- Add lsof into RUN_DEPENDS
- fix CPU and memory readings
(thanks to Tim Creech, Hung-Yi Chen, Bernard Spil, Greg V)
- add battery support
(thanks to Greg V)
- Fix crash when emptying a column of meters
- Make Esc key more responsive
Submitted by: Hung-Yi Chen <gaod@hychen.org> (maintainer)
TransDecoder identifies candidate coding regions within transcript
sequences, such as those generated by de novo RNA-Seq transcript
assembly using Trinity, or constructed based on RNA-Seq alignments
to the genome using Tophat and Cufflinks.
WWW: http://transdecoder.github.io/
PR: 207993
Submitted by: Jason Bacon <bacon4000@gmail.com>
and dovecot2-antispam-plugin.
Changes for 2.2.22:
+ Added doveadm HTTP API: See
http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Design/DoveadmProtocol/HTTP
+ virtual plugin: Mailbox filtering can now be done based on the
mailbox metadata. See http://wiki2.dovecot.org/Plugins/Virtual
+ stats: Added doveadm stats reset to reset global stats.
+ stats: Added authentication statistics if auth_stats=yes.
+ dsync, imapc, pop3c & pop3-migration: Many optimizations,
improvements and error handling fixes.
+ doveadm: Most commands now stop soon after SIGINT/SIGTERM.
- auth: Auth caching was done too aggressively when %variables were
used in default_fields, override_fields or LDAP pass/user_attrs.
userdb result_* were also ignored when user was found from cache.
- imap: Fixed various assert-crashes caused v2.2.20+. Some of them
caught actual hangs or otherwise unwanted behavior towards IMAP
clients.
- Expunges were forgotten in some situations, for example when
pipelining multiple IMAP MOVE commands.
- quota: Per-namespaces quota were broken for dict and count backends
in v2.2.20+
- fts-solr: Search queries were using OR instead of AND as the
separator for multi-token search queries in v2.2.20+.
- Single instance storage support wasn't really working in v2.2.16+
- dbox: POP3 message ordering wasn't working correctly.
- virtual plugin: Fixed crashes related to backend mailbox deletions.
There are no more ports dependent on gcc-aux anymore, and there's no
known reason to use this compiler over the newer gcc5-aux and gcc6-aux
compilers. Ideally, there should only be two compilers featured in the
Ada framework: The default and the upcoming one.
The gnatdroid cross-compilers (*BSD => Android) were the last two users
of gcc-aux (gcc 4.9 Ada compiler). They are now based on gcc6-aux.
The Android NDK release 11 just came out with support for Android API 23
(Marshmellow) so now gnatdroid supports it. I removed API 8 and 9
(Froyo and Gingerbread) from gnatdroid-armv7. Froyo currently is installed
on less than 0.1% of Android devices, and Gingerbread is dropping under 2%
soon. Many sysroot distfiles were re-rolled to gain required headers, so
a distfiles subdirectory was added as well.
The main motivations for this release are bug fixes related to use
cases with large number of zones (more than 50 zones) in combination
with an XFR based setup. Too much concurrent zone transfers causes new
transfers to be held back. These excess transfers however were not
properly scheduled for later.
No migration steps needed when upgrading from OpenDNSSEC 1.4.8.
Bugfixes:
* Add TCP waiting queue. Fix signer getting 'stuck' when adding many
zones at once. Thanks to Haavard Eidnes to bringing this to our attention.
* OPENDNSSEC-723: received SOA serial reported as on disk.
* Fix potential locking issue on SOA serial.
* Crash on shutdown. At all times join xfr and dns handler threads.
* Make handling of notifies more consistent. Previous implementation would
bounce between code paths.
Known Issues:
When using SoftHSM2 compiled with OpenSSL, and libmysql with OpenSSL
as database backend for OpenDNSSEC. "ods-ksmutil key list --verbose"
crashes on exit. This is ultimately a bug in OpenSSL and not new for
this particular release. Make sure you don't use this specific
combination.
From <https://www.opendnssec.org>
PR: 206491
Submitted by: Jaap Akkerhuis <jaap@NLnetLabs.nl> (maintainer)
Sponsored by: DK Hostmaster A/S
PR: 207198
Submitted by: Hannes Hauswedell <h2+fbsdports@fsfe.org>
Valley Benchmark is a new GPU stress-testing tool from the developers
of the very popular and highly acclaimed Heaven Benchmark. The
forest-covered valley surrounded by vast mountains amazes with its
scale from a bird's-eye view and is extremely detailed down to every
leaf and flower petal. This non-synthetic benchmark powered by the
state-of-the art UNIGINE Engine showcases a comprehensive set of
cutting-edge graphics technologies with a dynamic environment and
fully interactive modes available to the end user.
This port includes the linux-binaries of the basic (free-to-use)
version of the benchmark.
http://unigine.com/en/products/benchmarks/valley
PR: 207448
Submitted by: rmelcer@iteris.com
This is a port of MapCache, a server that implements tile caching to speed up
access to WMS layers. It's primary objectives are to be fast and easily
deployable, while offering the essential features (and more!) expected from a
tile caching solution.
http://www.mapserver.org/mapcache/
- Define LICENSE (GPLv2) and no longer require GNU make(1)
- Install some documentation and a sample configuration file
- Amend features and project URL in port description text
- Unbreak fetching: upstream are using Debian CDN officially
- Stop demanding GNU make: builds fine with BSD make as well
- Define LICENSE (GPLv2), install couple of docs and sample
configuration file while here
- Update port description text and project web address
