Added DefaultGeometry option to database. That should allow to place
window with specifyed geometry when no USPosition was requested,
instead of dragging it around. Useful for things like Netscape.
Example:
Style "*escape*" DefaultGeometry 800x600+10-100
Afterstep-1.8.10 added "Xinerama" support (whatever that is) which we
have to disable in "configure" to build, and multi-head support -- which
is untested on NetBSD.
Follows is the complete ChangeLog since 1.8.9:
1.8.10 patch 1 (sasha+Geoff Burling+Jan Fedak)
o Numerous man page and usage fixes by Geoff Burling.
o Fixed bug in DefaultGeometry handling where check for USPosition/Size
should have been negated.
o Fixed compilation bug in lib/parse.c
o Fixed minor typho in afterstep man page.
o Debugged background setting on multihead config. It apperas that
asetroot cannot be run with -l if it is named other then asetroot.
Otherwise background selection from the menu does not work.
o Updated Clean to use ProcessModuleArgs. Added global var display_name
that is set to --display argument value or env var $DISPLAY 's value.
MOst modules must be updated to remove var with the same name from
main().
o Applied patch from Jan Fedak to add startup geometry to database
parameters.
o Applied patch from Jan Fedak to fix hotkeys in menus.
o Applied patch to get AfterStep to change Icon when Title is changing.
New feel option - FollowTitleChanges in feel has to be used to enable
this feature.
o Fixed Tile's -h handling.
o added support for maximization to not exceed screen size, while
working with xinerama.
o man pages fixes.
o Fixed socket/pipes reading loops to not cause 100% CPU utilization
under CYGWIN and in some cases even on Unix.
o Fixed Menus pointer location handling to use coordinates from events
and not abuse XQueryPointer. Otherwise menus were behaving strange
whenever events were late due to one reason or others.
1.8.9 patch 1 (sasha)
o Fix X libraries order, to have Xext preceed X11 - causes problems on
some Solaris systems.
o fixed two warnings related to time.h
o commented out dependency checking to avoid problems for users with old
compilers. It is not needed in stable series anyways.
o Added functionality to WindowsDesk function. If second argument is
10000 then first is relative desk number, instead of exact.
o Implemented Xinerama support. When window is initially placed - it
will be appropriately moved to not appear in between monitors, unless
user requested geometry explicetely.
o When Xinerama is active, and asetroot is requested to scale or pad
background image to the screen size it will use size of the first head
( the one with origin of 0,0 ).
o Implemented separate Feel, Look, Background and Init/Restart functions
for different screens in multihead config with no Xinerama.
o We now read $TMPDIR in order to locate /tmp directory, and falling back
to /tmp if envvar is not set.
o somewhat fixed Align and Pad fields in the Asetroot config parsing.
Perkin (sketch@rd.bbc.co.uk), modified slightly by me.
Excerpt from ChangeLog since last version (0.3.11):
2001-07-13
Added -V option.
Start the run up to 1.0. Hopefully this will involve solving the
IE bug, but right now I'm not very concerned about it.
2001-08-24
Grab everything with Mod3Mask as well - this should circumvent the
NumLock problem.
2002-01-03
If an app maps itself (EVIL! EVIL! EVIL!), switch to the virtual
desktop it's on before raising it.
2002-01-22 (vatten@users.sourceforge.net)
Added support for vdesk - an external virtual desktop manager
that works by iconifying windows and mapping them back again.
2002-01-24 (vatten@users.souceforge.net)
Added support for the combination of vdesk and the internal
virtual desktop manager.
2002-01-25
Move all the key bindings out into a separate include file and
add a line in Makefile to override KILL key (for cygwin).
Install headers in separate directory.
Related changes:
- Patch for Kenwood TruX drives (they worked before, but were very slow)
- Slightly different default read command to alleviate end-of-track
read problems on a number of drives
- New -z command syntax; option argument to allow a skip after a
user-configurable number of tries
- Added more possible read commands to autoprobe
- Removed autoprobe limitation, so starting a new rip will not
potentially stall in autoprobe until previous rip finishes
- Patch to allow sample-granulairy offset
- allow NULL callbacks to be passed to library interface
Changes summary:
- Support digital signatures in binary packages.
- Use full path name to tar.
- Fix ``pkg_add -u'' for packages without dependencies.
- Add ``-U'' and ``-I'' options to pkg_create.
- Close some memory leaks.
- Add ``-n'' argument to pkg_info to show needed packages.
