From DESCR:
Mod_Layout creates a framework for doing design. Whether you need a
simple copyright or ad banner attached to every page, or need to have
something more challenging such a custom look and feel for a site that
employs an array of technologies (Java Servlets, mod_perl, PHP, CGI's,
static HTML, etc...), Mod_Layout creates a framework for such an
environment. By allowing you to cache static components and build sites
in pieces, it gives you the tools for creating large custom portal sites.
Changes since 4.00:
* New hacks: `twang', `glsnake', `boxed', `sballs', and `glforestfire'.
* New hacks `apollonian', `euler2d', `juggle', `polyominoes' and
`thornbird', from xlockmore.
* Merged recent xlockmore changes into `ant', `braid', `demon',
`discrete', `drift', `fadeplot', `forest', `grav', `hopalong',
`ifs', `laser', `lightning', `lisa', `lissie', `loop', `mountain',
`penrose', `rotor', `sierpinski', `slip', `sphere', `spiral',
`strange', and `vines'.
* Fixed the `gltext' bug that sometimes caused horizontal lines to
vanish again. This time for sure.
* Sped up `webcollage' by adding a C helper program to replace the PPM
pipeline. It also pastes images semi-transparently now.
* Added support for the gdk_pixbuf library: if this lib is available,
then `blitspin', `xflame', and `flag' can load GIF, JPEG, and PNG
images in addition to XPM and XBM. [not enabled in pkg]
* Fixed a rare race condition where the desktop-grabbing hacks could
sometimes leave the screen wedged, if the user moved the mouse
exactly when they were grabbing the screen image (it would un-wedge
the next time the saver timed out or was activated.)
* Fixed incorrect colors in the screen-grabbing GL hacks (`gflux' and
`flipscreen3d'.)
* Made SIGHUP restart the daemon process (though using
`xscreensaver-command -restart' is still the preferred way.)
* Tweaks to `xspirograph'.
* Minor configure and portability tweaks.
Patch submitted by Lubomir Sedlacik <salo@xtrmntr.org> in private mail.
Changes since 0.19:
0.36: - fix bug relating to ipv6calc.h (changes now in ipv6calc.h.in)
- start preparation for implementing bitstring conversions
0.35: - add new options: --addr_to_ip6arpa|-a
does the same like --addr_to_ip6int|-r, but ends with "ip6.arpa"
instead of "ip6.int"
- addr_to_ip6int now understands "--uppercase|--lowercase"
0.34: - use now "-lcrypto" instead of full defined lib name
- update "COPYING" to current GPLv2, add "LICENSE" with some comments
to make Debian people happy
- add both in spec file
- showinfo now understands "solicited-node link-local multicast",
"ISATAP", SLA on 6bone addresses
- input now understands also "ISATAP" addresses
- Change version numbering to autoconf/configure
- Extend "showinfo" a little bit
- Fix missing scope initialization "base85_to_ipv6addr"
bug found by Greg Daley <greg.daley # eng.monash.edu.au>
- changed: libipv6addr.c/ipv6addr_clear
librfc1924.c/base85_to_ipv6addrstruct
0.28: - Refixing compiling on BSD
- Add a forgotten include in "eui64_to_privacy.c"
0.27: - Migrate files used from Linux kernel for address type resolution
to libipv6addr.*
- add some extended tests (still not catch all)
- "--showinfo" now rudimentary works
0.26: - Create wrapper functions to be independend of byte order storage
in structure "in6_addr"
- "--eui64_to_privacy" now calculate expected results
- Begin of splitting "ipv6calc.h" into several smaller header files
- Some code cleanup
0.25: - Restructure central address structure to use "in6_addr" struct
- Some code cleanup
0.24: - Add option "--eui64_to_privacy" to calculate pseudo random suffices
(experimental, result is not verified)
- Add option "--showinfo" (experimental, not finnished)
- Add option "-d|--debug value"
- Partially new debug code
0.23: - Fix permissions of doc files in spec file
0.22: - ANSI compiling cleanup
- Cleanup special types to ANSI types
0.21: - Fix typo (strings.h -> string.h) at ifinet6_to_compressed.c
0.20: - Activate "--printsuffix" + "--printprefix" for
"--addr_to_uncompressed"
- Change format of "--mac_to_eui64" to described one (now without prefix)
3.3.6.1 are:
- Build and install fonts because XFree86 3.3.6 servers don't work with
XFree86 4.x fonts properly.
- Add a warning message that the font path in "/etc/XF86Config" needs to
be adjusted.
mp3blaster is an interactive text-based mp3player. One of
the unique features of this player is the ability to divide
a playlist into groups (albums). Therefore, the play order
can be adjusted with great flexibility.
close pkg/15622, submitted by me.
2.4STABLE3:
- htcp_port 0 now properly disables htcp
- Fixed problem with certain non-anonymous ftp:// style URL's
- SNMP bugfixes including several memory leaks
It compiles, but would not work due to unaligned access.
Solaris and Linux (and NetBSD/alpha) traps unaligned access exceptions
and fixes them up automatically but NetBSD/sparc64 does not.
This problem is already reported to the original author; I'd
wait for his fix. Until then use the 32bit binary instead.
