The Bub's Brothers is a network, client-server game. It does not mean that you
cannot play it alone, on a non-networked computer, but that will just be less
fun. The game is written in the Python programming language.
* The server is the program that you only need to run on one machine. It is a
non-graphical program that computes the gameplay and sends display data to the
clients via the network.
* The client is the display program that must be executed on every machine.
- Security fixes for twisted.web.
- Cred, Twisted's unified authentication and authorization framework,
was rewritten. While still not stable, the new system is far superior
and developers are encouraged to start using it.
- Flow, an utility page for integrating asynchronous control flow with
generators and iterators.
- Many improvements to the UDP subsystem.
- Many Windows-specific networking bug fixes.
- Cleanups in Woven - outputted HTML no longer includes attributes used
by templating, removed fake-acquisition for templates.
- Support switching over to TLS from TCP connections (useful for e.g.
STARTTLS in SMTP.)
- Improvements to the mail protocols and infrastructure.
- Fixed 2.2.0 compatibility.
- Index support for Lore.
- Bug fixes, documentation updates and small feature improvements.
* New module gnosis.anon. This module generates "anonyms" for email
addresses, and forwards any mail sent to those anonyms on to the
corresponding real addresses. In other words, this is a protocol
that allows anonymous recipients to get email. Currently alpha-status.
See http://gnosis.cx/anon for further information.
* Updated gnosis.xml.pickle to handle the new BooleanType in
Python 2.3. Python <= 2.2 can read these pickles as well.
Revised family mapping for functions/classes.
* Bugfix in gnosis.xml.pickle.util for classes that are
loaded from sys.modules.
* Rewrote gnosis.util.introspect.instance_noinit to use more
robust "new" module and/or __new__() as applicable. Added
obj_from_classtype to public API.
* Updated xml.objectify to handle namespaces. Additional check
for passed DOM node. Added new tests.
* New util xmlcat.py for concatenating XML files.
I made this optional as not all (including me) have Windows shares in
their networks. And you can always install samba later and get the same
functionality...
This release adds the following features:
- SCons now supports Microsoft Visual Studio .NET.
- SCons now support Microsoft Visual Studio project
(.dsp, .dsw, .sln and .vcproj) files.
- An M4 Builder has been added.
- Support for the Intel C Compiler (icl.exe) has been added.
- The SConf subsystem can now check for specific functions and types.
The following fixes have been added:
- Portability to non-GNU versions of lex and yacc has been improved.
- Library prefixes now work correctly in a subdirectory that matches
the prefix.
- Options are now saved as their actual value type (not all as
strings), values that contain single quotes are now stored
correctly, and any non-default Option values is stored regardless of
how it was changed.
- The temporary file name used to link long command line on Win32
systems now has a .lnk suffix (necessary for some tool chains).
- SCons now generates an error if a construction variable is
not the same form as a valid Python identifier.
- The "-h" option no longer requires the distutils package.
- Up-to-date messages now quote the targets like Make
(`backquote-quote') instead of with double quotes.
- SCons now correctly builds targets above the current directory
when the -u, -U or -D options are used.
- The -n option no longer updates the .sconsign file signatures.
- Import('*') to import all Export()ed variables now works properly.
- The SConf subsystem now works properly with the -n and -q options,
when using SConscriptChdir(), with paths containing white space, and
with Builders that return lists of nodes.
This is a utility which will run through PostgreSQL system tables and returns
HTML, DOT, and 2 styles of XML which describes the database. The HTML is human
readable (via webbrowser). The first style of XML is actually the fileformat
of Dia, a UML diagram tool. The second type of XML is similar to the HTML but
in the Docbook 4 format. It enables you to mix in other docbook documentation
via the XREFs, generating PDFs, HTML, RTF, or other formatted documents.
Between these tools and JavaDoc with the appropriate XREFs, documentation
about a project can be generated quickly and be easily updatable yet have a
very professional look with some DSSSL work.
