doing the "right" thing (which it might not anyway because it does not check
error conditions).
Also set the package as 'user-destdir' because we don't need to do the install
as root any more.
Suggested by joerg@.
destdir enabled (now the default)! To do this, remove the logic from
our custom Makefile and make the logic shipped by the package do its
thing (which is smarter than us in this cse).
This lets libgtop work again, which in turn fixes stuff like the GNOME
system monitor or bug-buddy.
Bump PKGREVISION.
and sysutils/nautilus-sendto to use the new devel/glib2/schemas.mk logic to
properly recompile the GSettings database during install/deinstall.
Bump PKGREVISION for these packages.
(This lets evince work in my machine; it would crash on startup because
it would not find its schema. I suspect this also fixes all the other
applications mentioned in this change. And the inclusion of schemas.mk
also prevents these packages from causing side-effects on the system if
they happen to call glib-compile-schemas during their build.)
interface name for the vif, e.g. xvif(4) for dom0, and xennet(4)
for domU.
This allows querying the XenStore for the vif names, rather than
hardcoding their syntax in vif-* scripts.
Add a xen-subr shell script that can contain customized functions, and
include it in the vif-ip/vif-bridge scripts.
Introduce xenstore_read_default that returns the value of a specific
key from XenStore, or the default specified value when key is absent.
Bump revision.
ok bouyer@.
See http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-xen/2011/01/11/msg006405.html
Maintainer update request via PR#44300.
Changes:
* Check that a module defined db_deinit_rule(), st_init_rule(),
st_deinit_rule(), st_init_limit(), st_deinit_limit(),
st_init_threshold() and st_deinit_deinit_threshold() before
calling these functions.
* Corrected one race condition: ipa could forget about a SIGCHLD
signal and as a result it did not call waitpid(2) for exited child
process and could perform polling in select(2).
* "ipa -t" did not show "debug_exec" parameter for "autorule" section,
corrected.
- Pull in libblkid for Linux in order to successfully build
- Fix PLIST.Linux: lib/hal -> libexec
- Remove Linux-only libusb buildlink. This version of hal fails to use libusb,
since it isn't version 2.0 (this does look a little like a mistake though).
- The CSR support is absent because libusb isn't available. Remove from
PLIST.Linux
- Other minor additions and edits to PLIST.Linux
- Buildlink in gperf explicitly, to reliably build the keymap support
- Make sure .../etc/udev/rules.d exists before trying to install to it
the build.
The according check in "configure.in" is probably broken. As far as I can
tell it should only check for "blkid" if the "linux" backend is used.
This 5.0.3 version is significant bug fix update to version 5.0.2.
It includes new code and some new features.
There is no database change since prior versions of 5.0.
Compatibility:
--------------
As always, both the Director and Storage daemon must be upgraded at
the same time.
Older 5.0.x and 3.0.x File Daemons are compatible with the 5.0.3
Director and Storage daemons. There should be no need to upgrade older File
Daemons.
Changes and New Features:
- If a VSS (Windows) snapshot fails, the whole Job is failed, previously
it printed a warning message and continued.
- New editing codes %b = Job Bytes and %f = Job Files for runscripts
- Any non-Bacula project plugins (i.e. third party plugins)
must be upgraded to specify AGPLv3 in place of the GPLv2 used previously
for the PLUGIN_LICENSE.
- The bat Media page text columns can be sorted by clicking on the column.
- If possible, the SD will automatically update the catalog Volume size if
it does not match the Volume size. The mismatch between the Volume sizes
typically occurs when the FD has a comm line drop or the FD crashes.
