fails because otherwise the next invokation of the "update" target will
not attempt to remove the package again. Fix provided by Aaron J. Grier
in PR pkg/15827.
Highlights of the new release:
* numerous bugfixes
* stamina affects ability to throw heavy things
* objects merge in containers
* several small refinements to race/role separation
* more feedback about skill advancement from #enhance command
* "autodig" option
* option for starting without a pet
+ many more, read doc/fixes34.0
Old savegames naturally don't work, so make sure you finish old ones
before upgrading the package.
Also fixes the rest of pkg/15717 by Bernd Ernesti. Solution was the same
as what Thomas Klausner used to fix angband (ie. simply duplicate the
patches)
by me. From the DESCR:
Clara OCR is a free (GPL) Optical Character Recognition (OCR) program
for systems that support the C library and the X windows system (e.g.
most flavours of Unix). The development platform of Clara OCR is
32-bit Intel running GNU/Linux.
Clara OCR is intended for large scale digitalization projects. It
features a powerful GUI and a web interface for cooperative
digitalization of books. Clara OCR development started in 1999 and
is approaching production quality.
Features:
Converts pbm/pgm image files to text (ISO-8859)
Can process scans in batch for large documents
Can run from the command-line
Is relatively easy to train
Non-features:
Is not "omnifont"; you must train it for each document
Does not scan the images
Does not support unicode
Cannot read handwriting
as suggested by Johnny Lam
-don't try to build the "locale" module - it doesn't work anyway
-pull up a fix from Python CVS to get more consistent math exceptions
(eg pow(1e-200,2) vs. math.pow(1e-200,2))
This will be part of 2.2.1.
in connection with pkg/15403.
From the DESCR:
Anjuta is a versatile Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for
C and C++ on GNU/Linux. It has been written for GTK/GNOME, and
features a number of advanced programming features. It is basically
a GUI interface for the collection of command line programming
utilities and tools available for unix. These are usually run via
a text console, and can be unfriendly to use.
2.3 Thu June 28 12:00:00 2001
- New Feature: template tags can now span lines. (Roland Giersig)
- New Feature: new() option 'filehandle'. (Roland Giersig)
- Bug Fix: includes were broken in some cases using scalarref
templates. (Lance Thomas)
- Bug Fix: recursive include detection was broken for scalarref
templates. (Mark Stosberg)
- Bug Fix: cleaned up more 5.004 warnings. (Jere Julian)
2.4 Mon August 27 12:00:00 2001
- Bug Fix: case_sensitive option broke loops (Peter Leonard)
- Bug Fix: code-ref params now work with IF and UNLESS
2.5 Fri Feb 01 12:00:00 2002
- Bug Fix: global_vars fixed for loops within loops
- Bug Fix: include paths were broken under Windows (David Ferrance)
- Bug Fix: nested include path handling was wrong (Gyepi Sam)
- Bug Fix: MD5 signatures for file cache corrected (Martin Schroth)
- Bug Fix: print_to was broken for tied filehandles (Darren Chamberlain)
- Doc Fix: added mailing-list archive URL to FAQ, added link to
tutorial, fixed typos and formatting
- Doc Fix: added reference to new HTML::Template website at
http://html-template.sourceforge.net/
- Build and install shared libraries "libav" and "libavcodec".
- Fix "ffserver" to search its configuration file in "${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}".
- Install "ffserver.conf" configuration to example and not into
documentation directory.
Bump package revision to 1 after these changes.
calls writev(2). Some of the applications which use ORBit, such as
oaf, can send 1214 iovecs, which is slightly more than IOV_MAX. Add a
wrapper for writev(2), to check the number of iovecs passed to writev,
and loop, sending MIN(IOV_MAX, count) until the iovecs have all been
written.
additions to the API and a complete rewrite of the way a pty is allocated,
and the use of openpty() in *BSD to open the allocated pty, and other bug
fixes.
We had to fix Makefile.PL to correctly invoke the preprocessor. The changes
have been forwarded to the author.
This closes pkg/15896 by Shell Hung <shell@shellhung.org>.
This version fixes problems in the SNMP and LDAP dissectors revealed by
the PROTOS test suite. The SCTP checksum code for CRC32C was updated to
match the new (version 3) draft specification. Additionally, the layout
of the capture dialog was vastly improved.
