security issues in two two ports.
I've not use pubcookie in several year and given the lack of complaint
about the deprication of mod_pubcookie, I doubt anyone else uses it from
ports. The mod_pubcookie port has already expired and I've set a two
week expriation for pubcookie-login-server. If not maintainer
appears I will send both to the Attic on June 6th.
While I'm here, address the use of CONF_FILES and CONF_DIRS in
pubcookie-login-server to avoid getting in the way of progress. [0]
PR: ports/157164 [0]
Security: vuxml:115a1389-858e-11e0-a76c-000743057ca2
vuxml:1ca8228f-858d-11e0-a76c-000743057ca2
-IMP, the Internet Mail Program, is one of the most popular and widely deployed
-open source webmail applications in the world. It allows universal, web-based
-access to IMAP and POP3 mail servers and provides Ajax, mobile and traditional
-interfaces with a rich range of features normally found only in desktop email
-clients.
Approved by: itetcu (mentor)(implicit)
description languages. Changes from 8.x series include:
- This release includes a move to an ICC-based color rendering
workflow. The design allows easy integration of 3rd party color
management modules (CMMs) and management of DeviceN and spot source
colors with ICC profiles as well as with non-ICC proprietary
methods. The default CMM is the well known littleCMS. Postscript
color objects and non-ICC CIE-based PDF color spaces are converted
to equivalent ICC profiles enabling complete color management for
all color spaces by an ICC-based CMM. New command line options
enable the specification of gray, rgb and cmyk default ICC profiles
as well as output device ICC profiles. The new work flow provides
performance improvements in the rendering of images, shadings and
transparencies. In addition, the color conversions are designed to
work efficiently in multithreaded display list (c-list) rendering
through the use of a shared link cache. Finally, proper ICC based
rendering now occurs for ALL XPS objects including Named colors,
N-Channel colors and images with internally embedded ICC profiles.
- The second major change in this release is that glyph rendering for
all font types except Type 3 is now handled by Freetype (via a much
improved and enhanced Font API). The most obvious benefit of this is
a complete, and proven implementation of the TrueType byte code
interpreter (now unencumbered by patents).
- Another major change is that the Postscript interpreter's graphics
state now stores two separate colour space settings for stroking and
filling, to better support the stroke and fill colours required by
the PDF interpreter.
- Support for optional content has been added to the PDF interpreter.
- This release also includes a number of improvements to the pdfwrite
device to improve reliability and quality with PCL and XPS
input. Many improvements to the support of JPX images in PDF files,
PDF annotation rendering and the usual number of general bug and
robustness fixes.
- For security reasons, Ghostscript no longer searches the current
directory by default. Use -P option to revert to old behavior.
- For monochrome devices, there is a new halftone technique for
sampled image data. The existing technique is very efficient (and is
is still used) for large areas of color, such as an area fill, but
encountered performance problems dealing with sampled image data
where a given colour value only covered a few pixels at a time. The
new approach applies the halftone threshold array directly to the
image samples.
- A new, robust CFF parser implemented in C (replacing the previous
Poscript one)
- tiffscaled device - this renders internally as tiffgray, but then
downsamples by an integer scale factor (specified by
-dDownScaleFactor=n) and error diffuses to 1bpp output. The
tiffscaled device also implements limited minimum feature size
functionality; by setting -dMinFeatureSize to 1, 2 or 3, the device
output is guaranteed to generate minimum dot sizes as multiples of
the final resolution, useful for devices that offer finer position
control than dot size control.
- Add DSC compatible output in ps2write.
-The Horde Application Framework is a flexible, modular, general-purpose web
-application framework written in PHP. It provides an extensive array of
-components that are targeted at the common problems and tasks involved in
-developing modern web applications. It is the basis for a large number of
-production-level web applications, notably the Horde Groupware suites. For more
-information on Horde or the Horde Groupware suites, visit http://www.horde.org.
Approved by: itetcu (mentor)(implicit)
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Scanning dependencies of target sqlreply
> Building C object contrib/sqlreply/CMakeFiles/sqlreply.dir/c/michal.o
> /usr/ports/comms/gammu/work/gammu-1.29.0/contrib/sqlreply/c/michal.c:16:25: error: mysql/mysql.h: No such file or directory
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The error occures only if a mysql port/package is installed.
2. Bump PORTREVISION.
Pointed out by: Ruslan Mahmatkhanov <cvs-src@yandex.ru> (via freebsd-ports@)
