pkgsrc portability patches submitted back upstream but ignored.
Additions include:
* Configuration support for Tru64 and some fixes for other systems
* New color option Header General Color to color all headers in MESSAGE
TEXT screen
* Added NONE color setting for Index symbols and Keyword colors so that
the background color of a symbol can be set to not blot out the
background color of an index line. There is also a similar NORM color
that tracks the Normal Color
* New color options Index Subject Color and Index From Color options to
color parts of MESSAGE INDEX lines
* Some improvements to Enable Incoming Folders Checking option,
including new options Incoming Checking Includes Total, Incoming
Checking Uses Recent, and Incoming Check Interval Secondary
* Eliminate address book sorting wars when two different systems sort an
address book differently. Instead of checking that the address book is
correctly sorted whenever it is opened the sorting will only happen
when a change is made. The sort order you see is the sort order from
the last system where a change was made.
* Added a new category of Rule called a Search Rule. A Search Rule has a
Pattern but no Action is associated with that Pattern. It is used with
the Select command in the MESSAGE INDEX screen to Select the set of
messages that match a rule's Pattern.
* Added minor adjustment to display of opening text with Opening Text
Separator Characters option. Display of opening text is controlled by
configuring your Index Format option to include one of the Subject
tokens that causes this behavior (SUBJECTTEXT, SUBJKEYTEXT, or
SUBJKEYINITTEXT).
* Added tokens OPENINGTEXT and OPENINGTEXTDQ for use with the Index
Format option. These are alternative ways to display the opening text
of a message in the index screen.
* Added SHORTIMAPSTATUS token for the Index Format
* The default values of many features have been changed, exposing a more
advanced user interface by default. In addition, though the names of
features used in the configuration files remains the same, the
displayed text in the Config screen is no longer tied directly to that
name.
* Changed Windows Alpine so that it can show up in the list of default
programs in Vista.
Bugs that have been addressed in this release include:
* INBOX displayed twice in some situations when there was a folder named
INBOX
* Crash in PC-Alpine related to traditional UNIX mailbox format
* Canceling out of the password prompt when opening an incoming folder
was causing the re-open of a previously opened folder to fail
* News collection display empty after canceling out of password prompt
* Extra password prompt when adding incoming folder after canceling out
of earlier password prompt
* Recognize and ignore XML processing instructions in HTML messages
* Window title was being set using Unicode characters instead of the
local character set of the display terminal
* The option Busy Cue Spinner Only was displaying an oncoming two-engine
airplane instead of a spinner
* Got rid of default green Subject header color added in 0.99
* Title Closed Color wasn't being shown when in the composer
* Disable-Input-History, which was added in previous version, is changed
to Disable Save Input History and its effect is restricted to
ambiguous situations, like Save
* Added missing input history command for Pipe Attachment
* Cannot open another folder after an empty directory is opened when
Combined Folder Display and Expanded View of Folders options are set
* When answering No to the commit changes question after changing the
Inbox Path the change was written to the config file anyway
* When the Threading Display Style results in the information being
truncated add a thread depth indicator in brackets at the right hand
edge
1529 7.1.003 (extra) Win32: menu entries end up in message history
2481 7.1.004 crash when editing a directory
3841 7.1.005 "cit" used on <foo></foo> deletes <foo>
2941 7.1.006 when reading from stdin 'modified' can't be reset in autocmd
6458 7.1.007 (extra) Mac: context menu does not work, scrollbars not dimmed
2631 7.1.008 getfsize() returns an invalid number for very big files
1881 7.1.009 diff mode: tab to spaces change not highlighted correctly
2796 7.1.010 Gnome: tab pages are not included in the saved session
1934 7.1.011 buffer overflow when $VIMRUNTIME is very long
1904 7.1.012 ":let &tw = 'asdf'" does not give an error message
2139 7.1.013 ":syn include" only loads the first file
1479 7.1.014 crash in C-indenting
3743 7.1.015 MzScheme interface doesn't build on Mac; init problem
2368 7.1.016 (after 7.1.012) error message when using ":cwindow"
6729 7.1.017 ":confirm w" does not give a prompt when file is read-only
1771 7.1.018 "p" at end of line doesn't work right when 've' is set
- From Windows version of 7-zip 4.48:
- Encryption strength for .7z format was increased.
