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Chef is a configuration management tool. It uses a pure-Ruby,
domain-specific language (DSL) for writing system configuration
"recipes". Chef is used to streamline the task of configuring and
maintaining a company's servers, and can integrate with cloud-based
platforms such as Rackspace, Amazon EC2, and Microsoft Azure to
automatically provision and configure new machines.
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Chef Zero is a simple, easy-install, in-memory Chef server that can be
useful for Chef Client testing and chef-solo-like tasks that require a
full Chef Server. It IS intended to be simple, Chef 11 compliant, easy
to run and fast to start. It is NOT intended to be secure, scalable,
performant or persistent. It does NO input validation, authentication
or authorization (it will not throw a 400, 401 or 403). It does not
save data, and will start up empty each time you start it.
Because Chef Zero runs in memory, it's super fast and lightweight.
This makes it perfect for testing against a "real" Chef Server without
mocking the entire Internet.
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been ported to either Python 3.3 or 3.4.
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Noticed by diger in pkgsrc-users@.
Also fixes missing buildlink with libiconv and zlib.
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This module uses ctypes to access the libmagic file type identification
library. It makes use of the local magic database and supports both textual and
MIME-type output.
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The function of disk-filltest is simple:
* Write files random-######## to the current directory until the disk is full
* Read the files again and verify the pseudo-random sequence written
* Any write or read error will be reported, either by the operating
system or by checking the pseudo-random sequence
* Optionally, delete the random files after a successful run
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The Listen gem listens to file modifications and notifies you about the
changes.
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Do it for all packages that
* mention perl, or
* have a directory name starting with p5-*, or
* depend on a package starting with p5-
like last time, for 5.18, where this didn't lead to complaints.
Let me know if you have any this time.
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Fixed Solaris & Solaris Studio support and Python 2.6 compatibility.
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Proposed on port-xen - no objections or comments received.
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Changes from previous:
2013-11-10 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* Released as 3.2.1.
* CardBus bridge capabilities are displayed.
* PCIe L1 PM substates are decoded.
* Various bugs were fixed in decoding of PCIe capabilities.
* The sysfs back-end does not spit out unnecessary warnings when
empty slots report only a partial device address. This actually
happens on IBM pSeries.
* Updated pci.ids to the today's snapshot of the database.
2013-04-19 Martin Mares <mj@ucw.cz>
* Released as 3.2.0.
* On newer Linux systems, we use libkmod to look up kernel modules
(modules.pcimap no longer exists.) To facilitate this, libpci
is able to look up module aliases in sysfs.
* Various minor bug fixes.
* Updated pci.ids to the today's snapshot of the database.
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Bump PKGREVISION.
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libntfs: added use of hd library to get the legacy BIOS geometry
libntfs: switched to /proc/mounts for checking existing mounts
libntfs: fixed usa checking by ntfsck on 4K sector disks
libntfs: fixed processing compressed data beyond file size (Windows 8 compliance)
libntfs: fixed expanding a resident attribute without inserting holes
libntfs: allow DACLs to not have any ACE
libntfs: ignore unmapped regions when checking whether sparse
libntfs: upgraded the Win32 interface for use with ntfsprogs
ntfsresize: enabled relocating the MFT when shrinking a volume
ntfsresize: fixed trying to update the MFT and Bitmap on a test run
ntfsresize: fixed updating all the MFT runs in a relocated MFT
ntfsresize: set the backup boot sector when the size is reliable
ntfsresize: reserved a single sector for the backup boot sector
ntfsundelete: output the modification time when scanning files
ntfsundelete: ported to Windows
ntfsclone: fixed wiping fragmented metadata when creating a metadata image
ntfsclone: allowed cloning a file system despite allocation errors
ntfsclone: fixed bad copying of the backup boot sector
ntfsclone: ported to Windows
ntfsdecrypt: made compatible with libgrypt-1.6
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Reading and writing configuration files is one of the most frequent tasks of
any software design. Config::Simple is the library that helps you with it.
Config::Simple is a class representing configuration file object. It supports
several configuration file syntax and tries to identify the file syntax
automatically. Library supports parsing, updating and creating configuration
files.
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v0.7.4:
- Fixing a bug about dangling processes, in case of using "ts -r".
v0.7.3:
- Add option '-N' to set the number of slots required for a job to run.
Proposed by Sergey Litvinov.
v0.7.2:
- Add option '-E', to keep stderr apart. It goes to "`ts -o`.e".
v0.7.1:
- Implement check of ownership of the socket. Security bugfix.
