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version 0.7.1. Major changes since 0.10.4/0.6.4:
- support for the CANCEL piece request message
- support for tunneling through HTTP 1.0 proxies
- Azureus-style encryption
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OpenFT 0.2.1.6:
* Fixed a bug where full parents could trigger an assertion failure.
* Index tokens database by array index instead of by pointer
(should improve space efficiency, especially on 64-bit platforms).
* Clean up the database properly. Not only does this avoid leaving
huge temporary files lying around, but potentially allows the db to be
shutdown and restarted at will.
* Avoid unaligned memory accesses, which cause problems on some
RISC platforms.
* Don't die on malformed URLs.
OpenFT 0.2.1.5:
* Major search database rethink: shares are keyed by host plus a
unique identifier instead of by hash. Hopefully this will improve
space efficiency (and reduce I/O), and also eliminate the (non-)handling
of duplicate hashes that existed previously.
* New tokenization API.
* Removed support for hidden searches due to new improved hashing algorithm.
* New searching functionality: exclusion tokens and quoted queries.
* Moved local shares into search database. This should reduce CPU usage
with a large number of shares.
* Improved documentation about search node configuration.
* Fixed two bugs in stats initialization.
* Added Bloom filter support, which is currently unused but may eventually
be used to optimize query routing.
* Temporarily backed out of cleaning up the database environment on exit,
because it would try to sync the entire database to disk. This will be
fixed properly later when individual children are tracked within
ft_search_db.c.
* Implemented automatic compressed stream handling for unbounded
data (currently search queries and forwarded search results). This
reduces bandwidth usage significantly, sometimes by as much as 50%.
* Increased maximum packet size, although this is currently unused for
compatibility reasons.
OpenFT 0.2.1.4:
* Fixed a signedness bug that could cause problems with non-ASCII characters
on some platforms.
* Fixed a packet handling bug that could cause an infinite loop.
* Minor networking tweaks.
* Fixed clipping of the nodes cache.
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Gnutella 0.0.11:
* Made SHA1 implementation work correctly on 64 bit machines.
* Create new client GUID on each startup to prevent stupid packagers
from hurting the network.
* Disable the timebomb once and for all.
Gnutella 0.0.10.1:
* Added additional revision digit to version number so we can release
packages with updated GT_RELEASE_DATE if nothing else has changed.
* Increased web cache disabling to 365 days after built and complete
shutdown to 1.5 years.
Gnutella 0.0.10:
* Disconnect idle nodes that don't reply to pings.
* Support Vendor Messages.
* Support ConnectBack vendor message for better firewalled status
detection.
* Slightly improved the random number seed.
* Send an empty error page when the remote side supports queueing.
* All searches now timeout after at most 10 minutes.
* Only use the full http:// URL in GWebcache requests when using a proxy
(see RFC 2616 (HTTP/1.1) for further information).
* Support outgoing compression of message streams.
* Drop "urn:" trailer from queries sent.
* Send full filename in PUSH uploads; seems LimeWire requires it.
* Support p->share_hide/show for hiding shares from other nodes with
a HopsFlow message, allowing them to be efficiently un/re-shared.
* Basic support for sending GGEP blocks.
* Change "really-old" auto-deactivation to silent failure to avoid
creating surprises for people who don't care.
* Support push proxies: put a GGEP block containing the IP address of
some servers we're connected to in order to improve upload performance
of firewalled nodes.
* Ban webcaches that resolve to local IP addresses.
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YouGrabber is a lightweight, multi-threaded (NPTL based) command
line YouTube.com video downloader with proxy (HTTP, SOCKS 4 and 5)
support, made from scratch in ANSI C using the libcURL API.
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the version number in x.y format, but internally they have a x.y.z format
and we can't be sure they won't release a version where z differs but
the display version remains the same).
Remove/fix URLs for HOMEPAGE and comments.
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* Added GUI option "headless".
* Removed dbus dependency. It's just a gimmick, not worth it.
* Added patch-ab to avoid picking up stuff from /usr/local for example.
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from myself.
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FOO=bar
export FOO
instead of
export FOO=bar
for the benefit of solaris.
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released versions. Version 9 is the Presentation Server 4.0 release of
clients.
N.B. sparc code currently untested.
Take over as maintainer.
Fix a few pkglint warnings.
Update description to be more accurate and up-to-date.
We need suse_openmotif to run wfcmgr under Linux emulation.
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There is one more NetBSD-specific bug in unix-console/Makefile but it's
fixed by the last chunk of patches/patch-aa and will be in the next release.
Install COPYRIGHT in the documentation directory as well.
