package breakage introduced in the previous commit. Add a SUFFUX to
the install dir for reference ports for gtk20 and gtk30. This allows
them both to be installed at the same time.
Submitted by: QaT
Pointyhat to: kwm
without PIMLIMS option [1]
- Add math/eigen3 to the list of build dependencies
PR: ports/178789 [1]
Submitted by: Hon-Yu Lawrence Cheung <cheunghonyu at gmail.com>
With this patch, the port becomes valyriatear-0.5.1 essentially,
but I'd prefer to not bump portversion and force distfile redownload
for such a small single change.
liblfc as name. [1]
Update devel/lfcbase to 1.5.4: [1]
Several shared lib issues were addressed
The license was changed from GPLv2 to GPLv3.
Update devel/lfcxml to 1.1.3 and chase the move of devel/lfc [2]
Update devel/dragon to 1.3.10 and chase the move of devel/lfc [3]
Update databases/cego to 2.18.6 and chase the move of devel/lfc [4]
Several shared lib issues were addressed.
The license was changed from GPLv2 to GPLv3.
Update databases/my2cego to 1.1.3 and chase the move of devel/lfc [5]
Updated the autoconf setup
Changed License from GPLv2 to GPLv3
PR: ports/178745 [1]
ports/178746 [2]
ports/178747 [3]
ports/178752 [4]
ports/178754 [5]
Submitted by: Kurt Jaeger <fbsd-ports@opsec.eu> (maintainer) [1-5]
- www/rt40 to 4.0.13
- www/rt38 to 3.8.17 [1]
This is a security fix addressing a number of CVEs:
CVE-2012-4733
CVE-2013-3368
CVE-2013-3369
CVE-2013-3370
CVE-2013-3371
CVE-2013-3372
CVE-2013-3373
CVE-2013-3374
Users will need to update their database schemas as described in
pkg-message
Approved by: flo [1]
Security: 3a429192-c36a-11e2-97a9-6805ca0b3d42
do not seem to work for me on amd64, e.g. "hfs read": zero-sized files are
copied to destination. Perhaps it is caused by careless assumption of the
types' sizes (excerpt from hfs0_37/endian.h):
typedef unsigned long ULONG; // 32 bit unsigned
typedef long LONG; // 32 bit signed
typedef unsigned int UINT; // 16 bit unsigned
typedef int INT; // 16 bit signed
typedef unsigned char BYTE; // 8 bit unsigned
typedef char SBYTE; // 8 bit signed
typedef int BOOL; // boolean value
`sysutils/ufsutils' provides better alternative: easier to use, has alive
upstream, and works correctly on amd64 (presumably on i386 as well).
While here, also explicitly mention that there is no HFS+ volumes support
available.