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pefile is a multi-platform Python module to read and work with Portable
Executable (aka PE) files. Most of the information in the PE Header is
accessible, as well as all the sections, section's information and data.
pefile requires some basic understanding of the layout of a PE file. Armed with
it it's possible to explore nearly every single feature of the file.
Some of the tasks that pefile makes possible are:
* Modifying and writing back to the PE image
* Header Inspection
* Sections analysis
* Retrieving data
* Warnings for suspicious and malformed values
* Packer detection with PEiD's signatures
* PEiD signature generation
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python3, since the default changed from python33 to python34.
I probably bumped too many. I hope I got them all.
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Don't include other libraries in an archive, our ar seems to not
support it. Instead, list all libraries at link time.
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- use proper va_start for gcc >= 4.5
- disable the CHECK_* macros, the newer gcc is more strict about what can
be used as array size outside functions
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This resolves failures when rerunning make after a build failure when
one's source tree is mode 444.
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All:
- Fixed the autoconf test for #pragma weak, so it will not
believe that "clang" supports #pragma weak in a compatible way.
This is needed in order to compile libmdigest/sha2.c using clang.
- New autoconf tests added for:
libexpat
libpcsclite / winscard.lib
libcrypto / libeay32.lib
libssl / ssleay32.lib
- New autoconf test for expat.h
- The makefile system added the INVERSE_SUBARCHDIR= to allow local
autoconfiguration for shared libraries.
- RULES/rules.top now also calls MKLINKS in the directory TEMPLATES
- New compiler configuration files:
RULES/cc-clang.rul
RULES/cc-clang32.rul
RULES/cc-clang64.rul
- The Mac OS X related rules now support a new macro:
LDFRAMEWORKS=
that allows to add Apple specific libraries.
- Added a new WIN32_LIBS= macro for Win-DOS specific libraries.
These libraries have to be specified in the portable -lfoo
format for "libfoo" and also work when compiling for MinGW32.
When cl.exe is used, -lfoo is converted to foo.lib.
- New configuration files:
RULES/i386-darwin-clang.rul
RULES/i386-darwin-clang32.rul
RULES/i386-darwin-clang64.rul
- New configuration files:
RULES/i386-freebsd-clang.rul
RULES/i586-linux-clang.rul
RULES/x86_64-linux-clang.rul
RULES/i86pc-sunos5-clang.rul
RULES/sun4-sunos5-clang.rul
Note that these files have not been tested yet.
- RULES/cc-sunpro.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/cc-sunpro32.rul and
RULES/cc-sunpro64.rul
- RULES/cc-gcc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/cc-gcc32.rul and
RULES/cc-gcc64.rul
- RULES/cc-sunpro32.rul added for orthogonality
- RULES/cc-sunpro32.rul and
RULES/cc-sunpro64.rul are symlinks to RULES/cc-sunpro.rul
and RULES/cc-sunpro.rul uses a macro to include
cc-sunpro.rul
cc-sunpro32.rul
cc-sunpro64.rul
as needed
- RULES/i86pc-sunos5-cc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/i86pc-sunos5-cc32.rul and
RULES/i86pc-sunos5-cc64.rul
- RULES/i86pc-sunos5-gcc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/i86pc-sunos5-gcc32.rul and
RULES/i86pc-sunos5-gcc64.rul
- RULES/sun4-sunos5-cc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/sun4-sunos5-cc32.rul and
RULES/sun4-sunos5-cc64.rul
- RULES/sun4-sunos5-gcc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/sun4-sunos5-gcc32.rul and
RULES/sun4-sunos5-gcc64.rul
- RULES/i586-linux-suncc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/i586-linux-suncc32.rul and
RULES/i586-linux-suncc64.rul
- RULES/9000-725-hp-ux-cc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/9000-725-hp-ux-cc32.rul and
RULES/9000-725-hp-ux-cc64.rul
- RULES/i486-cygwin32_nt-cc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/i486-cygwin32_nt-cc32.rul and
RULES/i486-cygwin32_nt-cc64.rul
- RULES/i486-cygwin32_nt-gcc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/i486-cygwin32_nt-gcc32.rul and
RULES/i486-cygwin32_nt-gcc64.rul
- RULES/ip22-irix-cc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/ip22-irix-cc64.rul
- RULES/ip22-irix-gcc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/ip22-irix-gcc64.rul
- RULES/power-macintosh-darwin-cc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/power-macintosh-darwin-cc32.rul and
RULES/power-macintosh-darwin-cc64.rul
- RULES/power-macintosh-darwin-gcc.rul now also includes rules for
RULES/power-macintosh-darwin-gcc32.rul and
RULES/power-macintosh-darwin-gcc64.rul
- conf/makeinc now knows that a compiler name may not follow
the "cc*" text rule. This helps to support "clang".
