* 2005-04-04 00:19 (Medium)
Fails to process requests for files larger than 2GB in size
Since the name of the patch file is the same as before, DIST_SUBDIR has
been udpated via DIST_STAMP.
Bump PKGREVISION.
Changes:
* web/pie.php (1.5): Updated the file to explicitly reflect that
this file was/is released into the public domain
* web/header.php (1.6): Make some more information available to
templates.
* web/host_view.php (1.5): Patched web frontend to report
gmond_started
http://bugzilla.ganglia.info/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=31
* web/: cluster_view.php (1.6), conf.php (1.6),
templates/default/cluster_view.tpl (1.7): Make packet graph
optional in a way that allows new optional graphs to be easily
added as well. Fix bug reported by Koo Kee Kiat relating to null
arrays.
* web/conf.php (1.5): Use the generated version.php instead of hard
coding the value here.
* web/: conf.php (1.4), get_context.php (1.6), graph.php (1.8),
templates/default/cluster_view.tpl (1.6),
templates/default/host_view.tpl (1.7): MKN: Add cpu_wio to the CPU
Summary. Lost in the CVS wars :-) MKN: Add Packets/sec summary to
Cluster and Host view. Ditto lost. MKN: Bring version to 3.0.0 to
be in line with release name.
Changes (mostly bugfixes)::
* srclib/libmetrics/freebsd/metrics.c (1.6): Many bug fixes and
cleanups: - Make cpu_state act like get_netbw and get new values
only if called more than 1/2 second from the last value update.
This causing obviously weird results from the CPU metrics on
sparc64 (where the counters seem to be very course) and bogus,
but more subtlety broken results on other architectures. This
has always been broken. - Implement cpu_intr_func (one line!)
- Make the logic for handling bad returns from sysctl make sense.
It should never be triggered in most cases, but at least this
way it won't return bogus values when it happens. - Prefer
sysctlbyname() to sysctl(). It's much easier to read. - Reduce
the use of pointless temporary variables. - Comment/white space
fixes, include more comments of metrics we are unlikely to
actually implement and comments on other rather bogus metrics,
mostly memory related ones.
* lib/libgmond.c (1.17): Set the default time for
tcp_accept_channels to be -1 (blocking io)
* srclib/libmetrics/linux/metrics.c (1.5): Fixed a bug in
pkts_in/out bytes_in/out on for some Linux 2.6.x kernels
http://bugzilla.ganglia.info/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=21
* gmond/: g25_config.c (1.3), gmond.c (1.102): Patched two bugs in
gmond. The first bug causes gmond to occasionally stop reporting
occasionally when there is a network failure. The second bug in
gmond relates to the host mask being set to 24 instead of 32 when
converting old gmond.conf configuration files.
* srclib/libmetrics/freebsd/metrics.c (1.5): Fix a number of bugs
of varying severity: - makenetvfslist had some nasty uninitilized
variable bugs under FreeBSD 4.x, fix those. - general
reorganization and logic clarity improvements in
makenetvfslist. - Make machine_type_func, os_name_func, and
os_release_func and correct their error handling code to
actually do something useful (not that it should ever be
triggered).
* srclib/libmetrics/freebsd/metrics.c (1.4): - Fix a memory leak in
find_disk_space() as reported by Glen Beane. - Overhaul
makenetvfslist() a bit to fix a leak in low memory situations,
reduce duplicated code, and streamline error handling. - Fix a few
compiler warnings.
dircproxy is an IRC proxy server ("bouncer") designed for people
who use IRC from lots of different workstations or clients, but wish
to remain connected and see what they missed while they were away.
You connect to IRC through dircproxy, and it keeps you connected to
the server, even after you detach your client from it. While you're
detached, it logs channel and private messages as well as important
events, and when you re-attach it'll let you know what you missed.
This can be used to give you roughly the same functionality as
using ircII and screen together, except you can use whatever IRC
client you like, including X ones!
