lua_altgetopt is a module for Lua programming language
for processing application's arguments the same way
BSD/GNU getopt_long(3) functions do.
Main features and goals:
1) compatibility to SUS "Utility Syntax Guidelines"
http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/basedefs/xbd_chap12.html#tag_12_02
guidelines 3-13.
2) This module is for plain Lua
2) No extra dependencies
3) No hooks, no functional tricks ;-)
4) Support for long options, e.g. compatibility with getopt_long(3) C
function
present in *BSD and GNU libc.
5) Long options may optionally have one-char synonym or other long synonym
6) Strict error checking (checks for an incorrect use of options)
7) alt_getopt.lua is a Lua module.
Changes:
- Portability: Check threads support in OpenBSD.
- Security: Fixed string format vulnerability in client entry handling.
- Autoconf upgrade.
- PacketEngine: Don't free underlaying stream in packet stream create error
- If packet stream creation failed it freed the stream given as argument.
This is wrong. It is the caller's responsibility to free it if the
packet stream creation failed.
- SKE: When failure is received mark SKE always failed
Mark the SKE failed even if we don't receive error from remote. Fixes
crash where the callback is called back to application without valid
key material and without error status.
Flexible handling of verbatim text including: verbatim commands in
footnotes; a variety of verbatim environments with many parameters;
ability to define new customized verbatim environments; save and
restore verbatim text and environments; write and read files in
verbatim mode; build "example" environments (showing both result and
verbatim source).
Make pkg_install WARNS=4 clean and fix a number of lint warnings.
Based on reports from veego about warnings with older GCC releases in
pkg_delete, where a variable is potentially used uninitialized.
The gupnp-av-cp tool can be used, together with "coherence", to
remote-control the "rhythmbox" audio player, also with seperate
media stores like "mediatomb".
There are (at least) four diffent (and conflicting) libraries for
UUID creation. I've added patches to use the NetBSD native one
which should be present on other BSDs too.
Other OSes likely want to use the Linux/e2fs one (which is in
pkgsrc-wip), this also would need some more extensive autoconf
changes.
Changes in 1.7.2p1 since 1.7.2:
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* Fixed the expansion of the %h escape in #include file names introduced in
sudo 1.7.1.
Changes in 1.7.2 since 1.7.1:
=============================
* A new #includedir directive is available in sudoers. This can be used to
implement an /etc/sudo.d directory. Files in an includedir are not edited
by visudo unless they contain a syntax error.
* The -g option did not work properly when only setting the group (and not
the user). Also, in -l mode the wrong user was displayed for sudoers
entries where only the group was allowed to be set.
* Fixed a problem with the alias checking in visudo which could prevent
visudo from exiting.
* Sudo will now correctly parse the shell-style /etc/environment file format
used by pam_env on Linux.
* When doing password and group database lookups, sudo will only cache an
entry by name or by id, depending on how the entry was looked up.
Previously, sudo would cache by both name and id from a single lookup, but
this breaks sites that have multiple password or group database names that
map to the same uid or gid.
* User and group names in sudoers may now be enclosed in double quotes to
avoid having to escape special characters.
* BSM audit fixes when changing to a non-root uid.
* Experimental non-Unix group support. Currently only works with Quest
Authorization Services and allows Active Directory groups fixes for
Minix-3.
* For Netscape/Mozilla-derived LDAP SDKs the certificate and key paths may
be specified as a directory or a file. However, version 5.0 of the SDK
only appears to support using a directory (despite documentation to the
contrary). If SSL client initialization fails and the certificate or key
paths look like they could be default file name, strip off the last path
element and try again.
* A setenv() compatibility fix for Linux systems, where a NULL value is
treated the same as an empty string and the variable name is checked
against the NULL pointer.
