the lang/gcc4x ports since last spring and newer versions of GCC do
not carry a point in their major version designation. On top of that
WITH_GCC has not been use for ages anyway.
On the way move ONLY_FOR_ARCHS towards its proper spot.
Approved by: portmgr blanket
. Install either the i386 or amd64 version of the JDK, depending upon the
value of LINUX_ARCH.
. Add appropriate packing list conditionals to account for this.
. Install either the i386 or amd64 version of the JDK, depending upon the
value of LINUX_ARCH.
. Add appropriate packing list conditionals to account for this.
Make SWT support optional and disable it by default. swt-devel is
unmaintained, quite the heavy dependency, and SWT support is not used
by any port in the tree.
Follow the lead of some of the other jakarta-commons ports and download
the pre-built binary .jar since building from source using ant has been
removed from jakarta-commons-lang3 a few versions ago.
Install the .jar file with the version number and then symlink it to
the .jar file without the version number as is done by
jakarta-commons-logging.
Pet portlint.
Unwrap a line that is no longer too long.
This release fixes CVE-2017-13098 ("ROBOT"), a Bleichenbacher oracle in TLS
when RSA key exchange is negotiated. This potentially affected BCJSSE servers
and any other TLS servers configured to use JCE for the underlying crypto -
note the two TLS implementations using the BC lightweight APIs
are not affected by this.
Some of additional fixes, features and functionality:
* GOST3410-94 private keys encoded using ASN.1 INTEGER are now accepted
in private key info objects; GOST3412-2015 has been added
to the JCE provider and the lightweight API.
* SCRYPT is now supported as a SecretKeyFactory in the provider and
in the PKCS8 APIs.
* The BCJSSE provider now supports Server Name Indication,
session resumption in clients, the jdk.tls.namedGroups and
org.bouncycastle.jsse.ec.disableChar2 system properties.
* ECGOST-2012 public keys were being encoded with the wrong OID
for the digest parameter in the algorithm parameter set. This has been fixed.
* The BCJSSE SSLEngine implementation now correctly wraps/unwraps
application data only in whole records.
Further details on other additions and bug fixes can be found in the
release notes at:
https://www.bouncycastle.org/releasenotes.html
Security: CVE-2017-13098
2017-11-30 www/p5-Yahoo-Lifestyle: This service has been shut down
2017-11-30 games/linux-rtcw: Use the native and open source games/iortcw instead
2017-11-30 java/bootstrap-openjdk: superseded by java/bootstrap-openjdk[68]
2017-11-30 lang/gcc46: Unsupported by upstream. Use GCC 6 or newer instead.
Excerpted from the original submission:
"FreeBSD on several architectures automatically utilizes superpages. So,
for the JVM's JIT-compiled code cache and data heap, much of those regions
are already using superpages. However, the -XX:+UseLargePages option still
serves a useful, if secondary, purpose on FreeBSD. Essentially, it informs
the JVM's platform-independent layer what the supported page sizes are. So,
when memory is mmap(2)ed and munmap(2)ed within the code cache and data
heap, the addresses and sizes will be superpage-aligned and a multiple of
the superpage size, respectively. Currently, without this patch, the code
cache, for example, typically starts at an unaligned address, so the initial
portion of the code cache can never be a superpage. Similarly, unaligned
munmap(2)s on the data heap force the kernel to demote superpages to 4KB
pages, and this patch eliminates those demotions.
This patch both introduces the code needed on FreeBSD to implement
-XX:+UseLargePages and deletes code that was copied from Linux that is, to
the best of my knowledge, useless on any version of BSD, i.e., UseHugeTLBFS
and UseSHM. The additions are in part based on the Solaris version of
os_solaris.cpp, e.g., the sorting of the page sizes array."
Note I did minor style cleanup and regenerated the patches.
Submitted by: alc
armv7, mark them so.
This is part two of a multipart commit to bring armv7 ports to parity
with armv6.
Approved by: portmgr (tier-2 blanket)
Obtained from: lonesome.com -exp run