NCP type 0x2222 packet type support was added to the randpkt utility, and
a script to recreate packets from core dumps (pkt-from-core.py) was added
to the source distribution.
SNA over Ethernet and HiPath HDLC support was added. Dissectors receiving
updates include 802.11w, 802.11, AARP, AFS, ARP, COPS, DCE RPC, EAP/EAPOL,
GIOP, ICQ, iSCSI/SCSI, ISIS, LAPD, LDAP, M3UA, NBNS, NDMP, OSPF, Q.931,
RADIUS, Raw IP, RX, SDB, SMB, SNMP, SSL, TCP, TPKT, UCP, WSP, and YP.
Support for the AiroPeek and pflog file formats was also enhanced.
PR 15799
NeTraMet Version History
========================
v4.4 20 Feb 02
In examples/ directory, moved old rules.* examples
to non_srl. The srl examples are now in the
examples/ directory.
SNMP security issues. I've tested NeTraMet's
SNMP code using the PROTOS test suite. A test
for negative lengths in the ASN.1 parsing code
has been added - that was the only change needed.
The SNMP routines (in snmplib/) perform a lot of
parameter checks, and calls on an ERROR() define.
By default ERROR does nothing. If you're tesing
an SNMP manager against NeTraMet, you can turn
those messages on by adding -DDEBUG to the CFLAGS=
line in snmplib/Makefile and rebuilding the
snmp library.
Change 'interface number' attributes to use
16-bit integers instead of 8-bit. This can
be useful when using NetFlowMet.
v4.4b11 25 Nov 01 Implement -C option for nm_rc, exactly as in
NeMaC. This allows you to use nm_rc to test
rulesets against trace files being read by
crl_ntm or dd_ntm. Sample commands to do this
are:
./crl_ntm -T5 -m1234 -Strace_file -wW~com
./nm_rc -C -m1234 -rpeers.rules localhost W~com
Note: you need CoralReef version 3.5 to build
crl_ntm!
Speed improvements in flowhash:
- move code which doesn't need to be executed
on every call outside blocks in match()
- implement list of running rulesets, instead
of doing serial searches of ri[] table
- use 32-bit hash values for flow and stream
hash tables, use table size specified by
user (rather than trying to pick a prime
above it - that doesn't help, since we
use a set of distinct primes for hashing)
Use long long integers (8 bytes) for counter64
if the host supports them. Newer Pentiums do,
this provides a useful speedup.
Change 'shutdown' request character. It was
a single ESC, but it's too easy to hit a key
which sends an escape sequence! Now you have
to type ESC ESC Return to shut down the meter.
Fix little problems which gave warning messages
when building NeTraMet on an alpha running
Digital Unix. The configure script wasn't
recognising the OS correctly; this didn't
cause problems because none of the programs
have defines testing this any more.
MinPDUs gave compilation errors on alpha,
fixed by adding c64geint() define.
Linux kernel reset promiscuous mode when
forking a NeTraMet daemon. Changed meter_ux.c
to fork first, then open the interfaces.
NeTraMet, NetFlowMet, LfapMet, crl_ntm, dd_ntm
(i.e. all the meters) write error messages and
summary information to a log file using log_msg(),
in the same way as NeMaC. The name of the log
file is meter.log, it will be written in the
directory where the meter starts running.
v4.4b10 23 May 01 LfapMet: RTFM meter for LFAP, code contributed
by Remco Poortinga, <r.poortinga@home.nl>
Added files in src/meter
- README_LfapMet Notes about LfapMet
- lfapmet.h LfapMet globals
- lfapmet.c LfapMet support routines
Added two new MIB variables to reader row,
MinPDUs (default 0) and TimeMark. A flow must
have at least MinPDUs either to or from before
it will be read by a meter reader. TimeMark
is needed to associate an SNMP getnext request
with a particular reader.
MinPDUs can be set using the -M option.
nifty default is -M20, NeMaC default is -M0
Improved save.sav so that it only saves the
files we really need in the NeTraMet distribution.
v4.4b9 11 Apr 01 Fixed bug in NeMaC include statement.
getarg() no longer allows semicolon in an
argument.
