- fix a build problem with newer FreeType
- fix a build problem with -current after "compat code reorg"
* PEACE works only for i386
* remove unnecessary CPPFLAGS setting
script not to find any system-installed compile_et.
(This should really be done by using our own PATH that doesn't include
any system paths, but we're not quite ready to do that yet.)
- added autobackup (saves to backup files every <n> seconds)
- added "L" drawing support
- added embedded picture support
- added a few new symbols
- added support for spice netlisting of Josephson junction devices
- added pcbpins netlist backend for forward annotating schematic pin
names to PCB layouts.
- several odd bug fixes
Makefile is read in are logged to give further aid in debugging.
- Warnings about PKGNAME and DISTNAME are anchored at line numbers instead
of the package Makefile.
for the sake of compatibility tests in pkg_add.
E.g. DragonFly versions like
1.4.0-RELEASE
are reduced to
1.4.0
This code is currently enabled for DragonFly only.
"In the process of the development of Asterisk a new protocol has gathered
the attention among the VoIP users - the Inter-Asterisk eXchange, or IAX
(TM), Protocol, used as a the native communication protocol between
Asterisk PBX Servers. What is particularly good in it is that it requires
only one UDP port per endpoint to create a successful communication channel
for VoIP calls. This makes it much friendlier for users behind NAT, which
is not the case with SIP and H.323 - they required specific router
configurations for their channel establishment, thus hindering faster
spread of VoIP on the home and corporate desktop."
In the process of the development of Asterisk a new protocol has gathered
the attention among the VoIP users - the Inter-Asterisk eXchange, or IAX
(TM), Protocol, used as a the native communication protocol between
Asterisk PBX Servers. What is particularly good in it is that it requires
only one UDP port per endpoint to create a successful communication channel
for VoIP calls. This makes it much friendlier for users behind NAT, which
is not the case with SIP and H.323 - they required specific router
configurations for their channel establishment, thus hindering faster
spread of VoIP on the home and corporate desktop.
Express interest in nroff via USE_TOOLS.
Expect sys/types.h to provide size_t.
Fix errno.
Don't define prototypes for ISO C / POSIX functions.
short gets promoted to int, float to double, so use va_arg with the
promoted types.
I don't know what has changed since 0.039, since the project's ChangeLog
does not contain any release information. At least, the old version didn't
work for me.
*** Security Fix ***
Changes 5.3:
*** Important Notes ***
Several very significant changes have been made in Net-SNMP for this
release that warrant special attention.
- shared library version number no longer matches the release number. We
now follow the versioning scheme recommended by libtool. For the 5.3
release this means that the libraries now have a SONAME ending with
".so.10", e.g. libnetsnmp.so.10.
- snmpd has not been truncating log files at startup, as documented in
the man pages, for a while now. This default behaviour has been restored.
Please use the '-A' flag if you want to continue appending to your log
files at startup.
- snmptrapd will no longer accept all traps by default. It must be
configured with authorized SNMPv1/v2c community strings and/or SNMPv3
users. Non-authorized traps/informs will be dropped.
- Due to a copyright statement that didn't allow modifications,
snmpnetstat has been completely rewritten. The new version now
accepts the same command-line options as the other tools, which
has introduced a number of incompatible changes. However, it
does now finally support SNMPv3.
And set it in the make environment.
This fixes installation of man page as seen on DragonFly bulk build.
Revision not bumped since no change for systems where this worked before.
based on WinUAE. It attempts to bring many of the great features of WinUAE
to non-Windows platforms. This version now finally has a name, E-UAE, since
that's what everybody was calling it anyway. The 'E' can stand for anything
you fancy. Experimental, extreme, exciting, egalitarian, eggplant...