- Fix pkg_info to not FTP unneccessarily
- Improve version number handling:
- recognition of "pl" ("patchlevel") and "rc" ("release candidate")
strings
- recognition of '_' and "pl" as pseudonyms for '.' (1.2pl2 == 1.2.2)
- handle alphabetic characters properly (1.2e == 1.2.5)
- 64-bit integers are used internally for each component of the version
number.
- Various internal cleanups, bugfixes, and API tweaks.
Avoid using '..' in LOCALBASE as it might end up in the binaries as part of
TAR_FULLPATHNAME.
Record MANINSTALL setting.
Add a workaround for SHLOCK definition or else LOCALBASE setting breaks it.
replace - this target updates a package in place, fixing up references
to and from other packages to the updated package.
undo-replace - undoes all the work of the previous replace operation.
For this target to work, the ${WRKDIR} must be preserved.
The replace target first makes a binary package of the existing
installed package, then a copy of the +REQUIRED_BY file is taken, if
it exists, and then the existing package is deleted. The new package
is installed, and the preserved +REQUIRED_BY file is copied back into
place, using its contents to modify the +CONTENTS files of all the
packages which require it. The undo-replace shares code with the
replace target, and does the same operation, but in reverse.
Warnings are displayed when either of these targets is used, since
they are experimental targets right now.
of BSD-makefile'd packages.
By tuning MANINSTALL, passing it to a package's build process by
way of MAKE_ENV, one can retains the man related entries in
${PLIST_SRC} while keeping a correct generated ${PLIST}. This is
mostly intended for packages being compiled on non-NetBSD platforms
when "andoc man pages" are difficult or impossible to process i.e.
depending on groff package is not realistic.
Changes since 0.02:
* Added the visit(), leave() and visiting() methods to Pod::POM::View
to allow visitors to track elements of the path that they've taken.
This allows one method to know if it has been called within the context
of another.
* Applied a patch from Leon Brocard to change 'length' to 'defined' to
make Pod::POM work OK with bleadperl.
* Changed Pod::POM::View::HTML view_seq_text() method to automatically
escape < > and &. Thanks to lazy POD author Mark Fowler for raising
the issue. :-)
* Applied a patch from Stas Bekman which:
- fixes the over/item functionality (quite a few very missing), see
the tests
- fixes a bug revealed with "" overload
- changes HTML version to be <code>foo</code>, not '<code>foo</code>'
- adds the URL hyperlinking code, borrowed from bleadperl's Pod::Html.
* Fixed a typo in the SYNOPSIS and removed some dead spaces. Thanks to
Ron Savage for reporting the problems.
* Added Ron's fancy-pom2.pl script as bin/custom-pom2
* Renamed pomcheck to podlint because it is a much catchier name :-)
* Added some docs to bin/pom2 and bin/podlint
* Several other minor documentation fixes and improvements.
* Fixed HTML view_verbatim() to escape < > and & to HTML entities.
* Bumped version number up to 0.11 to ensure it supercedes the ill fated
0.1 release which has been confusing CPAN ever since (0.1 < 0.03)
* Fixed HTML view_head1() to remove illegal <ul> ... </ul> tags. Also
modified view_over() to detect the type of the first item
(e.g. '=item *', '=item 1.' or '=item foo') and adjust accordingly to
create a '<ul>...</ul>' or '<ol>...</ol>' list. Item titles of the
form '*' or '1.' then get stripped off as appropiate. Thanks to
Stas Bekman for raising these issues.
* Added support for new =head3 and =head4 POD tags, also due to prodding
from Stas. :-)
* Added support for experimental 'meta' tag. Disabled by default.
Patches contributed by Lubomir Sedlacik <salo@Xtrmntr.org> in PR 15779
Changes from 0.7.9 to 0.8:
==========================
* Removed 0.6.x backwards support.
* Added `prefer_ipv6' argument to the functions
silc_net_gethostbyname[_async]. If it is TRUE it will return
IPv6 address over IPv4. If FALSE IPv4 address is returned
even if IPv6 address was found.
* Added support silc_net_create_connection[_async] to fallback
to IPv4 address if IPv6 address could not be used (like if
it doesn't work on a specific system). Affected file in
* Added `user_count' to the SilcChannelEntry which now tells the
number of users on the channel. The user count is now saved
in normal server of global channels as well.
* Added following new config file settings:
channel_rekey_secs, key_exchange_rekey, key_exchange_pfs,
key_exchange_timeout, conn_auth_timeout, connections_max,
links_max.
