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Addresses PR pkg/30920 by Chuck Cranor.
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too many fixes and feature additions to list here, see the NEWS
file in the distribution
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from a group is selected, instead of handling it manually.
From Geert Hendrickx on tech-pkg.
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* Support for PowerNow
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(Maybe that didn't matter.)
Also set CONFIGURE_HAS_MANDIR=NO because this configure
script is too old.
(I have a patch to commit too for honoring PKGMANDIR.)
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even if compilation fails.
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PKGREVISION++
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* Updated NEWS and increased version.
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Welcome to the File System Construction Kit! This is a software
package that accompanies the book, Practical File System Design, which
Dominic Giampaolo wrote and is published by Morgan Kaufmann (ISBN
1558604979).
This package is a very simple framework in which you can experiment
with a working (but simple) file system implementation. The framework
is designed so that you can go in and modify one part of it, such as
how the used and free disk blocks are managed, and not have to touch
the rest of the file system. And because the package creates its file
system inside of a normal file on your hard disk, you don't have to
have a spare disk or require special (root) privileges to run the
program. The goal is that this package should provide a convenient
test bed for trying out new file system ideas without having to go
through the pain and difficulty of creating a real kernel based file
system. The API is generic enough however that after an you debug
your implementation within this framework it could be moved to a real
kernel based file system for the BeOS or a Unix like operating system.
This package has a "no commercial use" licence.
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perfectly.
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Ceri Storey via port-xen@, previous scripts were only useful for
Linux.
* Install the scripts with INSTALL_SCRIPT not INSTALL_DATA.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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v 0.9.1b 2004/02/06
* fixed bug introduced 2004/02/05 which caused true default
options, such as INCDEPTH, to be destroyed when new options
blocks are defined
v 0.9b 2004/02/05
* fixed bug that caused some duplicate definitions of directives
to add to previous definitions, rather than replace them
bug id 631657
* fixed OPTION->INDEX to report an error if an invalid INDEX
value is specified
* directives can now be specified with no data. Combined with
the above fix for duplicate directives, this has the effect
that any directive can now be unset, even when originally
specified in the OPTIONS block
bug id 631660
* fixed bug that would result in syslogd being signalled on every
execution of sarah
bug id 891554
* fixed output in verbose mode that would cause sarah to try to
print file type as well as permissions when doing a chmod on
rotated files
2002/05/10
* fixed bug introduced on 2002/05/06 that causes sarah to die in
mid-rotation if DATE indexing is used.
* complete rewrite of log rotation logic -- old bug would cause
logs to always rotate when SIZELOGIC is OR, DATE is defined,
and SIZE is not defined
2002/05/06
* changed the way day-of-week matching is done to fix support for
OSes that don't comply with XPG4, such as Solaris pre-8.0
2002/02/28
* SIZE directive takes magnitude attribute (deprecated SIZEMOD)
v 0.8b 2002/02/13
* SARAH now released under the GNU GPL. Added and changed
licensing information in the necessary places.
Use pkgsrc config file handling framework.
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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NO_BUILD, USE_LIBTOOL.
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This tool is to be used to mesure different kinds of streams, the idea is to
create a good source to get concepts and resources for other tools that mesure
system usage.
You can mesure how KB/s grows a file received by FTP or NetCat for example.
How fast processes eat memory, stream usage (pipe like), etc.
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that the length could be omitted from the last track of an AUDIO CD. The
length fixer-upper would quit consistently on certain (innocent) TOC files,
which lead to an error about zero-length tracks. Bump PKGREVISION.
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Grub will actually build using plain, old BSD curses, so no need to
actually pull in ncurses (unless curses is missing on your system).
This makes sysutils/grub build on NetBSD-3.0_BETA with PREFER_PKGSRC=yes.
Bump the PKGREVISION to 2.
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internal term.h and ncurses' term.h, just rename grub's to grubterm.h
and avoid the potential problems altogether.
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Lots of changes/bugfixes including:
rdiff-backup now writes its PID to current_mirror marker
Security fixes with --restrict-read-only, --restrict-update-only and
--restrict
OSX fixes
For a full list of changes see:
http://www.nongnu.org/rdiff-backup/CHANGELOG-stable
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| xfrd reads from the network socket using
| fread() on an _IONBF'ed stream; under NetBSD, this results in a
| sequence of one-character reads. This behavior, as far as I can tell,
| goes back all the way to V7 Unix; i.e., it's older than me.
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| So I've modified libxutil, which has its own IO indirection layer, to
| switch to read(2) in the "unbuffered" case"
bump PKGREVISION
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a patch to lsof that the author would be interested in taking back as
it only addresses the use of pkgsrc on Darwin:
Do not ask the user about the path to the darwin XNU kernel header
files in the case they are not found -- report an error instead
(since going interactive breaks bulk building...)
We are in a "freeze" at the moment, but this ought to fix the build of
a leaf package under Darwin.
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Fix sparc64 problems (pkg/31017)
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. patch from havard@: split file/exec statistics
. patch from martin@ fixing PR xsrc/31163 (problems on ffb device)
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Note that config file format has changed, but rsnapshot will detect an
old config and refuse to run until config is updated.
VERSION 1.2.1 (Apr 09 15:10 2005)
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- Fixed security bug when neither cmd_cp or link_dest are enabled
VERSION 1.2.0 (Jan 31 21:43 2005)
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- Turned off buffering ($|=1)
- Changed default lockfile to /var/run/rsnapshot.pid, for FHS compliance
- Clarified man page licensing (GPL)
- Fixed is_real_local_abs_path() to handle dangling symlinks
- Changed utils/backup_smb_share.sh to re-order the smbtar arguments
- Added "-uroot" to utils/backup_mysql.sh example file
- Changed regex in is_blank() subroutine
- Changed rsync include/exclude mode to relative
- Peter Palfrader <weasel@debian.org> enhanced error reporting to include
command line options
- Bharat Mediratta <bharat@menalto.com> improved the exclusion rules to avoid
backing up the snapshot root. The old way was also kept for users who can't
or don't want to upgrade their destination paths in their backup points.
