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* add adaptive video streaming support:
control playback latency and receive playback
reports from the client.
* add agent capabilities for signaling guest line ending.
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Fixes SunOS build.
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There are 5 versions of xen in pkgsrc, which is confusing. Explain in
DESCR which version is in which package (xenkernel3 contains 3.1), and
which versions support PCI passthrough (only 3.1). Explain which
versions support non-PAE (3.1) and PAE (3.3, 4.1, 4.2), because the
HOWTO is out of date and it's easy to end up with a non-working system
on a 3.1 to 3.3 update. Cuation that 2.0 is beyond crufty.
This is a DESCR-only change (with PKGREVISION++ of course).
(ok during freeze agc@)
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- Fix the default configuration file to populate CVSTAG correctly when
using a CVS/Tag file.
- Ensure that errors from CVS stop execution.
Problem reported by Nathan Arthur in private mail. Change OKed by pmc.
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qemu.pod is still broken, but it's generated with texinfo somehow.
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The latter contains the unstable version 3 of mono, which breaks many mono
packages.
Bump dependencies and PKGREVISIONs.
Ok during freeze: gdt@
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this package is i386-only.
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build on netbsd-6 and up. Caution: while it builds, I haven't actually
tested it.
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libraries and enlightenment 0.17.3 itself.
Upstream changes of Eina (to get an impression):
Eina 1.7.7
Changes since Eina 1.7.6:
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No changes, just updating to keep in sync with last release.
Changes since Eina 1.7.5:
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Improvements:
* Honor tile size in Eina_Tiler.
Fixes:
* Prevent denial of service on Eina_Hash function.
* Fix map leak in Eina_File infrastructure.
* Fix portability issue on 64bits system for Eina_CList.
* Fix magic failure in eina_value_array_count when array has not been allocated
Changes since Eina 1.7.4:
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No changes, just updating to keep in sync with last release.
Changes since Eina 1.7.3:
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Fixes:
* Fix EINA_INLIST_FOREACH_SAFE macro
* Add XML output to doc
* Add installation rule for doc
* Fix build for Windows platforms.
Changes since Eina 1.7.2:
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* Fix Solaris build.
* Don't leak fd after exec.
Changes since Eina 1.7.1:
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No changes, just updating to keep in sync with last release.
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- improved "cvs", "subversion" and "git" plug-ins
- new "make" plug-in
- more portable Makefiles
- improvements to the user interface
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(1) clang flags:
dd_rescue.c:1494:22: warning: implicit declaration of function 'basename' is invalid in C99 [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
const char* ibase = basename(inm);
(3) clang flags:
dd_recue.c:(.text+0x12b4): undefined reference to `mypread'
dd_rescue.c:(.text+0x1374): undefined reference to `mypwrite'
Reported by joerg@ bulkbuild, and discussed on tech-pkg@, thanks.
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notable changes:
* don't pass icon options to notify-send when there are none
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D-Bus 1.6.12 (2013-06-13)
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Fixes:
• CVE-2013-2168: Fix misuse of va_list that could be used as a denial
of service for system services. Vulnerability reported by Alexandru Cornea.
(Simon)
• In dbus-daemon, don't crash if a .service file starts with key=value
(fd.o #60853, Chengwei Yang)
• Unix-specific:
· Fix an assertion failure if we try to activate systemd services before
systemd connects to the bus (fd.o #50199, Chengwei Yang)
· Avoid compiler warnings for ignoring the return from write()
(Chengwei Yang)
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taken from upstream.
Bump PKGREVISION.
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based on pkgsrc-wip/dbus-sharp-glib.
This is a fork of ndesk-dbus-glib, which provides GLib main loop integration for
Managed D-Bus.
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based on pkgsrc-wip/dbus-sharp.
This is a fork of ndesk-dbus, which is a C# implementation of D-Bus. It's often
referred to as "managed D-Bus" to avoid confusion with existing bindings (which
wrap libdbus).
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It was the former PKGNAME of this package in pkgsrc-wip, but not conflicts with
the true dbus-sharp package.
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NetBSD 6, requested by tron.
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Recursively bump package revisions again after the "freetype2" and
"fontconfig" handling was fixed.
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Addresses PR 47887 by David A. Holland.
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There are no buildlink3-relevant files here, just a loadable module.
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Version 1.33, released 2013-03-30.
It brings long options, a new double overwrite mode (-2) and
a man page.
Version 1.32
has a new option -x to append to the output file
and you can specify -Y (multiple times if you wish so) to
write the same data to secondary output files.