Implemented all the new config settings handling in the server.
Optimized the use of SKE Mutual flag usage. Use it only
if connection authentication protocol is not based in public
key authentication.
* Added new configuration options and blocks:
keepalive_secs, reconnect_count, reconnect_interval,
reconnect_interval_max, reconnect_keep_trying and
require_reverser_lookup. Added ConnectionParam block, and
implemented the connection parameters when connecting as
initiator and when accepting connections as responder.
* Splitted the doc/example_silcd.conf.in. Separated the crypto
algorithm parts and created new file silcalgs.conf, that
is now included from the example_silcd.conf.in.
* Optimized the silc_server_connect_to_router_second to take
the connection configuration object from the SilcServerConnection
object instead of finding it during the connecting phase.
Added the configuration object to SilcServerConnection struct.
* Fixed the public key authentication to allocate always the
destination signature buffer instead of using static buffer.
* Added new Passphrase and Publickey authentication methods to
config file, allowing both public key and passphrase based
authentication to be set at the same time.
Added `prefer_passphrase_auth' setting in config file which
can be used to set to prefer passwd auth if both passwd and
public key is set. If not set, public key is preferred.
This has effect only when being initiator (responder will try
both anyway).
Added support for authentication with passphrase and public key
at the same time. The passphrase is tried first always since
it is faster to check.
* Merged the new SILC Config library, with the server parsing
support. Read the header file silcconfig.h or the toolkit
documentation for the news.
Contributed by Lubomir Sedlacik <salo@xtrmntr.org> in PR 15772.
Changes:
- added support for optional perl support to Makefile
- added PLIST.perl for package with perl support enabled
- updated MASTER_SITEs
- updated patches
This version introduces the new Irssi-SILC client which is based in the new
Irssi 0.8.1 version. In addition of being entirely new irssi base this
version also introduces the perl scripting support. With this scripting
support it is possible to create scripts that introduce new features and new
commands. It is also possible to create a bot with it.
The client config file has changed too. The old "silc.conf" (which was the
silc specific config file) is now gone, and the "config" (which was the irssi
specific config file) is now renamed as silc.conf, and includes both silc
stuff and irssi stuff. So, after installing this new client I suggest
removing the old silc.conf file since otherwise when you run the new client it
will yell you about the config file. Be warned.
When you look at the new silc.conf config file you will see settings like,
"crypto_default_cipher", "crypto_default_hash" and "crypto_default_hmac".
These are the silc specific settings and you can freely edit them (or use
/SET command) to include what ever value you prefer. The default values
should fit to all since they are the SILC protocol default ones. Anyway,
they are editable if you want to edit, but you don't need to edit them.
New commands that this new client introduces is for example /STATUSBAR.
With this command you can manage the different bars on the screen. Like,
whether to show topic bar or not etc.
most significant changes in silc-client since version 0.7.6.2:
* Fixed CUMODE_CHANGE notify handling to change the mode of correct client
* Allow zero length channel messages inside the Channel Message Payload
* The silc_cipher_register, silc_hash_register and silc_hmac_register now
checks if the object to be registered is registered already
* Merged the new SILC Config library, with the server parsing support.
Read the header file silcconfig.h or the toolkit documentation for the
news.
* Added new Passphrase and Publickey authentication methods to config file,
allowing both public key and passphrase based authentication to be set at
the same time.
* Added `prefer_passphrase_auth' setting in config file which can be used to
set to prefer passwd auth if both passwd and public key is set. If not set,
public key is preferred. This has effect only when being initiator
(responder will try both anyway).
* Added support for authentication with passphrase and public key at the same
time. The passphrase is tried first always since it is faster to check.
* Fixed the public key authentication to allocate always the destination
signature buffer instead of using static buffer.
* Add the client on channel after it was resolved at the channel message
receiving, and it was not already on the channel.
* Fixed command line parameter handling. All SILC initialization is now done
in silc_core_init() which also fixes autoconnecting to servers.
* Rewrote the notify handling in Irssi SILC client to not call the events as
signals. Fixes problems with Perl support.
* Send the auto-nicking NICK command in client library with little timeout
after connecting.
* Fixed padding problem in PKCS#1. The padding was not actually random since
the random number generator was used incorrectly. This security bug affects
only when encrypting with PKCS#1, and it is not currently used at all in
SILC. SILC only use signing with PKCS#1.
* Fixed a NICK change bug in client library, to not recreate the
client_entry->channels hash table everytime nick is changed.
