Patch provided by Matthew Luckie (maintainer) in PR pkg/29752.
* Yahoo file receiving and buddy icon receiving work again.
* Limit animated buddy icon frame rates to 10 frames per second (Nathan Conrad)
* Fix a bug where portions of your account configuration would fail to be
read correctly if you set a proxy user name or password containing invalid
XML characters such as < and > (Bastien Durel)
* Yahoo! privacy improvements (Bleeter)
the report asked for a conditional build through a knob, but I can't see a
reason to not enable it by default (so it's now unconditionally built).
Bump PKGREVISION to 3 due to this.
While here, force removal of the modules directory instead of only removing
it when empty. Any package installing modules must depend on irssi to handle
this shared directory.
under NetBSD 1.6 (gaim hanging during MSN connection). Bump revision to 1.
No objections in tech-pkg@ and got positive comments from tv@ and maintainer.
Closes PR pkg/28690 by chemical-al at suomi24.fi.
* Major changes in 1.0.7
** New add-on riece-toolbar. (ueno)
riece-toolbar displays icons on toolbar. Currently not all the
icons are included.
** New add-on riece-keepalive. (ueno)
riece-keepalive spontaneously sends a PING message to server to
keep an IRC connection.
** New add-on riece-google. (bg66)
riece-google searches on Google and sends the result to the channel.
** New add-on riece-eval. (bg66)
riece-eval evaluates elisp expression and sends the result to the channel.
** Some add-ons are enabled by default. (ueno)
riece-log, riece-alias, riece-ctlseq, and riece-keyword are now
enabled by default.
** New command riece-command-suspend-resume. (ueno)
riece-command-suspend-resume saves or restores the current window
configuration.
** Preserve cursor position when clicking button widget. (ueno)
** Decorate modeline indicator with faces. (ueno)
** Count users in NAMES reply. (ueno)
** New user option riece-part-message. (ueno)
** Add-ons located in riece-addon-directory are automatically enabled. (ueno)
** Default value of riece-buffer-dispose-function is now kill-buffer. (ueno)
** Backtrace when encountered an error in process-filter. (ueno)
** Ask channel key to user when it is required. (ueno)
** Automatic buffer shrinking is now disabled by default. (ueno)
** New directory structure for riece-log. (ueno)
** Fixed a bug in user-renamed signal-filter. (kaoru)
** Fixed a bug in riece-command-enable-addon and
riece-command-disable-addon. (yoichi)
* Major changes in 1.0.6
** Bundle url-riece, a backend of url-irc which comes with the recent
GNU Emacs. (Yamato-san)
** New user option riece-url-regexp-alist to allow users to define
mapping from arbitrary strings (such as "Bug#12345") to URL. (This
feature is a backport from Liece) (ueno)
** New modeline indicator which represents user's channel operator
status in the current channel. (ueno, thanks to k-to)
** Remove multiple lines at a time when shrinking channel buffers.
Number of lines to be removed is controlled by
riece-shrink-buffer-remove-lines option. (ueno, thanks to ysjj)
** riece-alias-alist now works again. (ueno)
** Fixed a bug in flow control for sending long messages, introduced
in 1.0.4. (ueno)
** New command riece-submit-bug-report to generate a template for good
problem report. (ueno)
** Accept radical IRC proxy programs which break with tradition of the
original IRC server implementation. (ueno, thanks to k-to san)
** New key bind C-c # <number> to switch channel by number. (ueno,
thanks to ysjj)
** If a prefix-argument is given, riece-yank sends message as a NOTICE. (bg66)
From changelog:
0.73 - 02/06/2005
* Fixed a small compilation bug on 64-bit architectures.
* Now shows a different prompt when away message is set.
* Profile/away display now at least shows line breaks, so things
are a bit easier to read. It's still a little buggy as before,
and no other HTML is supported.
* HTML stripper now strips
* Ported to Bell Labs' Plan 9 operating system. I believe this is
the first AIM client for this platform, so it's quite neat. Thanks
a bunch to Thomas Miller for giving me the idea and support, and
Takeshi Yamanashi and the rest of tip9ug. jp for providing a Plan
9 system to use while I got my own system set up (and for helping
me get that set up, too). Thanks!
* Added a 5-minute keepalive to IMComm by default.
* Added two new commands: A and P, to get just the away message or profile for
a user.
* Finally displays error message when IM is sent to a user who is not online.
* Added support for talking to users with @mac.com accounts.
* Buddy icon support (and accompanying changes in imcomm's structure)
added. This is still somewhat experimental.
* Support added for sending and receiving messages to and from
ICQ users. ICQ users can add your screen name to your contact
list, and you can add their numeric UIN's to your buddy list.
