so display(1) works correctly when a command produces less output
than the previous one.
PR: 28405
Submitted by: Stephen Montgomery-Smith <stephen@cauchy.math.missouri.edu>
Overall:
- Disregard -r and -R when -a is also specified; there is no
need to recurse when you do with everything.
- Fix a bug in -r and -R routines where it might fail in error
if dependencies of a package were all wrong.
[Caught by: Mamoru Iwaki <iwaki@bsp.bc.niigata-u.ac.jp>]
- Fix the support for the case where PORTSDIR is a symlink.
- Squeeze //'s.
- Run `stty sane' before building each port, on interrupt, and
before exit.
- Accept portorigin_glob and pkgname_glob with paths, except
for -x/--exclude.
portupgrade:
- Fix `portupgrade -Ni' (portinstall -i).
- Skip ports and packages that once failed, and do not try to
upgrade multiple packages of an origin.
- If a port or a package failed to build or install, skip its
dependents. This behavior can be overridden by the new
option, -g/--go-on.
pkgdepfix:
- Backup +CONTENTS files before removing duplicates.
portsclean:
- Start implementing -L/--libclean.
misc/tcsh/complete.sample:
- Add a simple example of tcsh completion definitions.
[Contributed by: kuwa@flab.fujitsu.co.jp]
still has the "killustrator" icon name. Fix both the icon name and program
title with a simple regexp in post-patch target. Before this, the
Illustration template had the default document icon.
building for bento.
KDE tries to find the utmp file while building in bento's chroot, and
doesn't find it: the talkd build is skipped because KDE does not understand
how to locate users (its /proc method applies to Linux only).
Just teach KDE to take our word for it and avoid the utmp check entirely
(AC_CHECK_UTMP_FILE): the talkd application will then be built by default.
A note about how to install languages into a PostgreSQL database is added.
PR: ports/29916
Submitted by: Palle Girgensohn <girgen@partitur.se> (MAINTAINER)
Michal Pasternak <doc@lublin.t1.pl> (the note)
Sendmail, Inc., and the Sendmail Consortium announce the availability
of sendmail 8.11.6 and 8.12.0.Beta19.
These new versions fix a security problem reported by SecurityFocus
regarding command line processing. This vulnerability is present in
sendmail open source versions between 8.10.0 and 8.11.5 as well as all
8.12.0.Beta versions. Therefore, sendmail 8.12.0.Beta users should upgrade
to 8.12.0.Beta19.
The problem was not present in 8.10 or earlier versions. However, as
always, we recommend using the latest version. Note that this problem is
not remotely exploitable.
This is hairy as Compaq is now putting out dynamic binary rather than static
ones. This makes my job harder with faking out this Linux compiler.
Submitted by: gallatin