- conf/cc-config.sh has been enhanced to detect whether
"cc" or "gcc" are emulated via "clang".
- New files in TEMPLATES/ related to "clang"
- TEMPLATES/ now includes config files for gcc32 and gcc64
- TEMPLATES/ now includes config files for clang, clang32 and clang64
- Add comment to DEFAULTS_CSW/sparc-cc.defs
- config.guess now understands Mac OS X on 64 bit Intel
Libschily:
- libschily/format.c fixed to compile again with K&R C that does
not support "long double".
- No longer use fgets() for fgetaline(), fgetline() and fgetstr()
as fgets() cannot deal with embedded '\0' chars before the '\n'.
- libschily/fstream.c now supports local flags (for the caller)
and pushable streams to keep blocks of pushed text atomically.
- libschily/fchmodat.c was added, it has been forgotten when
the emulations for the *at() functions have been introduced.
It is needed for the new enhanced isoinfo command.
- libschily/mknodat.c now correctly provides a mknodat() function even
when there is no mknod() command.
- libschily/futimens.c now is more Sun specific when trying to implement
futimens() via utimensat(), as only Solaris supports a f*() interface
in case that the path name is a NULL pointer.
Mkisofs (Maintained/enhanced by Jörg Schilling since 1997, originated by Eric Youngdale):
WARNING: the new version of the isoinfo program makes use of the
*at() series of functions that have been introduced by Sun
in August 2001 and added to POSIX.1-2008. For older platforms,
libschily now includes emulations for these functions but
these emulations have not yet been tested thouroughly.
Please report problems!
- The man page isoinfo.8 was enhanced by mentioning the option -s (print
file sizes in multiple if 2048 byte sectors) and by documenting the
list format that us used with -l.
- isoinfo now evaluates the Rock Ridge "PN" signature and thus supports
to display and use the major/minor device numbers.
- isoinfo now extracts time stamps with sub second granularity in
order to be able to set fine grained file timestamps, see -X option
below.
- isoinfo now knows how to find out whether a ISO-9660 filesystem was
created by a newer mkisofs and thus includes useful inode numbers
in ISO-9660. These ISO-9660 based inode numbers are used in case that
there is no Rock Ridge-1.12 that includes inode numbers in the "PX"
signature.
- isoinfo now has a new option -X that extracts alls files (in case that
-find is not used) or files secected by a -find expression. Note that
-find expressions may include -chown, -chgrp and -chmod to modify the
meta data of files.
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- improved support for Amazon Glacier
- removed support for Ubuntu One, which is closing shop
- new locking mechanism to avoid concurrent execution with same cache
- many other bugfixes and minor improvements. See CHANGELOG.
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Version 5.8
New: Monit no longer purge the environment for sub-processes
New: Add command line option to view Monit ID (-i/--id)
New: Add command line option to reset Monit ID (-r/--resetid)
New: Add client support for using TLS version 1.1 and 1.2. A recent
1.x version of OpenSSL is required and of course that the server
speaks this TLS version. At this time, not many does. Example:
if failed port 443 with type TCPSSL tlsv11 protocol http then alert
New: Process UID, EUID and GID tests. Allows to test if the
process is running as a given user. Example:
check process syslog with pidfile /var/run/rsyslogd.pid
if failed uid "syslog" then alert
if failed euid "syslog" then alert
if failed gid "syslog" then alert
New: Add WebSocket protocol test support for port check. Example:
check host websocket.org with address "echo.websocket.org"
if failed
port 80 protocol websocket
host "echo.websocket.org"
request "/"
origin "http://www.websocket.com"
version 13
then alert
New: Simplified HTTP protocol test to allow testing content without
creating an URL object. It is now possible to say in a more natural way,
check host mmonit.com with address mmonit.com
if failed
port 80 protocol http
and request /monit/ with content = "Monit 5.7"
then alert
meaning that if the page mmonit.com/monit does not contain the text
"Monit 5.7" then the test will fail. To reverse the test, i.e. to test
that the page should not contain a specific string simply use '!='
instead, like,
if failed
port 80 protocol http
with content != "Nagios"
then alert
Remember also that the string to test can be a regular expression
New: The HTTP protocol test now support testing the HTTP status code
returned by the server by using "status <operator> <number>".
Backward compatible defaults (return error if status >= 400):
if failed
port 80 protocol http
and status < 400
then alert
Return error if a page DOES exist (for success 404 is expected):
if failed
port 80 protocol http
request "/non/existent.php"
status = 404
then alert
Fixed: Unix Socket test now use the communication type (TCP or UDP)
specified in port statement. Previously TCP was always used.