* Fixed a bug where Yahoo! would lose messages (and any other packet really).
* Correctly show the time when incoming Gadu-Gadu messages were sent
(Carl-Daniel Hailfinger).
* Fixed crashes with glib 2.6.
* Fixed MSN crash when conversations time out after the conversation window
was closed.
* Fixed an html parsing bug, CAN-2005-0208.
From the BSFlite homepage:
BSFlite is a rather small and "minimalistic" client for AOL(R)'s Instant
Messenger(TM) service. Instead of having a full screen console interface,
BSFlite employs a command shell interface that allows your fingers to
do all of the work without needlessly sifting through windows.
This is from leitec of leitec.org via pkgsrc-wip.
modified by me.
Gtmess is a console-based MSN Messenger client with the following
features.
* supports MSNP9 protocol version
* portable to many unix (POSIX) systems
* console interface (using curses)
* full unicode (UTF-8) support for input and output
* multiple threads (using pthreads)
* SSL support (using OpenSSL)
* notification window (external Tcl/Tk script)
* spoof typing user
* HTTP gateway
Luke: Yet another bug fix release, many thanks to everyone who has
helped to make gaim more stable!
Stu: I fixed too many Yahoo HTTP proxy bugs, I should just go and
write some core HTTP support that works better. A good all round
bug fix release otherwise.
fixing the following issues:
- chat/eggdrop builds without zlib support on systems without
native zlib support.
- chat/eggdrop compiles without modules on platforms where it
does not explicitly know to support them, missing a few items for PLIST
Luke: Another Bug fix release. This one featuring a fix to the HTTP
Method for MSN users and other MSN fixes. A big thanks to Stu and
Felipe Contreras for those. Stu also spent a long time in valgrind
and so this brings you a Gaim release with fewer memory leaks. This
release is on time primarily because I want to see the MSN fixes
make it into Debian and Fedora before freezes. Expect further bug
fix only releases to come at longer intervals, at Mark's request.
Daniel: This is my first NEWS! (YaY) I didn't really do too much for
this release. There are a few bugfixes, mostly wingaim stuff. Oh, and
I like the new XP System Tray icons.
Sean: I'm down here today. I haven't really been paying too much
attention to these boring bugfix releases, but I'd like to thank
David and welcome him to the team. I'd also like to thank Steven
and Nathan from Silverorange who redid the webpage.
Tim: Another bug fix release. I didn't really fix any bugs, so
I didn't exactly do much for this one. The autopackage will now
work with mozilla-nss, if anyone has that, and not gnutls11. (It
works with either gnutls11 or mozilla-nss, but not gnutls10)
I started working on Gaim-vv again though, and I merged someone's
custom msn smiley patch into the 2.0.0 tree, so expect good things
whenever that's released (no, don't try it now, you won't like it).
Oh and welcome to the team Daniel. Of course, he was already on my
Gaim-vv team.
Stu: Welcome Daniel! you've done some good stuff already. Felipe did some
good work on MSN yet again, so you can all use the HTTP method now. I
didn't do all that much, other than let valgrind tell me what to fix, and
a couple of easy bug fixes from the bug tracker. Hopefully Ethan will get
well soon, so he can get back to merging patches and fixing things.
Nathan: I think I made some Jabber fixes, at least one of which is
ChangeLog'd. I will continue to make empty promises about new features,
especially for 2.0.0. Until then, welcome Daniel!
Changes:
* Fix base64 encoding length in authreg_pipe.c Stephen Marquard,
Diagnosed by Jerome Vandenabeele
* Fixes segfault on s2s startup on some platforms when ssl is enabled
(local pemfile defined in s2s.xml), Stephen Marquard
* mod_offline handling of jabber❌event client requests (JEP-0022) can
lead to a loop repeatedly adding duplicates to the offline queue under
certain race conditions. Correctly detect jabber❌event notifications
and do not respond to them as requests, Stephen Marquard
* Check for invalid jids in directed presence packets, Stephen Marquard,
Based on bug report by Christopher Zorn
* Fixes minor memory leaks in authreg_ldap, Ilja Booij
* Fixes error in storage filter code using bdb storage causing sm
crash, Stephen Marquard
* Changes incorrectly indexed primary keys to non-unique indexes,
adds other indexes for efficiency, and changes type of xml field to
increase max allowed length, Stephen Marquard
* Include sys/types.h if available in util.h inter alia for FreeeBSD,
Stephen Marquard
* Minor code cleanups for compilation on HP-UX, Christof Meerwald
* Fix configure.in for correct handling of resolv.h, Magnus Henoch
* Include resquery checks from MAIN cvs branch in 2.0, Christof Meerwald
* Allows jabberd to start new components and place itself in the
background, Richard Bullington-McGuire (original ver), Additional
components defined in jabberd.cfg get started as long as they are in
the same directory as the jabberd script (useful for mu-conference
installed through jcr) The script can daemonize itself with the "-b"
switch after starting the various programs it watches over, unless the
debug option is set.
