Port to, and require, SpiderMonkey 38.
Fix "NetworkManager plugin not being built"
Fix "networkmanager plugin not working
Fix "Invalid read after free"
Fix intermittent unit test failures.
Upstream changes:
- Allow linking webkit pacrunner against javascriptcore-4.0 (webkit2).
- Allow to disable building of the KDE module (-DWITH_KDE=ON/OFF).
- Fix compilation errors with CLang on MacOSX.
- bindings: perl: Add an option to explicitly link against libperl.so Some
distributions want to do it, other prefer not to, the library is anyway in
context of perl.
- config_kde: Add a basic cache and invalidation: performance improvement for
the KDE module.
Upgrade during freeze to fix upstream regression with Qt4 and Qt5 clashes.
Requested by Ralf Nolden <nolden@kde.org>
Approved by <pkgsrc-pmc>.
pkgsrc changes:
o Update MASTER_SITES and HOMEPAGE (libproxy migrated to GitHub)
o Delete patches/patch-libproxy_modules_config__macosx.cpp, now present in the
stable release.
Changes:
New in version 0.4.12
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* Move development to github.com/libproxy/libproxy
* Fix fd leak in get_pac (Bug #185)
* Detect running MATE session (Bug #186, Part1).
* Fix linking of perl bindings to pthread (Bug #182)
* Correctly detect spidermonky (mozjs185) (Bug #188)
* Stop pxgsettings from segfaulting on exit (Bug #192)
* Fix test #10 (Bug #189)
* Fix build on Mac OS X (Bug #183)
* Add a generic KDE Config module (fix crashes of Qt5 based
apps) (issue#4)
libraries, and ensure the socket libraries are added for both the main
library and test programs which use the static library.
While here use OPSYSVARS instead of bsd.fast.prefs.mk
New in version 0.4.11
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* Build fixes with cmake 2.8.10+
* Quick release without built binaries / files (Address Bug #184)
New in version 0.4.10
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* Fix http chunk encoded PAC that was broken in previous release
* Add HTTP client unit test
* Fix more coding style issues
New in version 0.4.9
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* CVE-2012-4504 Fixed buffer overflow when downloading PAC
* Fix infinit loop uppon network errors
New in version 0.4.8
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* Only support standalone mozjs185 as mozilla js engine.
xulrunner being part of the now lightning fast moving firefox
is impossible to be tracked as a dependency and it is not
supported by Mozilla to be used in this scenario.
* Support building with javascritpcoregtk 1.5
(got split out of webkitgtk).
* Support sending multiple results.
* Issues fixed:
- #166: Libproxy does not parse NO_PROXY correct when the line
contains spaces
- #164: If gconf's value is an empty list, pxgconf will make
/usr/bin/proxy wait forever
- #60: use lib js for embedded solutions
- #160: strdup and gethostbyname not declared on OSX 10.7
- #168: .pc file should be installed under OSX as well.
- #170: Also check for "Transfer-Encoding: chunked".
- #171: mozjs pacrunner: Fix parameters of dnsResolve_()
- #172: Allow to forcibly build pacrunner as module (-DBIPR={ON,OFF})
- #173: Libproxy doesn't build with gcc 4.7
- #147: Use ${CMAKE_DL_LIBS} instead of assuming libdl is correct.
- #176: python bindings: guard the destructor.
- #177: Speed up importing of libproxy in python.