Fixed: Improved test to check if a socket was connected. Since we use
non-blocking connect, we now poll a few ms to avoid "connection failed,
XXX is not ready for i|o" errors which could occur, especially on high
latency networks or long distance connect.
Fixed: Simplified if-statements reported in UI
Fixed: Ignore lines starting with '#' in an 'allow htpasswd' file
statement. Thanks to Michael Bakker for reporting the issue
Fixed: Show service restart program on Monit startup in debug mode.
Thanks to Michael Bakker for reporting the issue
Version 5.7
New: Merged https://bitbucket.org/tildeslash/monit/pull-request/1/
from Philippe Kueck:
1) Handle sockets (unix domain) as regular files when checking timestamp.
2) Use mysql 4.1 protocol in MySQL check, required for checking mysql-proxy
3) Skip connection checks during startup timeout.
New: Arguments added to 'check program'. Arguments are whitespace
separated strings. For instance:
check program list-files with path "/bin/ls -l -r -t /tmp"
if status != 0 then alert
New: Implemented restart as an optional service action. When Monit
is called to restart a service, it previously called the stop
program registered with the service and then the start program.
Now, if a restart program is registred with the service, this
will be called instead, otherwise Monit fall back to its old
behaviour. Example:
check process apache with pidfile /var/run/httpd.pid
start = "/usr/sbin/apachectl start"
stop = "/usr/sbin/apachectl stop"
restart = "/usr/sbin/apachectl restart" <- New
New: Improved communication with M/Monit. Thanks to Hippo Lin. For
scalability purpose, this Monit version should only be used with
M/Monit version 3.1 or later.
BUGFIXES:
* Monit stopped if an error occurred during MTA connection close.
* Make the Memcache protocol test faster.
* Solaris zone: fix system memory usage report.
* Use chiper list with SSL server instead of relying on default
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until proven otherwise.
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hardcoded to plain /etc/munin.
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* Borrow code from OpenBSD Ports
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The vulnerability is only exposed to service domains for HVM guests
which have privilege over the guest. In a usual configuration that
means only device model emulators (qemu-dm).
bump PKGREV
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Fix PR pkg/48777
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2.1.1 - 2014-04-29
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BUG FIXES
* 446: [Windows] fix encoding error when using net_io_counters() on Python 3.
(patch by Szigeti Gabor Niif)
* 460: [Windows] net_io_counters() wraps after 4G.
* 491: [Linux] psutil.net_connections() exceptions. (patch by Alexander Grothe)
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D-Bus 1.8.2 (2014-04-30)
==
The “nobody wants red” release.
Enhancements:
• in the CMake build system, add some hints for Linux users cross-compiling
Windows D-Bus binaries to be able to run tests under Wine
(fd.o #41252, Ralf Habacker)
• add Documentation key to dbus.service (fd.o #77447, Cameron Norman)
Fixes:
• in "dbus-uuidgen --ensure", try to copy systemd's /etc/machine-id
to /var/lib/dbus/machine-id instead of generating an entirely new ID
(fd.o #77941, Simon McVittie)
• if dbus-launch receives an X error very quickly, do not kill
unrelated processes (fd.o #74698, Роман Донченко)
• on Windows, allow up to 8K connections to the dbus-daemon, instead of the
previous 64 (fd.o #71297; Cristian Onet, Ralf Habacker)
• cope with \r\n newlines in regression tests, since on Windows,
dbus-daemon.exe uses text mode (fd.o #75863, Руслан Ижбулатов)
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wip by ryoon and myself, tested by Thomas Schmitt and Freddy Fisker.
libisoburn is a frontend for libraries libburn and libisofs which
enables creation and expansion of ISO-9660 filesystems on all
CD/DVD/BD media supported by libburn. This includes media like
DVD+RW, which do not support multi-session management on media
level and even plain disk files or block devices.
This package also contains comand line and dialog application
xorriso.
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Upstream changes:
0.17
- add option: --backlog to change the backlog size (default: SOMAXCONN) (thanks to Yuryu)
0.16
- [bugfix] unset the environment variable when a file is removed from the directory specified by --envdir
0.15
- added option: --envdir for reloading configuration (thanks to limitusus)
- added options: --enable-auto-restart and interval for periodical automatic restarting (thanks to limitusus)
- added option: --kill-old-delay for delaying SIGTERM (thanks to limitusus)
0.14
- fix regression in 0.13; start_server wo. "--dir" was causing errors
0.13
- add option: --dir (thanks to kazeburo)
0.12
- bugfix: support for programs with whitespaces (thanks to clkao)
- add option: --signal-on-term (thanks to miyagawa)
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