* THIS IS AN UNSTABLE DEVELOPMENT RELEASE OF DIRCPROXY. IT HAS HIGHER
* THEN USUAL RISK OF DESTROYING YOUR SYSTEM.
*
* FOR A STABLE RELEASE USE THE LATEST 1.0.x
* added support for CREATE TABLE AS SELECT ... and CREATE TABLE AS IMPORT()
* added support for in-memory tables and heterogeneous operations
* added many new built-in functions see SQL::Statement::Functions.pm
* added support for user-defined functions, see SQL::Statement::Functions.pm
* added support for column name aliases
* added support for comparison to empty string (e.g. WHERE col1='')
currently returns the same as WHERE col1 IS NULL
* clean up a number of bugs in parentheses parsing and in the
predicates IN and BETWEEN as well as speed things up considerably
* fixed function detection regex in SQL::Parser::ROW_VALUE
to accomodate arbitrary spacing
* support concat operator '||' expressions
* added following functions to SQL::Statement::Functions:
- COALESCE/NVL
- DECODE (same as Oracle DECODE)
- CONCAT
- REPLACE/SUBSTITUTE
* fixed/adapted SQL::Statement::get_row_value(),
SQL::Statement::SELECT(), for join'ed
resultsets
* fixed infinite recursion bug with empty IN() predicate
* fixed case issues with table aliases in joins
* column and table name hashes now default to case sensitive
* where() method now supported as per the docs
String::Format lets you define arbitrary printf-like format sequences
to be expanded. This module would be most useful in configuration
files and reporting tools, where the results of a query need to be
formatted in a particular way. It was inspired by mutt's index_format
and related directives.
Syck is an extension for reading and writing YAML swiftly in popular
scripting languages. As Syck loads the YAML, it stores the data
directly in your language's symbol table. This means speed. This
means power. This means Do not disturb Syck because it is so focused
on the task at hand that it will slay you mortally if you get in its
way.
The source code use some global register variables, and gcc 2.95
reports errors because the header files contains "static inline"
function definitions before the global register variables are
defined. Reordering the includes is too much work, so just fall
back to normal (non-register) globals when using gcc2.
Changes since 0.90 includes:
- Everything from MAME 0.95 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mame.html) and
MESS 0.95 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mess.html).
- Forcing Xv to use YV12 ("-force-yuv 2") no longer causes rotated
games to segfault. Fixes Bugzilla bug 679.
- Fixed the aspect ratio of the MESS SuperVision driver so that it's
quadratic. (PeT)
- Fixed several problems with the front-end "-list" commands: The MESS
commands could segfault, some commands' headers were misaligned, and
"-listpalettesize" was causing the ROM list to print.
- Worked around or fixed a double-free on exit in xmess.
- Fixed a segfault on startup that occurred when four or more joysticks
devices were found.
- The SDL joystick driver now works with multiple joysticks attached.
- The SDL sound driver should produce much better output. Also fixed a
potential deadlock.
Changes since 0.90 includes:
- Everything from MAME 0.95 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mame.html) and
MESS 0.95 (http://x.mame.net/changes-mess.html).
- Forcing Xv to use YV12 ("-force-yuv 2") no longer causes rotated
games to segfault. Fixes Bugzilla bug 679.
- Fixed the aspect ratio of the MESS SuperVision driver so that it's
quadratic. (PeT)
- Fixed several problems with the front-end "-list" commands: The MESS
commands could segfault, some commands' headers were misaligned, and
"-listpalettesize" was causing the ROM list to print.
- Worked around or fixed a double-free on exit in xmess.
- Fixed a segfault on startup that occurred when four or more joysticks
devices were found.
- The SDL joystick driver now works with multiple joysticks attached.
- The SDL sound driver should produce much better output. Also fixed a
potential deadlock.
on the actual used emulation base (i.e. works now even when using SuSE 9.1
emulation packages otherwise), update depends accordingly.
Adresses PR pkg/29561 by Robert Elz