This package contains the programs which handle the installation
and removal of packages on your system. The primary interface for
the dpkg suite is the `dselect' program; a more low-level and less
user-friendly interface is available in the form of the `dpkg'
command.
dpkg is for maintain the .deb packages of GNU Debian.
--
You can declare the DPKG_DB_PATH in your mk.conf to specify the dir
on which dpkg will install the database.
This is the first commit of the debian_linux packages for pkgsrc ...
will be continue soon ...
This package was inspired by the Big Brother Database package available for
various Emacs mailers. It provides adapters for various address data stores
(yp, nis, ldap, mutt_alias, finger, etc.) for use with mutt.
Modern Nameserver Technology
The PowerDNS Nameserver is a modern, advanced and high performance
authoritative-only nameserver. It is written from scratch and
conforms to all the relevant DNS standards documents.
PowerDNS is Open Source.
Backend Architecture
The PowerDNS Nameserver utilizes, a flexible backend architecture
can access DNS information from any data source. This includes file
formats, Bind zone files, relational databases or LDAP directories.
CGDB is a curses-based interface to the GNU Debugger (GDB). The goal of CGDB
is to be lightweight and responsive; not encumbered with unnecessary features.
The interface is designed to deliver the familiar GDB text interface, with a
split screen showing the source as it executes. The UI is modeled on the
classic Unix text editor, vi. Those familiar with vi should feel right at home
using CGDB.
--
http://cgdb.sourceforge.net/
This fixes a security vulnerability, leading to remote code execution. Hence
big ugly Makefiles rewrite is delayed until 2.1.15 is released.
GKrellM Changelog
-----------------
2.1.14 - Tue Jun 24, 2003
------------------------
* Bugfixes
o Buffer overflow in gkrellmd_client_read().
o Andrey Borzenkov <arvidjaar--at--mail.ru> patch makes stays on top
option additionally set _NET_WM_STATE_STAYS_ON_TOP property for older
window managers that don't recognize _NET_WM_STATE_ABOVE.
o gkrellmd uname() usage did not handle Solaris success return value.
2.1.13 - Tue Jun 17, 2003
------------------------
* Makefile can use DESTDIR and/or PREFIX if INSTALLROOT is not specified.
* Patches:
o Andrey Borzenkov <arvidjaar--at--mail.ru> update linux.c to handle
2.5 kernel sysfs support of sensors - adds sysfs_sensors_init(),
sysfs_get_sensor(), and sysfs_get_chip_name(). Also adds usbfs to
fs types to ignore.
o Hajimu UMEMOTO <ume--at--mahoroba.org> gkrellmd workaround for listen()
returning EADDRINUSE problem on some machines that are both IPv6 and
IPv4 enabled.
o Ville Skytta <ville.skytta-at--iki.fi> clean up of documentation typos.
o Henrik Brix Andersen <brix--at--gimp.org> fix gkrellm.spec.
* Bugfixes
o "make install" creates all install directories.
o Some NetBSD compile errors.
o Missing OpenBSD target in gkrellmd dir.
o Some off by 1 sscanf() field widths.
* Translation updates
o pl.po from Przemyslaw Sulek <pbs--at--linux.net.pl>
DESCR:
We are both console lovers. But it is annoying to have a few tty's open with
chat things in them. IRC, ICQ, MSN, Jabber... For X there is Gaim, which
supports many chatprotocols. Why wasn't there such a thing for the console?
The idea to port Gaim was easily thought of, of course. But we liked our IRC
clients. And we used it the most, so we used it best. Importing it into the
IRC client was a nice idea. But what if someone liked a different client.
Then (s)he had to duplicate our work.
That's a shame, we thought. Doing work twice is pointless. So when Wilmer
got the ingenious thought in his mind while farming, to create an IRC to
other chatnetworks gateway, we were both so excited, that we started working
on it almost immediately. And the result is BitlBee.
--
http://www.lintux.cx/bitlbee.html