- Handle .csv files with any combination of unquoted fields, quoted
fields with embedded newlines, fields ending in ", embedded "\n
strings (the most fun), all on the same line.
- Vow to hunt down and kill anyone producing such files.
Extract from History.550:
- generic (inflate.c, globals.h, fileio.c, unzpriv.h): integrated support of
Deflate64
- added Deflate64 support to fUnZip
- SFX: made SFX_EXDIR default, added NO_SFXEXDIR option to allow switching
off the "-d exdir" support
- SFX: added simple "execute command after extraction" feature that uses a
command specification supplied with the Zip archive comment, controlled
by the CHEAP_SFX_AUTORUN compile time option
- SFX: slightly refined the CHEAP_SFX_AUTORUN code, switched off SFX_EXDIR
when CHEAP_SFX_AUTORUN is enabled, documented the new autorun feature
- extract.c, TestExtraField(): added crc32 check for PKVMS e.f. type
- extract.c, extract_or_test_entrylist(): added code for "stripping off
absolute path spec" when extracting
- unzip.h, unzip.c; mapname() in all ports except CMS/MVS, Tandem, TOPS20:
added code to strip "../" path components from extracted names and new
option "-:" to allow deactivating this security feature; changed mapname()
calling interface to allow reporting warning error levels to caller
- unzpriv.h, zipinfo.c: rudimentary support for recognizing PKWARE's new
"64-bit size specs" extra field
As well as bug fixes, including the USE_ZLIB problem.
and buildlinked by me.
Changes:
Now distributed under the GPL.
All .fas files generated by previous CLISP versions are invalid
and must be recompiled.
Hostname resolution is now optional in EXT:SOCKET-STREAM-PEER and
EXT:SOCKET-STREAM-LOCAL. EXT:SOCKET-STATUS now accepts SOCKET-SERVERs too,
and the direction of the checks can be specified. Added install.bat for
win32 installation. Fixed handling of circular structs and pointers to
functions in the FFI. Fixed binary I/O for streams with element type longer
than one byte, but not a whole number of bytes.
update does not break the fetch. Improve the method used to insert GNU
patch into the installed package. Update fixes include:
* A set of changes to support "mawk".
If "awk" is "mawk", certain Posix regexps that were used by
arch aren't handled, causing commands to fail. These have
been replaced with regexps that all awks should understand.
(Patch from Jan Harkes.)
* LC_ (locale) environment variables are now set more carefully.
(Reported by Federico Di Gregorio.)
* A new command, `make-sync-tree' has been added.
See "http://www.regexps.com/src/docs.d/arch/html/sync.html".
* The "Standard-date:" field in log messages is now GMT
and includes the time-of-day.
(Suggested by Daniele Nicolodi.)
* Remaining (reported) Solaris portability problems fixed.
(Patches from Jonathan Geisler.)
* CDPATH is unset in `larch'
If CDPATH is set, with some shells, `cd' produces unwanted
output. Therefore, `larch' unsets CDPATH. (Reported by
John Ellson, diagnosed by Lele Gaifax.)
* Various minor bug fixes. Among these are the configuration
system changes requested by people who have tried building
on cygwin, though I'm certain there's much more to be done
before arch actually works on cygwin.
* Naming Conventions Tweaked
Source files can now begin with "_" and must not end with ".a" or
".o". The names "CVS.adm", "SCCS", and "RCSLOG" have been added to
the list of "not a source file". (reported by several people).
Someone asked to also exclude some compiler intermediate
files, such as "y.tab.c" -- I've not done that because it
is common practice to distribute such files with programs
to make bootstrapping easier.
* user id syntax liberalized
"_" is now permitted in the unique id part of a user id. This is
really a partial fix -- `valid-id' should agree precisely with
various standards on what is a legal email address and domain
name, but the more extensive fix is being postponed until a
more complete review of all of the naming convention functions
takes place. (Reported by don_dayley.)
* valid-log-file error message clarified
In response to user confusion, `valid-log-file' now reports
errors like:
missing (or empty) "Summary:" header
instead of just
missing "Summary:" header
(Reported by several people.)
* bugs in the hackerlab "tests/arrays-tests" and "tests/fs-tests" have
been fixed (Reported and patched by Matthias Neeracher).
* an awk syntax error in `log-header-field' has been fixed
(Reported and patch by Jan Harkes.)
* You can now use an alternative shell for configuration
"config.status" files now start with "#!" lines and the
"src/build-tools/scripts" configuration scripts use an
explicitly chosen shell to call each other. The top-level
configure script now accepts a "--config-shell SHELL" option.
This is a small step towards cygwin portability, and eases
some of the portability constraints on "configure" for systems
where "/bin/sh" is not quite posix.
(Reported by Jason Diamond and others.)
* added a --pull option to push-mirror
The new option speeds up the case of pushing from a remote archive
to a local mirror.
* avoid dirent portability problems
Some portability problems in libhackerlab's use of dirent have been
fixed. (Reported by several people.)
* `star-merge --finish' was broken.
Now it isn't.
* `prepare-branch': bug fix from geisler
* `reconcile': bug fix from geisler
* `whats-missing': bug fix from geisler
