Even the section summary of the changes is to big to include here.
Refer to http://www.libreoffice.org/download/release-notes/ for the change
logs.
Tested on netbsd-6/amd64 with suse121 compat packages.
spadmin is gone and soffice-patch hasn't been needed in a while. No need to
keep the patches for them around.
for which there is no comment and which I don't understand.
New in 1.30:
* Version 1.30 (released 2015-03-02) [stable]
** libidn: The punycode.{c,h} files were re-imported from RFC 3492bis.
A comment explaining the origin and what was changed was added.
** Bump gettext to 0.19.3.
** Use LT_INIT instead of AC_LIBTOOL_WIN32_DLL.
** i18n: Added Hungarian translation. Updated some other languages.
Thanks to Balázs Úr.
** API and ABI is backwards compatible with the previous version.
- Add LICENSE= modified-bsd
(upstream)
- Update 5.2 to 5.5
-----------------
WHATSNEW in 5.5
===============
In 5.4 the new NAT friendly behaviour was achieved by sending packets
with an rport of 0 to the server. In 5.5 this is no longer needed since
the server looks at the version number; hence 5.5 packets still go out
with rport set, making them compatible with servers of versions 5.3 or lower.
This was a small change/correction and 5.5 is a minor update.
WHATSNEW in 5.4
===============
DHIS packet messages leaving a host will now leave from the DHIS
return port (58800 by default) instead of a randomly assigned port.
Messages sent by this client to a server are marked with a return port of 0 in
the payload of the DHIS packet which causes the server to reply to the UDP port
from which it receives a packet. In other words, the return UDP port is no
longer embedded in a DHIS packet but instead is taken by the server from the
UDP layer of the network packet.
This feature (dhis client) only works with a DHIS server that implements it;
hence, a dhisd server of version 5.4 or above is required for a 5.4 client to
operate.
This feature is particularly useful in systems behind NAT; whereas before a
NAT redirect rule to the return DHIS port (58800 by default) was required, with
DHIS 5.4 this is no longer required since NAT boxes should keep the UDP state
and redirect back to the right host.
A new protocol is also implemented with DHID 5.4; instead of waiting for
server checks with CHECK_REQ, the client refreshes itself to the server
by sending periodic ECHO_REQ packets to it (every refresh period). The
server keeps the host online and only brings it offline it it doesn't
see any ECHO_REQ packets for up to 3 times the refresh period.
WHATSNEW in 5.3
===============
The documentation was updated.
DHID can now be executed under any user (not only root) without
changes to the code.
The pid file default location was changed to /var/run/dhid.pid
Add missing DEPENDS
Upstream changes:
1.16 2015-02-24
- podspell script: set output encoding from locale CTYPE (DOLMEN)
1.15 2014-02-28
- Convert to strict mode of File::ShareDir::ProjectDistDir (KENTNL)
- change to use Path::Tiny->lines_utf8
1.14 2014-02-12
- Discontinue use of File::Slurp, use Path::Tiny->lines instead
GH #15 ( Ether )
1.13 2013-11-02
- fix encoding issues issues in pod for perldoc
1.12 2013-10-17
- improve documentation
1.11 2013-10-17
- fix shebang to /usr/bin/perl for EUMM replacment GH #13 (dolmen)
1.10 2013-09-27
[FEATURES]
- added 'no_wide_chars' option to strip words with such characters
from the output. This may help spellcheckers that can't cope
with UTF-8
[CHANGED]
- improved punctuation stripping algorithm for better word
isolation (example C<< "hello". >> now is found as "hello")
- strips all word that do not have at least one \w character
as a spellchecker isn't likely to do anything useful with them
[DOCUMENTED]
- added recommendations for dealing with character encoding
1.09 2013-09-25
[FIXED]
- stopwords with 's are learned without 's to match how they are
checked
[CHANGED]
- leading and trailing punctuation is entirely stripped since the
spellchecker won't care anyway. Trailing periods are *not*
stripped as they might be abbreviations ("Ph.D."), but such words
are checked against the stoplist both with and without
trailing periods to account for abbreviations and words at the
end of a sentence.
1.08 2013-09-24
[FIXED]
- hyphenated word parts are also checked against the stoplist
and stripped (dagolden) GH #9
[DOCUMENTED]
- noted that stopwords must be added before words appear in Pod
1.07 2013-09-14
- add many words
[FEATURES]
- Pod::Wordlist is an Object ( dagolden )
- Lingua::EN::Inflect is used to reduce requiring plurals in the list
( dagolden )
- the wordlist is now a sharedir file
[DEPRECATED]
- accessing %Pod::Wordlist::Wordlist directly
1.06 2013-09-08
- import stopwords from Pod::Wordlist::hanekomu except names
1.05 2013-07-07
- add stopwords
Path::FindDev is used to find a development path somewhere in an upper
hierarchy. It is mostly a glue layer around Path::IsDev with a few
directory walking tricks.
* Add -no-undefined to libtool for fixing undefined reference errors
under Cygwin.
* Use bsd build target for Cygwin to enable dynamic module loading.
* Disable Lua module version check under Cygwin.
This workaround should be investigated deeper.
The global test() function is no longer supported, use the run_tests()
method of the Anita object instead.
When halting the VM, do not attempt to log in if already logged in.
Make the distinctive shell prompts different from one invocation of
anita to another, so that anita can run itself recursively on the VM
without the outer instance mistaking a shell prompt from an inner
instance for one of its own.
-- 0.29.1 8 feb. 2015
New file extension detection
Possible speed up on BSD-derived platforms, during filename filtering
Add --[no]filename
Standardize some options (e.g. --line-numbers and --no-numbers are now --[no]numbers)
More fixes for --only-matching
Add --one-device doesn't follow links to other devices
Add Vala file type
Probably 99% of ignores are in the root directory, optimize this case
Option -v/--invert-match turn off colors
Various fixes
-- 0.28 25 dec. 2014
Set processor affinity for worker threads, may result in 3-5% performance improvement for certain systems
Add Mercury file type
Support for -o (--only-matching)
Allow multiple file types at the same time
Allow unlimited depth
Add -F/--fixed-strings to be more compatible with 'grep' usage
Add extensions for OCaml files
Fix exit code
Fix bash completion
-- 0.27 15 nov. 2014
Search stdin if stdin is a regular file
Add --count/-c to count matches
Add -0 and --print0 options
Add Liquid filetype
Add Markdown support
rather in the PHP package proper, and there's three of them.
Copy and adapt as necessary.
No revision bump here: only build fix for NetBSD with TCP_INFO.
