists received information in human readable form. For each respondent host it lists IP address, NetBIOS computer name, logged-in user name and MAC address.
2002-07-09Make compile on >=1.5ZB. Closes pkg/17531.wiz2-1/+145
2002-07-07Update to 0.90, as requested in pkg/17508. Changes since 0.85:wiz3-6/+13
- All configuration can now be made from the GUI. - Fully redesigned search filters to work like ipchains/iptable on Linux. - Obsoleted experimental "auto-download", superseded by the new filtering code. - Added Gnutella bandwidth management. - Both HTTP and Gnet bandwidth is now displayed real time. - Added full HUGE support (Hash/URN Gnutella Extensions). - Added support for local host preference. - Gtk-gnutella can do traffic compression when connecting to a node that also supports it. - Upload and downloads will now show User-Agent/Server information. - Added status to the download queue. - You can now freeze the download queue whilst manipulating it. - Searches can now be listed on the left side of the screen, or as tabs like in the previous versions. - Added automatic banning of servents that are hammering us. - Many more cool new features that you'll discover whilst playing with it.