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
Changes:
Copy the startup-id string, not just the pointer
The fix for the memory leak of commit fd7aaf0e exposed the fact
that we did not copy the startup notification id across messages,
but we simply stored the pointer.
This commit should fix the double-free errors happening to
applications using libunique.
- Add "Intel(r) Xeon(r) CPU E5430" and strip leading whitespace from
Solaris psrinfo output - from Jim Wise
- Add "Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5310" - from Felix Resch
- Add "Genuine Intel(R) CPU T2500" - from Daniel Carosone
AIX method was being chosen in preference (on NetBSD 5.0 at least). This
broke net and rpcclient, etc. as they failed to enumerate interfaces
correctly.
Version 1.5.6
(27 Feb 2009, from /branches/1.5.x)
http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/tags/1.5.6
User-visible changes:
* allow colons within mergeinfo path names (r35040)
* make it impossible to add .svn to wc via 'svn add --parents' (r35143, -5)
* copy properties of added but uncommitted files (r32448)
* speedup JavaHL bindings on Windows (r35733)
* improve performance of log operation on < 1.5 servers (r35566)
* allow commits over Neon of files >2GB (POSIX only) (r34919, -24)
* allow serf from behind MS ISA proxy servers (r35981)
* prevent svnmerge-migrate-history.py from committing bogus mergeinfo (r35516)
Developer-visible changes:
* fix error handling in mod_dav_svn (r35250, -86)
* support --server-minor-version in windows testsuite (r31393)
* fix depth_tests.py 23 on Windows with a BDB repo (r34875)
* allow svn_mergeinfo_parse() to tolerate unordered mergeinfo (r35297, -367)
* allow overlapping rangelists into svn_mergeinfo_parse() (r35466, -712, -713)
(CGI) protocol. It is a standard for applications to interface with
HTTP servers. It is similar to FastCGI but is designed to be easier
to implement.
This package provide SCGI for Apache
Changes since 3.1.1:
Declarations of intptr_t and uintptr_t
The standard library declares the intptr_t and uintptr_t types
incorrectly. They are declared as int * and unsigned int *,
but should be integral types (large enough to hold a pointer)
instead.
(Reported by David Sanderson, 25 Sep 2004. Fixed in development
standard.h.)
Mode help
Splint crashes when run with -help weak or another mode flag.
(Reported by Clive Bach, 27 July 2004. Fixed in CVS 28 July 2004.)
Missing va_copy
The standard library is missing va_copy.
(Reported by Roland Illig, 21 May 2004. Fixed in CVS, 21 May 2004.)
Shifting in pre-processor expressions
Splint will report an internal error for a preprocessor expression
that shifts a negative value. This should produce a warning message
instead.
(Reported by Dirk Herrmann, 10 Nov 2003. Fixed in CVS, 18 May 2004,
but no warning message added yet.)
gmtime and localtime
The return type is incorrectly specified as /*@null@*/ in the
standard library. gmtime and localtime are guaranteed to return
non-null values.
(Reported by Terry Colligan, 30 Oct 2003. Fixed in CVS, 2 Nov 2003.)
Redefining __func__
Splint will report an internal bug if built in special definitions
like __func__ are redefined.
(Reported by Terry Colligan, 28 Oct 2003. Fixed in CVS, 28 Oct 2003.)
Pragma Line Numbers
Splint does not count
#pragma ...
lines in the line number.
(Reported by Scott Frazer, 27 Oct 2003. Fixed in CVS, 27 Oct 2003.)
Files Unclosed in Win32
Options that involve writing messages to files do not work in Win32.
The check that all files are closed was somehow copied to a location
it shouldn't be (llmain:830).
(Fixed in CVS 18 Sept 2003.)
Multi-dimensional Arrays
Splint does not interpret declarations of multidimensional arrays
correctly. A declaration like int a[][10] is misinterpreted as
int a[10][].