- Bharat Mediratta <bharat@menalto.com> added a "+" feature to the per-backup
point args to allow additive include/exclude rules.
- Added safe_rename() subroutine to work around a semi-obscure timestamp bug
in certain Linux kernels
- Clarified error message about local/relative paths in config file parsing
- Added check for leading/trailing spaces in remote (ssh) paths
- Added du(1) and crontab(1) to man page references
- Added config.guess and config.sub for automake
- Changed default destination paths for backup points in example config file
for compatibility with --relative rsync flag
- Added formatting fix to show one slash only when invoking backup_script
with link_dest option enabled
- Broke backwards compatibility for the benefit of fixing several outstanding
issues. The default value for rsync_long_args is now different.
- Changed add_lockfile() verbose message to "echo $$ > /path/to/lockfile.pid"
which is actually what the code is doing
- Added check to make sure backup_scripts can't share destination path with
backup points
- Added check to make sure different backup_script destinations don't overlap
and don't clobber backup point destinations
- Added "cmd_du" parameter to allow specifying the path to "du"
- Nicolas Kaiser <nikai@nikai.net> provided various typo fixes in the program
and man page
- Fixed "missing rsync/configtest ok" bug
- Added config_version parameter, which is now required
- All autoconf files were updated with the ones from Debian sarge
- Added upgrade-config-file feature for "make upgrade" target and manual use
- Added upgrade feature to RPM spec file
- Added check-config-version feature for use with shell scripts, etc.
- Changed version_only argument to version-only, for consistency with new
options
- Conditionalized configure script to only advise the user to copy the
rsnapshot.conf.default file to rsnapshot.conf if it's a new installation
- Added rollback feature to restore interval.0 snapshots when using link_dest
- Added second option for du, to compare subdirectories or files
- Added "du_args" to pass arguments to du
- Relaxed cmd line option validation, but only when du is the command
- Now only show command invocation for logger on verbose level 4
- Added rsync cleanup after native_cp_al() to preserve special files
- Removed warning messages from native_cp_al() about special files
- Modified error printing so full run string is displayed once at the top
of a list of error messages
- Fixed bug in old method of preventing the snapshot root from being backed
up, which occurred when snapshot root was more than one level down from a
backup point
- Added commented out du_args to rsnapshot.conf.default.in
- Added descriptive error if "du" fails
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| libxc change #1 is to have xfrd's forked child munmap each 4MB batch
| of foreign RAM after it's done writing it, rather than unmapping only
| the last one and letting the process's exit clean up the rest. This
| really does look like a simple mistake, and strictly speaking it's not
| that big a deal -- but on NetBSD, the foreign mappings count against
| the process's locked memory rlimit as if it were the dom0's own RAM.
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| libxc change #2... I don't really understand the problem; it has
| something to do with live migration and the domU releasing
| pseudo-physical pages after they were sent but before it's suspended.
| Except that, for non-live mode, I think it's reporting all the holes
| in the pseudo-physical range, even though those pages haven't been
| sent. In any case, the result is that the restoring xfrd fails to
| decrease_reservation the pages away. And I distinctly recall this
| working at least once under Linux with Xen 2, but I have little idea
| what NetBSD might be doing differently.
Bump PKGREVISION. This, along with a up to date -current kernel,
make xm (save|restore) work properly for a linux domU.
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pkgsrc changes:
- use REQD_DIRS where appropriate
- add a patch to allow gkrellm to read everything off sysctl() and thus
don't install it setgid kem on NetBSD 3.99.1+
- use options framework to choose between OpenSSL and gnutls
- minor nits
gkrellm changes:
2.2.7 - Tue May 24, 2005
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* gkrellmd can send a network interface connect time to be displayed
on client timer button panels by configuring a net-timer in gkrellmd.conf.
* Don't add virtual disk (/dev/mdX) stats to composite disk.
* Bugfixes:
o server/main.c inet6 compile error on machines with old libc.
o Philipp Hartmann patch: add gnutls multithread initialization to mail.c
o While mixing draw_decal_text and decal_scroll_text calls on transparent
panels the text layer pixmap was not cleanup up properly.
* Translation updates
2.2.6 - Fri May 13, 2005
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* Stanislav Likavcan patch: add monitoring of ibm acpi sensors to linux.c.
* UI improvement in fs.c and mail.c config button sensitivities and labels.
* Bugfixes:
o Test for not force creating user mailbox did not consider a configured
mail fetch.
o gkrellmd server mail check was missing the gkrellmd_need_serve() call
and server/mail.c mailbox code needed syncing with src/mail.c.
o gkrellmd glib 1.2 g_file_test compatibility was broken.
o gkrellmd debug-level option was missing.
o Darwin Makefile: add HAVE_GETADDRINFO=1
o Don Bostrom patch: when remote mail checking, handle select() EINTR.
o Charles Bailey patches:
1) darwin.c and Makefile tweaks for building on OS X 10.3.8.
2) darwin.c prevent left bit sign extension when shifting memory
monitor data.
o Don't read disabled sensors in the sensors thread.
* Translation updates
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(Patches already forwarded to the maintainers)
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No pkgrevision bumps needed.
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configuration to another
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credentials to understand NetBSD's sockcred. Bump the PKGREVISION to
1.
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