* Paranoia, ensure than srv->name is nul terminated., Jedi/Sector One
And more, please see the Changelog file.
2004/12/13 .44 Fixed a careless error in the va_copy workaround.
2004/12/02 .43 Added workaround for va_copy with obsolete compilers.
Reported by <us44ever (at) hotmail.com>
2004/12/02 Added support for SGlines on Unreal. Reported by Dionisios
K. <vonitsa_net (at) yahoo.gr>
2004/12/02 Fixed "unknown message" on Unreal SWHOIS. Reported by
Anton Wolkov <phan70m (at) gmail.com>
2004/11/22 Fixed URLs in the documentation to point to the new website.
2004/11/22 .42 The mail/smtp module now allows multiple RelayHost
configuration directives for backup relay servers.
Suggested by Torbjorn Svennson <azoff (at) se.linux.org>
2004/11/22 Fixed extraneous "Unknown message" log messages on Unreal.
Reported by Ali Sor <alisor (at) softhome.net>
2004/10/29 Clarified "please change your nick" message text.
Suggested by Dylan v.d Merwe <dylanvdm (at) icon.co.za>
2004/10/25 Fixed crash when using the Japanese language file with the
OperServ SLINE COUNT command.
2004/10/19 Fixed bug allowing StatServ and global noticer nicknames to
be registered/linked. Reported by M. van Cuijk
<mark (at) phedny.net>
2004/10/14 Fixed various bugs and warnings when compiling on x86-64.
Reported by <liverbugg (at) rinux.org>
2004/10/14 Added workaround for GNU coreutils (>=5.2) brokenness.
2004/10/13 SET MLOCK no longer allows locking +K without +i on Unreal.
Reported by <help (at) thaiirc.in.th>
2004/10/13 Fixed cosmetic bug in MemoServ IGNORE. Reported by
<saman (at) ttnet.net.tr>
2004/10/11 Fixed disconnect on incoming data flood. Reported by
<ballsy (at) mystical.net>
2004/10/03 Updated the README file for the current manual structure.
- Simplify installation
- Correct usage of USE_INET6 so non-ipv6 systems still work
- From the CHANGELOG:
- Various bugfixes including: Firefox CSS, paste
- Proper UTF-8 support (uses Encode)
- Now looks for configuration files in /etc as well
- Multiple ipaccess files
Alvaro's Messenger, or Another MSN messenger clone is a modified and
multilanguage version of Compu's Messenger (CCMSN). It's a Tcl/Tk script
as was CCMSN and Tcl/Tk must be installed to run it. This means it is
multiplatform and can run on any OS having Tcl/Tk installed (Linux, Windows,
Macintosh).
It's a clone of the original MSN Messenger, having the same look and feel.
Some of it features are:
* Sound for Events
* Look and Feel similar to original MSN Messenger
* Multilanguage (Around 40 languages currently supported)
* Running multiple instances of AMSN at once for multiple logins
* File Transfers
* Group Support
* Normal and Animated Emoticons with sounds
* Chat History
two different forks (ayttm and eb-lite). Packaging any of these two could
result on completely different packages than the current ones (mainly because
one uses GNOME2 and the other Qt, and is modular).
Furthermore, IM software tends to get useless as protocols change, so I doubt
these old versions are of any use today. Not to say that they appear broken
on some bulk builds.
No objections in tech-pkg@.
It includes the correct buildlink3.mk file from either Linux-PAM
(security/PAM) or OpenPAM (security/openpam) and eventually will
support solaris-pam. pam.buildlink3.mk will:
* set PAMBASE to the base directory of the PAM files;
* set PAM_TYPE to the PAM implementation used.
There are two variables that can be used to tweak the selection of
the PAM implementation:
PAM_DEFAULT is a user-settable variable whose value is the default
PAM implementation to use.
PAM_ACCEPTED is a package-settable list of PAM implementations
that may be used by the package.
Modify most packages that include PAM/buildlink3.mk to include
pam.buildlink3.mk instead.
* Allow SILC authentication via public key if your key is password
protected (Michele Baldessari)
* More MSN bug fixes (Felipe Contreras)
* Drag-and-drop to conversation window file transfers work again
* Disable the delete button on pounces that aren't saved yet anyway
(Kevin Stange)