(Reported by Bill Leahy, 15 Sept 2003. Fixed in CVS 15 Sept 2003.)
&& and || guards
Splint does not correctly interpret guards for non-boolean
expressions in && and || clauses (e.g., if (s && t)).
(Reported by Andrew Bishop. Fixed in CVS 13 August 2003.)
scanf %x
Splint interprets %x in a scanf format string as an int *, but it
should be an unsigned int *.
(Reported by Andrew Bishop. Fixed in CVS 13 August 2003.)
+matchanyintegral and unsignedintegrals
When +matchanyintegral is set, splint should allow any int type to
match an aribtrary unsigned integral.
(Reported by John Makecki. Fixed in CVS 18 July 2003.)
Shadow updates
When a variable declaration is shadowed, the sRef_updateSref
function will find the inner reference when there is an alias
to the outer reference.
(Reported by John Makecki. Fixed in CVS 18 July 2003.)
Internal assertion fails for unconventional bounds
An internal assertion will fail for strange array indexes like,
i["]<i;++i){--i;}"].
(Reported by Xose Vazquez Perez. Fixed in CVS 12 July 2003.)
Assignments with global structs
Splint does not correctly update state when the rhs of an assignment
is a struct with global scope.
(Reported by Steve Brooke. Fixed in CVS, 10 July 2003.)
Defining __STDC__
Splint should define __STDC__. See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/
bugreport.cgi?bug=171437&msg=7 for details.
(Reported by Vincent Lefevre. Fixed in CVS, 10 July 2003)
Missing signal.h definitions
The posix library is missing some definitions from signal.h.
(Reported by Jerry James. Fixed in CVS, 13 June 2003)
Pre-processing ISO8859-1 characters
Splint does not process ISO8859-1 characters correctly since it is
building on a pre-ISO8859-1 version of gcc's pre-processor, and
character \377 is indistinguishable from EOF.
(Reported by Kai Hofmann. Fixed in CVS, 6 June 2003)
Printing lltok
Splint prints -> tokens in specifications incorrectly as ".".
Reported and fixed by Psanzani.
(Fixed in CVS, 6 June 2003)
Lots of changes to list here. As usual, some new libraries have been
added and there have been improvements all around. Of special interest
is that we can now erase most of our local patches because they have
been imported upstream.
Security Enhancements and Fixes in PHP 5.2.9:
* Fixed security issue in imagerotate(), background colour isn't validated correctly with a non truecolour image. Reported by Hamid Ebadi, APA Laboratory (Fixes CVE-2008-5498). (Scott)
* Fixed a crash on extract in zip when files or directories entry names contain a relative path. (Pierre)
* Fixed explode() behavior with empty string to respect negative limit. (Shire)
* Fixed a segfault when malformed string is passed to json_decode(). (Scott)
Key enhancements in PHP 5.2.9 include:
* Added optional sorting type flag parameter to array_unique(). Default is SORT_REGULAR. (Andrei)
* Fixed bug #45996 (libxml2 2.7 causes breakage with character data in xml_parse()). (Rob)
* A number of fixes in the mbstring extension (Moriyoshi)
* Fixed bug #44336 (Improve pcre UTF-8 string matching performance). (frode at coretrek dot com, Nuno)
* Fixed bug #46699 (xml_parse crash when parser is namespace aware). (Rob)
* Fixed bug #46748 (Segfault when an SSL error has more than one error). (Scott)
* Fixed bug #46889 (Memory leak in strtotime()). (Derick)
* Fixed bug #47049 (SoapClient::__soapCall causes a segmentation fault). (Dmitry)
* Fixed bug #47165 (Possible memory corruption when passing return value by reference). (Dmitry)
* Fixed bug #47282 (FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL is marking valid email addresses as invalid). (Ilia)
* Fixed bug #47422 (modulus operator returns incorrect results on 64 bit linux). (Matt)
* Over 50 bug fixes.
