Bug Fixes:
Correct some invalid HTML in the message files. Fix some memory leaks, free
some unfreed memory, check some pointers, close some files. Don't send the
extra arguments to POST requests that WWWOFFLE uses internally. Removed
segmentation fault potential when password not used in config file. Another
fix for the cookie problem. Warn if running as root. Try both IPv6 and IPv4
socket binding (IPv6 may not accept IPv4). Potential bug fix for page
corruption. Potential fix for IPv6 configuration on Solaris.
New Features:
Add an option to have case-insensitive matching for URL-SPEC path and args.
Added the option to only fetch images on the same host (automatic fetching).
Allow URL-SPECs to contain an '=' sign embedded in them (long time bug fix).
The monitor options page now accepts ranges of hours or days (e.g. '1-5n').
[Note: The change to IPv6 binding to not require IPv4-mapped addresses was
already present in the package as "patch-ac".]
[Note: TODO: Have the package create a user, and let the "rc.d" script run
wwwoffle as that user.]
Also, reorder ${MASTER_SITES} to comply with the request on the download
page, and work around an install target corner case for the benefit of bulk
build machines (only applies for hosts on which wwwoffle has never run).
- Use buildlink2.
- Fix build with newer libtool with tagged configuration.
- Move HTML documention into the proper location under doc/html.
* Bug fixes.
* 24-bit input support restored in flac.
* Decoder speedup in libFLAC, which is directly passed on to the
command-line decoder and plugins.
* New -F option to flac to continue decoding in spite of errors.
* New VORBIS_COMMENT metadata block for tagging with Vorbis-style comments.
* Vastly improved metaflac, now with many editing and tagging options.
* Note: new semantics for -P option in flac.
* Note: removed -R option in flac.
* New metadata interface to libFLAC for manipulating metadata in FLAC files.
* New libFLAC++ API, an object wrapper around libFLAC.
* Customizable metadata filtering by type in decoders.
* Stream encoder can take an arbitrary list of metadata blocks, instead
of just one SEEKTABLE and/or PADDING block.
jpeg2ps is a utility for converting JPEG images to compressed
PostScript Level 2 or 3 files (without uncompressing the images).
The JPEG data is simply ``wrapped'' with PostScript which yields
considerably smaller PS files. jpeg2ps is a simple command line
utility.