Version 1.31 (2013-02-03)
brought a few tiny improvements in the output (such as
displaying the total elapsed time in the summary as opposed to
ETA of 0, and the amount of data really written with option
-W). But importantly, it has the new mode of triple
overwriting of data (options -3 and -4), with random numbers,
inverse random numbers, new random numbers (only for -4) and
zeros, this way allowing paranoia-safe deletion of
information.
Version 1.30 (2013-01-25)
brought a fix for outputting data to stdout and a fix for a
possible double free operation (introduced in 1.29). The
message formatting has been streamlined a bit. The PRNG can
now be initialized from a file (e.g. -Z /dev/urandom). The
program now can also avoid writing to a target block if the
target block already has the same data (option -W). Think of
SSDs or other devices where you want to avoid writes.
In Version 1.29 (2013-01-22)
a bug was fixed, where the last bytes where not copied
corrected if hardbs == softbs. 1.29 also brings a number of
new features; the ability to write the same (softbs sized)
block again and again (option -R, automatically set if infile
is /dev/zero), the ability to limit transfer size such that
the outfile won't be enlarged (-M) and the possibility to use
userspace random numbers (libc/frandom) to fill files with
random data (options -z and -Z). Last not least, OBS also
builds .deb binaries for Ubu12.04 / Deb6 now.
Version is 1.28 (released 2012-05-19)
uses better defaults for hard and softblock sizes (4k/64k
for buffered I/O, 512/1M for direct IO), as suggested by Jan
Kara. Also the copying of access times with the option -p
was fixed.
Version 1.27
allowed to do 512b direct IO (which is possible in latest
Linux kernels) -- idea and patch from Jan Kara. Change
posix_memalign() variable assignment. It has a number of
fixes from Valentin Lab; most importantly, when exiting
because of an error, it updates the variables that are
output. dd_rescue now avoid specal characters in the
logfile. It handles situations gracefully, where wrong
positions resulted in the progress graph causing
faults. Some come from illegal input (negative offset ...),
which is nw detected.
Version 1.25
contains a fix for spurious "Success" messages that resulted
from overwritten (cleared) errno. Bad blocks are formatted
in a way that they are not overwritten on screen and block
numbers are output as unsigned.
Version 1.24
contains a compile fix for Linux versions that contain the
splice syscall but not the other definitions. I also allows
for specifying a directory (such as ".") as output filename
in which case dd_rescue just appends the input file basename
to it, just like cp does. Maybe most importantly, the RPM
now contains the latest version of dd_rhelp (0.1.2).
VS: ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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Headers defining protocols for SPICE server code.
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to address issues with NetBSD-6(and earlier)'s fontconfig not being
new enough for pango.
While doing that, also bump freetype2 dependency to current pkgsrc
version.
Suggested by tron in PR 47882
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All:
- Due to an incorrect message from last release, here is corrected
information on when a Linux installation is potentially dangerous:
New autoconf tests for sys/capability.h and cap_*() functions
from Linux -lcap
WARNING: If you do not see this:
checking for sys/capability.h... yes
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checking for cap_get_proc in -lcap... yes
checking for cap_get_proc... yes
checking for cap_set_proc... yes
checking for cap_set_flag... yes
checking for cap_clear_flag... yes
your Linux installation is insecure in case you ever use the
command "setcap" to set up file capabilities for executable commands.
Note that cdrtools (as any other command) need to be capabylity aware
in order to avoid security leaks with enhanced privileges. In most
cases, privileges are only needed for a very limited set of operations.
If cdrtools (cdrecord, cdda2wav, readcd) are installed suid-root, the
functions to control privileges are in the basic set of supported
functions and thus there is no problem for any program to control it's
privileges - if they have been obtained via suid root, you are on a
secure system.
If you are however on an incomplete installation, that supports to
raise privileges via fcaps but that does not include developer support
for caps, the programs get the privileges without being able to know
about the additional privileges and thus keep them because they cannot
control them.
WARNING: If you are on a Linux system that includes support for
fcaps (this is seems to be true for all newer systems with
Linux >= 2.6.24) and there is no development support for capabilities
in the base system, you are on an inherently insecure system that allows
to compile and set up programs with enhanced privileges that cannot
control them.
In such a case, try to educate the security manager for the related
Linux distribution. Note that you may turn your private installation
into a secure installation by installing development support for libcap.
- WARNING: the include structure of include/schily/*.h and several sources
has been restructured to cause less warnings with older OS platforms.
If you see any new problem on your personal platform, please report.