Detailed aiccu ChangeLog:
aiccu (20070115) stable; urgency=medium
* Fixup in Debian init script (based on original patch by Bernhard Schmidt).
* Change in redirections so that errors don't show in debconf menu's etc.
* NetBSD fixes as there is not always a Tunnel Device that
supports IPv6 (thanks to Geert Hendrickx).
* Gentoo ebuild update, adding depends and require ntp-client.
* RPM spec update, add build-requirement.
* Check return values of system commands.
* Added a big warning about running AICCU from Daemontools and similar
programs which run AICCU in a loop, thus hammering the TIC server.
* Be a bit smarter in checking for support of IPv6.
-- Jeroen Massar <jeroen@sixxs.net> Mon, 15 Jan 2007 11:00:42 +0000
aiccu (20070107) stable; urgency=high
* 2007 Edition of AICCU.
* License change to standard 3-clause BSD license.
With thanks to Theo de Raadt, Marco d'Itri and Philipp Kern for
their wise words and reasoning for coming to this decision.
* High urgency because of the above and it fixing large problems.
* Fixed Mac OS X / Darwin support on the MacBookPro of Pim van Pelt.
* Added MTU, from TIC, configuration on most platforms.
* Fixed up silly linux bug, adding LL address to tunnels but not to tun/taps.
* Removed Win32 Alpha Endianess (reported by Christian Weisgerber).
* Fixed up alignment error in parseline() (reported by Christian Weisgerber).
* OpenBSD 4.0 support (patch provided by Christian Weisgerber).
* OpenBSD AYIYA fixup (patch provided by Pim van Pelt).
* Fedora/RPM init script fixup (bash case's don't fall through)
reported and patch supplied by Matt Domsch.
* NetBSD AYIYA support (noted by Tobias Riediger)
Works on NetBSD 4.x, for NetBSD 3.0 one needs to patch tun/tap to
support IPv6. Patch is available from the archives.
* local_ipv4_override option so one can use AICCU behind a NAT that
has been configured correctly to do proto-41 forwarding. This is
usually called a DMZ setup.
-- Jeroen Massar <jeroen@sixxs.net> Sun, 07 Jan 2007 14:00:42 +0000
aiccu (20060806) stable; urgency=low
* Changelog version format change as the 'official' (before there where
legal issues as they don't understand the word 'SHOULD' which is cleary
defined in the IETF and now somebody simply uploaded it anyway it without
even asking or notifying us about it) debian packages which are broken,
old and unsupported would seem newer and thus this new version would not
get updated to even when folks would have the official AICCU repository
in their sources.list. This solves that issue.
* pidfile fixup and configuration parameter.
* Corrected Broker selection in debconf.
* Configuration file rewriting by debconf is now done in a 'nice' way.
-- Jeroen Massar <jeroen@sixxs.net> Sun, 6 Aug 2006 13:56:42 +0100
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of the shlib name change (!) during the update to 1.900.0.
Noted by Robert Elz in PR 35431.
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Changes since version 1.7.1
* Fixed some bugs
Changes since version 1.6.1
* Now re-connects automatically
* New input capture method which handles odd screen sizes better
* Added -tunnel and -via for automatic SSH tunneling
* Further fixes for cut'n'paste. (Should now work with java
and on 64 bit platforms.)
* Randr support allow x2vnc to detect when the screen is rotated
Changes since version 1.6
* Added Martin Dorey's patch which fixes cut'n'paste for Java
(and other) applications.
* Fixed a bug in -navhack
Changes since version 1.5.1
* Added some patches from Grant McDorman to allow proper
cut'n'paste between x2vnc and Konsole/gnome-terminal.
* Honor $DESTDIR to make packaging easier.
* Added a workaround to make cut'n'paste work better with old
VNC servers.
* Since all new VNC servers already support wheel emulation
themseleves, x2vnc doesn't translate wheel events to arrow
up/down anymore unless -wheelhack is specified.
* Added -navhack which is similar to -wheelhack, except it
translates button 6 & 7 to Alt+Left/Right.
* Added -debug to debug key events
* Allow -edgewidth 0 to turn off edge-flipping
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Changes in libsoup from 2.2.98 to 2.2.99:
* Fixed header parsing, including a crash in SoupServer with
certain malformed requests [391970].
* Fixed redirection to other hosts with SoupSessionAsync.
[382251]
* Fixed a small memory leak pointed out by Chris Austin.
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This module allows users to communicate with eBay using perl and
their XML based eBay API. You can use it to list items for sale,
bid, get seller item list, search, get ebay time, or do anything
else.
Many details of this API can be found at http://developer.ebay.com.
