Existing SHA1 digests verified, all found to be the same on the
machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). Existing SHA1
digests retained for now as an audit trail.
are replaced with .include "../../devel/readline/buildlink3.mk", and
USE_GNU_READLINE are removed,
* .include "../../devel/readline/buildlink3.mk" without USE_GNU_READLINE
are replaced with .include "../../mk/readline.buildlink3.mk".
by Iain Hibbert:
- use libexpat instead of FreeBSD internal libbsdxml
- fix off by one error with busy spinner, which sometimes
resulted in a spurious backspace in the output
- fflush(stdout) for busy spinner
- print streaming statistics after transfers in client mode
- use HAVE_BT_DEVADDR rather than testing for __NetBSD__
- use bdaddr_any() functions instead of memcpy()
- allow server mode to bind to channel 0, indicating to the OS
that the first available channel should be used
- prevent busy loop bug if the socket is remotely closed causing
the read() to return 0 bytes
- fix some [unsigned comparison] compiler warnings
- provide connection ID for all get requests, improves compatibility
with remote windows mobile devices
- obexapp does not now require GNU libiconv (this was in pkgsrc already)
- compiler errors fixed
- no longer tries to provide username/groupname in file listings (info
not available in chroot)
1. obexapp rc.d script so you can start server mode automatically
2. new patch-ae to make the sdp registration happen before obexapp
drops privileges as NetBSD uses LOCAL_CREDS so sdpd can't check the
credentials until the client does something.
3. slight tweak to the -A option for NetBSD (in patch-ad) as we have a
function to fetch the local device address.
4. use NetBSD-[4-9].*-* instead of checking for <bluetooth.h>
- obex mtu fixes (submitted by Alexander V. Ribchansky)
- obexapp now registers both opush and ftrn services
- obexapp now supports quotation (with backslash \) in file names
(with spaces etc.)
- other minor fixes
An obex application to transfer objects (address book items, images, movies,
anything the target can handle) to mobile devices via IrDA, Bluetooth and other
protocol via the OBEX format.
xtraeme: now it should be possible to transfer files from/to my cellular
phone from NetBSD.