- New includefiles:
schily/poll.h Support poll()
schily/stdarg.h An alias to schily/varargs.h (but using the std name)
schily/sunos4_proto.h Missing prototypes for SunOS-4.x to make gcc quiet
schily/timeb.h Needed for users of ftime()
- Many minor bug-fixes for the files include/schily/*.h
- include/schily/archconf.h now defines __SUNOS5 for easier coding
- include/schily/priv.h now defines platform independent fine grained privileges
- Updated README.compile:
Some typo patches from Jan Engelhardt <jengelh@inai.de>
Documented the "LINKMODE=" macro to explain how to create dynamically
linked bynaries.
Libschily:
- Added #include <schily/libport.h> to libschily/fnmatch.c
Libedc (Optimized by Jörg Schilling, originated by Heiko Eißfeldt heiko@hexco.de):
- Added #include <schily/libport.h>
Libdeflt:
- Added #include <schily/libport.h>
Libfind:
- dirname -> dir_name to avoid a gcc warning
Libhfs_iso:
- Rename variable "utime" to "uxtime" to avoid a compiler warning
Libscg:
- Repositioned #ifdefs to avoid unused variable definitions in
libscg/scsi-sun.c
- libscg/scsi-linux-ata.c now aborts early if errno == EPERM. This now
makes it behave like libscg/scsi-linux-sg.c
- A new scg flag SCGF_PERM_PRINT tells libscg to print a more verbose error
in case that a SCSI comand was aborted with errno == EPERM.
Cdrecord:
- Allow to compile without Linux libcap using "smake COPTX=-DNO_LINUX_CAPS LIB_CAP="
- Cdrecord now checks whether there are sufficient fine grained privileges.
- Cdrecord now uses the new flag SCGF_PERM_PRINT to get better warnings if the
permissions granted by the OS are not sufficient.
Cdda2wav (Maintained/enhanced by Jörg Schilling, originated by Heiko Eißfeldt heiko@hexco.de):
- Include file reordering to avoid warnings on older platforms
- Allow to compile without Linux libcap using "smake COPTX=-DNO_LINUX_CAPS LIB_CAP="
- Repositioned #ifdefs to avoid unused variable definitions in
cdda2wav/sndconfig.c
- Cdda2wav now checks whether there are sufficient fine grained privileges.
- Work around a bug in sys/param.h FreeBSD-9.1, that #define's __FreeBSD_kernel__
instead of #define __FreeBSD_kernel__ 9 that would be needed for Debian
k-FreeBSD compatibility.
The bug affects cdda2wav/mycdrom.h
Readcd:
- Allow to compile without Linux libcap using "smake COPTX=-DNO_LINUX_CAPS LIB_CAP="
- Readcd now checks whether there are sufficient fine grained privileges.
Mkisofs (Maintained/enhanced by Jörg Schilling since 1997, originated by Eric Youngdale):
- Make mkisofs compile without -DUDF and without -DDVD_VIDEO
Thanks to a hint from rmd4work@mail.ru
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add: new supported ThinkPad X40
chg: adjusted poll interval to 200ms, which has a acceptable responsiveness
add: support for udev filesystem
and many bug fixes.
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a) refer 'perl' in their Makefile, or
b) have a directory name of p5-*, or
c) have any dependency on any p5-* package
Like last time, where this caused no complaints.
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D-Bus Python Bindings 1.2.0 (2013-05-07)
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The "compile like it's 1998" release.
Dependencies:
• libdbus 1.6 or later is now required.
Enhancements:
• Unicode Corrigendum 9: when used with a suitable version of libdbus
(1.6.10 or later, or 1.7.2 or later), noncharacters in strings are
now accepted
Fixes:
• Support DBusException('something with non—ASCII') under Python 2
(Michael Vogt, smcv; fd.o #55899)
• Correct some misleading wording in COPYING which was written under the
assumption that libdbus could actually be relicensed to MIT/X11
(Thiago Macieira)
• Avoid variable-length arrays, because MSVC++ is still stuck in 1998
(based on patches from Christoph Höger, fd.o #51725)
• Remove unnecessary uses of stdint.h (fd.o #51725)
• Add support for Unix compilers not supporting 'inline', for completeness
• Use GObject.__class__ instead of GObjectMeta, which can no longer be
imported from gi.repository.GObject in pygobject 3.8
• Fix autoreconfiscation on Automake 1.13 (Marko Lindqvist, fd.o #59006)
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x.y.z+1 change, again...
Noted by tron.
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From Bug Hunting.
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ok richard@
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etckeeper is a collection of tools to let /etc be stored in a git,
mercurial, darcs, or bzr repository. It hooks into apt (and other
package managers including yum and pacman-g2) to automatically commit
changes made to /etc during package upgrades. It tracks file metadata
that revison control systems do not normally support, but that is
important for /etc, such as the permissions of /etc/shadow.
It's quite modular and configurable, while also being simple to use
if you understand the basics of working with revision control.
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