It allows you to manipulate LDAP entries using Django's models.
Declaring models using the LDAP backend is very staightforward,
you simply inherit from ldapdb.models.Model and declare the fields
in the same way as for regular models.
You can even edit the LDAP entries using Django's admin interface.
WWW: http://opensource.bolloretelecom.eu/projects/django-ldapdb/
PR: ports/186162
Submitted by: Alexander Kriventsov <avk@vl.ru>
- Add DOCS and NVIDIA_GL options
- Restore MASTER_SITES
- Install without using custom commands
- Take maintainership (former maintainer agreed by private mail)
- For MASTER_SITE_IDSOFTWARE, remove ftp.chg.ru (looks dead) and add ftp.gwdg.de
processes. The idea is to provide the basic daemon functionality while still
giving the developer the ability to customize their daemon for any purpose.
WWW: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/daemons
PR: ports/187412
Submitted by: fax@nohik.ee
to print a generated PostScript file. When lpd(8) is used, lpr(1) from base
must be used. Also, status command for lpc(8) requires a printer name. If
no argument is specified, i.e., "/usr/sbin/lpc status", then it displays the
command usage, i.e., "usage: status {all | printer ...}". Unfortunately,
"usage" is interpreted as a printer name because ":" is included. Add "all"
and adjust an expression for grep(1).
used to print a generated PostScript file. When lpd(8) is used, lpr(1) from
base must be used. Also, status command for lpc(8) requires a printer name.
If no argument is specified, i.e., "/usr/sbin/lpc status", then it displays
the command usage, i.e., "usage: status {all | printer ...}".
Unfortunately, "usage" is interpreted as a printer name because ":" is
included. Add "all" and adjust an expression for grep(1). [1]
- Use /proc/curproc/file to find its executable path if available. It fixes
java/icedtea-web, for example. [2]
PR: ports/178856 [1]
PR: java/189905 [2]
to print a generated PostScript file. When lpd(8) is used, lpr(1) from base
must be used. Also, status command for lpc(8) requires a printer name. If
no argument is specified, i.e., "/usr/sbin/lpc status", then it displays the
command usage, i.e., "usage: status {all | printer ...}". Unfortunately,
"usage" is interpreted as a printer name because ":" is included. Add "all"
and adjust an expression for grep(1).
PR: ports/178856
- Add new patch, 'patch-panel-plugin__wavelan.ci', in order to change percentage
values (25%, 50% and 75%, instead 40%, 55% and 70%)
- Fix signal quality
- Bump PORTREVISION
Submitted by: J.R. Oldroyd <fbsd@opal.com>
Obtained from: http://lists.freebsd.org/pipermail/freebsd-xfce/2014-May/000914.html