* Fixed NICK change printing in Irssi SILC Client. Fixed KICKED notify
printing in Irssi SILC Client.
* Fixed the lib/silcsftp/sftp_fs_memory.c to use silcutil routines instead
of calling directly OS routines.
* Added proper initializations to silc's irssi code, so it's now possible
to load it as module.
* Added silc_schedule_reinit function to do the enlarging of the max tasks
handling capabilities of the scheduler.
* Added `prefer_ipv6' argument to the functions
silc_net_gethostbyname[_async]. If it is TRUE it will return IPv6 address
over IPv4. If FALSE IPv4 address is returned even if IPv6 address was
found.
* Added support silc_net_create_connection[_async] to fallback to IPv4
address if IPv6 address could not be used (like if it doesn't work on
a specific system).
Patch from seagull at aracnet.com:
Some time ago, I identified a problem with libusb under FreeBSD. The issue
is that the current implementation of bsd.c assumes that a particular
endpoint is unidirectional. If you write, for example, to endpoint 2,
you can't later on read from that same endpoint and visa-versa. Although
USB pipes are unidrectional, they can be "stacked" on the same endpoint.
Endpoint 2, for example, has two pipes: 0x02 and 0x82, with the high bit
representing the transfer direction of the pipe.
Since the BSD USB stack does not let you open two descriptors for the same
endpoint, and it does not let you close and reopen an endpoint in the middle
of a "session", I had originally proposed that the endpoint always be opened
O_RDWR so that bidirectional communication would be supported.
However, it was later pointed out that a device which really did only have a
unidrectional pipe on an endpoint would fail on ENXIO if you tried to open
it O_RDWR, so I went back to the drawing board and came up with a patch
for bsd.c which should solve the issue for both cases. What it does is
first attempt to open the endpoint O_RDWR. If that fails on ENXIO, then it
attempts to open the pipe in the direction appropriate for the operation
that you were committing.
20020227/PB:
libipv6addr.c: fixed a bug in ipv6addr_setoctett.c regarding num limit (oops..)
ipv6calc.c: move structure definitions to...
libmac.h: add related structure definition ipv6calc.c
libipv6addr.h: add related structure definition from ipv6calc.c
libipv4addr.*: new for handling IPv4 addresses
ipv4_to_6to4addr.*: new for handling conversion IPv4 -> IPv6to4
librfc3056.*: library for conversion IPv4 -> IPv6to4
libipv6calc.c: fix array index bug of compat[] (oops..)
tag release 0.39
20020226/PB:
add original getopt tarball into samplecode, fill related READMEs
tag release 0.38
20020224/PB:
move nibble string function to librfc1886
minor fixes
restore original samplecode files and remove CVS id to prevent CVS changes
add original getopt code to samplecode
tag release 0.37
20020224/PB:
minor Makefile fixes
fix getopt Makefile
minor cosmetic fix in test script
cosmetic cleanups
some code cleanup and minor redesign, some optimizing
fixes stupid help call bugs
format options can be used now in more functions
add support of "printstart" and "printend" in "ip6int", "bitstring"
extend "showinfo", add "machine_readable" for easier postprocessing
20020223/PB:
complete limited support of bistring labels
change examples to 6bone dummy address (3ffe:ffff:...)
add a trailling dot on ip6.[int|arpa] output
migrate getopt patch for OpenBSD submitted by Vladimir Kotal <vlada at openbsd dot cz>
minor Makefile fixes
tag release 0.37pre1
Pure-FTPd is a free (GPL), secure, production-quality and standard-conformant
FTP server based upon Troll-FTPd. It doesn't provide useless bells and whistles,
but focuses on efficiency and ease of use. It provides simple answers to common
needs, plus unique useful features for personal users as well as hosting
providers.
Provided by Dawid Szymanski <dawszy@arhea.net> in PR/15762,
slightly modified by me.
A perl script to convert MP3 files to Ogg Vorbis files, retaining ID3
information, bitrate, and optionally renaming the output files, as well
as deleting the originals.
This module contains some functions which are useful for quoting strings
which are going to pass through the shell or a shell-like object.
close pkg/15624, submitted by me.
This is MP3::Info, for getting info out of and into MP3 files.
This release has two small bugfixes, one for better rendering of ID3v2
data in get_mp3tag, and one for dealing with some possibly broken MP3s.
A wrapper module is included so scripts calling MPEG::MP3Info (the
old name) will still work.
close pkg/15623, submitted by me.