Now it uses random initialization vectors.
- Some bugs were fixed.
- fixed 1729236: Makefile infrastructure not safe for parallel compilation
(if your make command understands -C and -j4, copy makefile.parallel_jobs over makefile)
- Now the executables are not built with the PIC (position-independent code) flag.
7z.so are still built with the PIC flag.
7za and 7zr are now faster than 7z with 7z.so.
7za, 7zr and 7r are now smaller.
- contrib/gzip-like_CLI_wrapper_for_7z/p7zip now supports spaces in filename
and use 7za instead of 7z.
- contrib/qnx630sp3 added to support QNX built
(in fact, it's not clear that there is a good way to do so). The resulting
configuration works fine *except* if it encounters a host that has 3DES
but no DES service keys in its keytab.
Fix this by explicitly passing 0 ("default enctype") to Kerberos.
we can end up with a circular dependency:
ncurses -> groff -> netpbm -> flex -> bison -> gtexinfo -> ncurses
ncurses may depend on groff because of USE_TOOLS+=tbl.
Break the circular dependency by using --without-manpage-tbl
if there is no tbl(1) available and we're unable to build
groff because of missing curses.
even if standard input is the empty string. Install a wrapper script
bundled with pkgtools/bootstrap-extras to deal with this. This is an
attempt at a permanent workaround for the problem described in PR pkg/25777
which has regressed since it was initially fixed.
We can now bootstrap again on Interix 3.5.
Changelog mentions many bugfixes and improvements for Linux 2.6, FreeBSD,
Solaris, DEC OSF/1, NetBSD, AIX and IRIX. Note that it also says:
"Support for MacOS X is officially withdrawn although the macosx module is
still part of the distribution. Hopefully this is a temporary situation."
Changes since 0.62
==================
[Changes for 0.64 - 2007-05-28]
* Locale::Maketext::Extract: Extraction wasn't able to deal with escaped
quotes within single- and double-quoted strings. (Bump version to 0.22.)
Contributed by: Matthew O'Connor
[Changes for 0.63 - 2007-02-07]
* Locale::Maketext::Lexicon used to generated mysterious error "next at ..."
instead of skipping the locale, when the requested .po file does not exist.
Contributed by: Ruslan U. Zakirov
Changes since version 1.24
==========================
1.30 Thu May 24 21:31:10 CDT 2007
========================================
[DOCUMENTATION]
* Minor doc fixes. Thanks David Steinbrunner.
1.29_01 Tue May 22 14:02:55 CDT 2007
========================================
Kevin Falcone and I ask for your assistance in figuring out how to
handle the warnings thrown by the tests, other than hiding them.
[FIXES]
* Overhauled how tainting was done. Stole code directly from
Test::Taint.
* Have LWP only handle decoding of Content-Encoding, not charset.
[DOCUMENTATION]
* Fixed the docs for $mech->submit_form()'s with_fields arg.
Thanks, Peteris Krumins.
1.26 Wed May 16 14:21:29 CDT 2007
========================================
[FIXES]
* Re-reversed the content decoding. This is critical for reading from
sites with gzip on the fly, like Wikipedia.
* Content is now properly tainted.
[ENHANCEMENTS]
* mech-dump can now pass --agent and --agent-alias flags so you can
fetch from sites like Wikipedia that block LWP user agents.
[INSTALLATION]
* The mech-dump program is now always installed. It no longer is
presented as an option.
StGIT is a Python application providing similar functionality to Quilt
(i.e. pushing/popping patches to/from a stack) on top of GIT. These
operations are performed using GIT commands and the patches are stored
as GIT commit objects, allowing easy merging of the StGIT patches into
other repositories using standard GIT functionality.
Note that StGIT is not an SCM interface on top of GIT and it expects a
previously initialised GIT repository (unless it is cloned using StGIT
directly). For standard SCM operations, either use plain GIT commands
or the Cogito tool but it is not recommended to mix them with the
StGIT commands.
Change the install permissions to be 755, not 655.
Rather than patching configure and Makefile, use automake & autoconf to
rebuild them.
Bump pkg revision to 4.