- #179: CMAKE 2.8.8 does not define PKG_CONFIG_FOUND
New in version 0.4.7
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* Support/require xulrunner 2.0+
* Support linking againgst libwebkit-gtk3 (-DWITH_WEBKIT3=ON)
* Port to gsettings for gnome3. (-DWITH_GNOME3=ON[default])
* Issues closed:
- #149: always test for the right python noarch module path
- #155: Cannot compile with Firefox 4
- #156: libproxy should build against webkitgtk-3.0
- #158: Won't compile w/ xulrunner 2.0 final
- #159: libproxy fails with autoconfiguration "http://proxy.domain.com"
- #131: GSettings-based GNOME plugin
- #150: SUSE sysconfig/proxy config support
New in version 0.4.6
==============================
* Fixed a crash in the URL parser
* Fixed build issues with Visual Studio
* Updated the INSTALL file
* Install Python binding in prefix path if site-packages exists
* Fixed compilation with Visual Studio
New in version 0.4.5
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* C# bindings are installable (-DWITH_DOTNET=ON)
* C# bindings installation path can be changed using -DGAC_DIR=
* Internal libmodman build fixed
* Installation dirs are now all relative to CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX
* Fixed test while using --as-needed linker flag
* Fixed generation of libproxy-1.0.pc
* Basic support for Mingw added (not yet 100% functional)
* Ruby binding implemented (not yet in the build system)
* Fixed modules not being found caused by relative LIBEXEC_INSTALL_DIR
* Fixed bug with builtin plugins (Issue 133)
* Vala bindings installation path can be changed using -DVAPI_DIR=
* Python bindings installation path can be changed using -DPYTHON_SITEPKG_DIR=
* Perl bindings can be installed in vendor directory (-DPERL_VENDORARCH=ON)
* Perl bindings installation path can be change using -DPX_PERL_ARCH=
* Unit test now builds on OSX
New in version 0.4.4
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* Add support for optionally building using a system libmodman
* Rework build system to be cleaner
* Fix two major build system bugs: 127, 128
New in version 0.4.3
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* Test can now be out-compiled using BUILD_TESTING=OFF
* Fixed python binding not handling NULL pointer
* Pyhton binding now support Python version 3
* Rewrote URL parser to comply with unit test
* Username and password are now URL encoded
* Scheme comparison is now non-case sensitive
* Fixed deadlock using WebKit has PAC runner
* Fixed OS X compilation of Perl bindings
New in version 0.4.2
===============================
* Fixed python binding that failed on missing px_free symbole
* Workaround cmake bug with dynamic libraries in non-standard folders
New in version 0.4.1
===============================
* Perl bindings have been integrated into the CMake Build System
* Vala bindings are installed if -DWITH_VALA=yes is passed to cmake
* All extensions can be disabled using WITH_*=OFF cmake options
* socks5:// and socks4:// can now be returned
* Many bugfixes
New in version 0.4.0
===============================
* C++ rewrite
* Small API change (px_proxy_factory_get_proxy() can now return NULL)
* SOVERSION bump
* libmodman is now a seperate library
* Migrate to cmake
* Windows support (config_w32reg, ignore_hostname; VC++ support)
* MacOSX support (config_macosx, ignore_hostname)
* Built-in modules support
* Support for chunked encoding
* Move to hidden visibility by default
* KDE's KConfig symantics are fully supported
* Removeal of all PX_* env variables (no longer needed)
* Symbol based detection of relevant pacrunner
* Reworked config_gnome to not suck (its *much* faster)
* Many other things I can't remember
even when python is enabled, comment out python dependency.
New in version 0.3.0
====================
* WARNING!!! Slight API change!!! see docs
for px_proxy_factory_get_proxies()
* Credentials support (see API change above)
* A complete rewrite of the module manager
* file:// as valid PAC URLs
* Sample Mono application
* Automake 1.11 shaved output
* gnome backend rewrite (now w/o thread issues)
* Test suite base functionality exists
* Many solaris build fixes
* Seamonkey support as JS pacrunner
* Bugfixes
* Compiles for MS Windows using Mingw
Specifically, this fixes the build of dependent packages (like net/libsoup24)
under Linux, which attempt (and fail) to link in -ldb4 as requested by
${PREFIX}/lib/libproxy.la.
This changes the buildlink3.mk files to use an include guard for the
recursive include. The use of BUILDLINK_DEPTH, BUILDLINK_DEPENDS,
BUILDLINK_PACKAGES and BUILDLINK_ORDER is handled by a single new
variable BUILDLINK_TREE. Each buildlink3.mk file adds a pair of
enter/exit marker, which can be used to reconstruct the tree and
to determine first level includes. Avoiding := for large variables
(BUILDLINK_ORDER) speeds up parse time as += has linear complexity.
The include guard reduces system time by avoiding reading files over and
over again. For complex packages this reduces both %user and %sys time to
half of the former time.
libproxy is a library that provides automatic proxy configuration management.
libproxy offers the following features:
* extremely small core footprint (< 35K)
* no external dependencies within libproxy core (libproxy plugins may
have dependencies)
* only 3 functions in the stable external API
* dynamic adjustment to changing network topology
* a standard way of dealing with proxy settings across all scenarios
* a sublime sense of joy and accomplishment