To be able to use this module, you need to register there and obtain
keys and a authentication token using "tokentool".
The job of its module is to encapsulate connectivity and authentication,
and communication with ebay. First, you need to initialize your
ebay connection by passing it credentials. After that, you can send
queries to eBay. A typical request is comprised of its name, and
a hash table of application parameters.
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MLDonkey has a very serious bug which leeds to uploading
data blocks twice to eMule clients.
This is due to the fact that MLDonkey gets confused by
eMule rotating block request scheme.
http://hydranode.com/docs/ed2k/ed2kproto.php#upload
> Namely, eMule (and compatible) clients use "rotational chunkrequest"
scheme,
> where each REQCHUNKS packet contains one new chunk and two older chunks
> ...
> This can lead to duplicate data being sent by mldonkeys, if a rotational
> chunkrequest scheme is used when communicating with them.
More infos about it, including logs proving the problem, can be found here:
http://mldonkey.sourceforge.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4576
Bump PKGREVISION.
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+ Fixed mod_sql's handling of WHERE clauses
+ Fixed segfaults ocurring after SIGHUP when shared modules are used
+ Fixed copying of symlinks in skeleton directory for CreateHome
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FIX: Fixed some typos
FIX: Fixed plugin library linkage
FIX: Fixed upload of empty files via TLS/SSL
FIX: Take file size into account when doing directory compare
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http://www.kde.org/info/security/advisory-20070109-1.txt
bump PKGREVISION.
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supported.
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into the Packages Collection. With thanks to the anonymous person at
EuroBSDcon 2006 in Milano who asked if I was aware of it (I wasn't).
ATA over Ethernet (AoE) delivers a simple, high performance, low cost
alternative to iSCSI and FibreChannel for networked block storage by
eliminating the processing overhead of TCP/IP.
+ ATA-over-Ethernet (AoE) is a thin protocol layer directly on top of
Ethernet.
+ ATA disk commands (ie. read disk sector x, write disk sector y) are
put directly into standard Ethernet frames using the AoE protocol.
AoE is a block storage protocol.
+ AoE is a non-routed protocol, therefore does not require IP or TCP
protocol layers. This eliminates unnecessary processing and makes
network connection to disks simple. It also limits AoE to the local
network segment.
The AoE protocol specification can be found at:
http://www.coraid.com/documents/AoEr8.txt
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* Free positioning of a generated ifIndex in the OID string using
the magic IndexPOS keyword
* When doing threshold checking with rrdtool, there was a very expensive
'getting the data back with rrdinfo and rrdfetch' cycle after each
rrdupdate. with rrdtool 1.2 and the updatev function this is not
necessary anymore the new code speeds up mrtg cycle time by a factor of 3
to 10 depending on your platform.
* Threshold Un-Borken Messages will only be generated when the value is 10%
away from the threshold. Configurable via ThreshHyst
* New function thresholdmail lets you send an email when a threshold
is broken. This feature talks directly to the mailserver and does
not require any external programs.
* New template writers helper function in cfgmaker - oid_pick. It tests if a
device is willing to supply information regarding a particular oid. This
makes template writing much more plesant.
http://oss.oetiker.ch/mrtg-trac/browser/trunk/templates/cisco/host-cisco.tmpl
* added new tool mrtg-traffic-sum to build traffic stats based on the
content of your mrtg log (not rrd) files.
* mrtg running with rrdtool can now do sub-minute resolution if the interval
is specified like that: 0:30 ... note that you can not change the
resolution of an existing rrd file. So this will only have the desired
effect on new rrds. Also note that the graphing frontend may need changes
too to be able to deal with the new interval type. Internally interval is
now a float!
* new debug option 'prof' to see how long rrdtool spends on its writes ...
* fixed snmpv3 support in cfgmaker
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distributed storage facility. DESCR:
=====
This module provides a Perlish interface to Amazon S3. From the
developer blurb: "Amazon S3 is storage for the Internet. It is designed
to make web-scale computing easier for developers. Amazon S3 provides a
simple web services interface that can be used to store and retrieve any
amount of data, at any time, from anywhere on the web. It gives any
developer access to the same highly scalable, reliable, fast,
inexpensive data storage infrastructure that Amazon uses to run its own
global network of web sites. The service aims to maximize benefits of
scale and to pass those benefits on to developers".
To find out more about S3, please visit: http://s3.amazonaws.com/
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they can be packaged by an unprivileged user. I don't see any reason to
make the binaries non-readable, since they are neither set-uid nor
closed source.
PKGREVISION++
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kdelibs. Pointed out by veego.
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