CD-DA extraction tool with excessive data corrections,
such as jitter, loss of data, etc.
This will soon be obsoleted by cdparanoia IV, I hope....
Most SCSI/ATAPI CD-ROM drives should work fine.
However, the ATAPI stuff is totally untested, and
if it happened to work, it was a miracle. :-)
Currently,
- the feature to search for CD-ROM device is not
implemented and the -g option is required,
- the libraries are not installed.
This shares a distfile and a checksum file with the postgresql package. It uses
a different workaround for the postgres jdbc Makefile than in that package's
patch-an, but I am leaving that patch there for documentation purposes. (That way
`cd pkgsrcs/databases/postgresql ; make patch' DTRT for people looking at the
sources).
extra something thrown in. It was inspired by the January 4, 2000
storyline in the User Friendly comic. If you haven't seen it yet,
check it out at http://www.userfriendly.org/ (and do so in a place you
can freely laugh).
doesn't use it. Later tonight or tomorrow morning, I will commit a jdbc-postgresql
package which will share DISTFILE and patch goo with this package.
All this may eventually be replaced if the client stuff is factored out of the
postgresql package, but that's not me.
shared and static (NOPIC). Works with ELF on -current now.
NOPIC and SunOS support may be broken; someone else with the necessary
resources should test and possibly fix these cases.
Apache JSSI parses JHTML files, executes the servlets as specified by the
<SERVLET> tag and replaces those tags with the output of the executed
servlet. The <SERVLET> tag can be seen as the server side equivalent of
the <APPLET> tag.
Note that SSI files for java servlets are called JHTML files in the
apache context while SHTML files are usually for traditional SSI (like
<!--#ECHO -->). This is a bit confusing since in the Java Web Server
(SUN) context SHTML files are used for java servlet SSI files and
JHTML is used for page compiled pages. Java Apache SSI does not support
page compiling.
- make printcap parsing understand comments.
- pass missing argument to function.
XXX: mental note: ppd files are \r not \n separated. We need to fix the
parsing so we don't have to convert them to unix files before they work.
New since version 5.5
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Not much:
- New "Edit with Vim" popup menu entry for MS-Windows. Avoids problems with
the MS Office taskbar.
- 18 new syntax files.
- "z+" and "z^" commands.
And many bug fixes! This version is aimed at stability.
See ":help version-5.6" in Vim for the details.
USE_CRYPTO: YES, NO; Default: YES
- whether or not net/speakfreely is compiled with support for
encrypted connections
USE_IDEA: YES, NO; Default: package-dependent
- whether or not to compile with support for patented IDEA;
used by net/speakfreely and security/ssh
Also, remove SSH_DONT_USE_IDEA. This is still handled by ssh Makefile,
but is marked as deprecated.
using patented IDEA algorithm. Uses two new make variables which may be
defined in mk.conf:
USE_CRYPTO: YES, NO
USE_IDEA: YES, NO
Defaults to building with crypto but without IDEA.
governs whether a package which was installed before OBJECT_FMT was added
to the BUILD_DEFS will display an warning message. To shut up the message,
set WARN_NO_OBJECT_FMT to "no".
