Changes from 2.0.16 to 2.0.17:
* Separated out more of the UI independent code in the GTK+ and Text
ports and created a user interface common repository. Cleaned up
some of the existing GTK+ code. The GTK+ port can now be controlled
from a command line interface in the GUI. There is an option you
have to enable in the options dialog for this. (enable manual
commands in GUI)
* Added support for the FTPS protocol. The control connection is the
only one encrypted at the moment.
* When viewing/editing a file, the temporary file that is created is
created with the same extension as the remote file so that syntax
highlighting works
* File transfers can be resumed/skipped/overwritten in the text port
and whenever files are dropped on gftp in the GTK+ port.
* FTP: Added support for MVS directory listings
* FTP: Fix for FXP transfers
* SSH2: fix for resuming uploads
* Added option to show the transfer status in the title bar.
* Added option to disable IPV6 support.
* Fixed the wrong date being displayed when a file was modified last year
* 64 bit cleanups. This also fixed a SSH segfault that was happening
on FreeBSD
* Look for the .gmo translation files in the proper directory
* If a bookmarked site has it's password saved in the config file, then
the passwords are written out in a scrambled format. This isn't
secure, but it'll prevent someone from casually looking over your
shoulder and seeing your password. I still do not recommend saving
your passwords to disk.
* Fix for systems that do not support the %'ld format argument
* The startup directory option is now expanded so that an option like
~/src can be specified
* New language translations and updates (ca cs de ga hr hu nl pt_BR
sr sr@Latn ta th)
* Many other small changes and improvements. See the ChangeLog file in
the distribution for a detailed list of changes.
Lua 5.0.2 is a bugfix release, which contains the following fixes:
src/ldo.c
Attempt to resume running coroutine crashed Lua
src/lgc.c
C functions also may have stacks larger than current top
Userdata to be collected still counted into new GC threshold
src/lgc.h
Userdata to be collected still counted into new GC threshold
src/lparser.c
Syntax `local function' did not increment stack size
src/lvm.c
`pc' address was invalidated when a coroutine was suspended
Count hook might be called without being set
src/lib/lbaselib.c
Buffer overflow for unusual %p representation
Wrong number of returns from chunks loaded from stdin
src/lib/liolib.c
`file.close()' could not be called without arguments
Buffer overflow for unusual %p representation
src/luac/luac.c
Missing lock/unlock
private mail, ok'd by lukem. Changes:
> Use the URL node and {head,tail}URL edge-attribute and link
> to "Web of trust statistics and pathfinder"-Site.
>
> This site provides a statistical analysis of the key (linked behind
> each node) and a path between to keys (linked behind tail and
> head of a edge).
>
> Those URL statements take only affect if one generates IMAP or CMAP
> output and uses this on a HTML-Site as imagemap.
* Added a new 'null' log handler.
* Added a flush() method to the public Log API.
* Added a new handler that logs using the Sqlite extension.
* The open(), close() and log() methods now consistently return success
or failure.
* If an object or array is passed as a log event, its human-readable
representation will be used.
* It's now possible to specify the default priority for events logged
using the log() method.
Use -dumpversion with gcc rather than mangling -v output. Suggested
by mrg. Located copy of egcs to confirm output still correctly
mangled in that case :)
(There is no truth to the rumor that I update cpuflags just to see
if Al still reads pkgsrc-changes)
- Do nothing on x86_64 (for now). Thanks to Wolfgang S. Rupprecht
- Digital AlphaPC 164SX. Thanks to HATANO Hiromichi.
- Intel Pentium/MMX & Unrecognised Athlon XP. Thanks to Kimmo Suominen
- Mips update for gcc 3.1 and later. Thanks to Andreas Yankopolus
- Handle converting flags for old gcc versions recursively. Most
excessive case would be using cpuflags on a k6-3 win gcc 2.89 which
would map -march=k6-3 -> -march=k6 -> -march=pentium -> -march=i486
Changes:
1.1.5: Mar 23 2004:
- performance: use dictionnary lookup for variables
- remove use of _private from source documents
- cleanup of "make tests" output
- bugfixes: AVT in local variables, use localtime_r to avoid thread
troubles (William), dictionary handling bug (William), limited number of
stubstitutions in AVT (William), tokenize fix for UTF-8 (William),
superfluous namespace (William), xsltproc error code on
<xsl:message> halt, OpenVMS fix, dictionnary reference counting
change.
Changes since 1.73:
Version 1.81, 2/5/03
* fflush() wasn't being called after print_results() in xboard().
* hply was being set to 0 when xboard() received "black." This broke the
opening book code when playing black with WinBoard.
* set_hash() wasn't being called in bench().
Version 1.8, 1/30/03
* Added opening book code (book.c) and a small opening book (book.txt).
* Added hash keys; replaced the old repetition detection code with code that
compares hash keys.
* Changed bench to report a "Score" to avoid confusion/comparisons with the
previous version's "MIPS" (with score, 1.000 = my Athlon XP 2000+).
* Moved move parsing into its own function (parse_move in main.c).
maintained. The coding style is not compatible with the newer GCCs and
the author is not willing to fix it." Therefore, remove this package.
Pointed out by the maintainer, Sergio Jimenez.
XXX There are still issues on -1-6 branch. The behaviour of ethereal on
XXX this platform is _very_ weird and so far I haven't been able to find
XXX the bug. Since at least the previous pkgsrc version had that bug, I
XXX prefer updating the package now, while I keep hunting the weird bug.
Changes:
o Remove the coquille plugin from the RPM spec file.
o Fix a crash on editting tables with multiple windows (bug 6332).
o Fix stylesheet handling in wv.
o Use FREEP() instead of delete[] on UT_strdup.
Changes:
Release 0.80.1, 13 March 2004
- Everything from MAME 0.80 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mame.html)
and MESS 0.80 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mess.html).
- Improved support for GNU make's -j option, which can especially
benefit SMP and SMT machines. (Arnaud G. Gibert)
pkgsrc changes:
o Make esound support optional via USE_ESOUND (by default is NO).
* Support for AES in GSSAPI has been implemented. This corresponds to the
in-progress work in the IETF (CFX).
* To avoid compatibility problems, unrecognized TGS options will now be
ignored.
* 128-bit AES has been added to the default enctypes.
* AES cryptosystem now chains IVs. This WILL break backwards compatibility
for the kcmd applications, if they are using AES session keys.
* Assorted minor bug fixes and plugged memory leaks.
on the wip/mit-krb5 package by Jeremy Reed, but heavily modified by me to
libtoolize the build.
Kerberos V5 is an authentication system developed at MIT. It is a network
authentication protocol designed to provide strong authentication for
client/server applications by using secret-key cryptography. (Kerberos
5 is discussed in RFC 1510.)
This package provides Kerberos and GSSAPI (Generic Security Services
Application Programming Interface) development headers and libraries.
It also includes Kerberos ticket and principal tools, and Kerberized
r-services, telnet and ftp services.