Fixed srl compiler bug; optimise 3 wasn't
recognising the end of AND expressions
properly.
NeMaC could fail to open a flow data file
(e.g. because it already existed with
no write access); it now reports this
and doesn't try to run that meter/ruleset.
NeTraMet Coral interface improved to handle
two Dag cards properly. Reads blocks of
cells from each then merges them by timestamp.
NeTraMet uses -Siii to specify a Coral source
(instead of -C'source iii' *****).
This is yencode, an encoder/decoder package for the Usenet "yEnc"
format, licensed under the GNU General Public License.
* The encoder can output single part or multipart yencoded
archives of any size.
* Smart decoder can handle multiple files, including files
specified out of order or with nonsense file names.
* Easy to use Usenet posting software enables one-liner
posting of individual files or groups of files, including creation
of SFV/CRC checksum files if desired.
* Optional scan mode: automatically locate and decode
single or multipart yencoded archives in specified directories
or recursively.
* Fully compliant with all versions of the yEnc
specification (currently v1, v2, v3).
* Properly implements CRC values, including the pcrc32 on
each part of multipart archives, and a crc32 for the last part
of a multipart archive.
changes:
General:
* Replaced folder icons. New ones by Jakub Steiner.
* Don't display playlist numbers elsewhere when turned off.
* Support 32-bit and 16-bit "bitfield" bmps in skins.
CD Audio:
* Supply a dummy user and hostname to the cddb server.
* Picked up support for Darwin (from FINK cvs) and NetBSD
(from NetBSD cvs)
MPG123:
* Handle UTF-16 encoded tags.
* Major stability fixes
Translation/Internationalization:
* New translations: Basque (eu), Tajik (tg), Vietnamese (vi),
Nynorsk (nn), Thai (th).
General:
* --play-pause command to toggle playback.
* Updated README/man pages.
* Added xmms_remote_play_pause(),
xmms_remote_playlist_ins_url_string()
* Realtime priority works again, it was broken in 1.2.5.
* bzip2 skins should now work regardless of Tar version.
* Key bindings are now saved when you exit XMMS.
* NetWM support updated to the latest specs.
* Handles @ in URL's properly if username:password@host is not
used.
Playlist:
* Added 'Sort by date'
* Page Up/Down keys scrolls one page, instead of the 3 line
inheritance from Winamp.
* Extended M3U lists now supported.
* Added reading of playlist info for selection.
Equalizer:
* Added Import/WinAMP Presets to the preset menu to import an
entire set of WinAMP presets (WINAMP.q1) into the
preset list.
Vorbis:
* Fixed an endianess problem on smallendian boxes
* 1.0rc1 or higher required.
MPG123:
* Handle more broken mp3s.
* No more "-" for mp3s with ID3v2 tags that contain no usable
information.
* VBR files without XING header are now handled more gracefully.
Mikmod:
* Mikmod plugin now recognizes mod.* files.
CD Audio:
* Setting the environmental variable XMMS_CDDB_CLIENT_NAME,
will make XMMS use that instead when identifying
to CDDB servers.
* Better handling of CDDB requests.
* Don't poll current time when paused, can cause weird things
on some drives.
OSS Output:
* Do endian/sign conversion if necessary.
ESD Output:
* Will use ESD stream volume instead of the OSS mixer as default.
* Assorted bugfixes/memleaks plugged.
o /save -all works properly now
o new server server groups can be listed in $IRCSERVER by prefixing
:group: to the server name, eg, IRC/:lamenet:irc.lamenet.org:666
o fix /set status_voice
o add /server -group, allowing proper multi-network configuration
o fix tabkey for people who join channels
o fix many $functions() to work properly in multi-server context, and
no longer use the current window
o enhance $ignored()
o add missing docs for /set tab, decrypt_program, show_stars and
iso2022_support
o new /on window_list for /window list output hookery
o /window create now takes -xterm and -screen flags to force either a
xterm or screen window to be created, rather than forcing the choice
o /on flood support for ICB
in the library name. This fixes pkg/15981 from Dan McMahill
<dmcmahill@netbsd.org>
Patch up the test configure scripts while we're here.
Bump the PKGREV, but don't require it just yet.
No proper changes information available since version 1.8.1.
However browsing Graphviz's CVS logs and diff'ing with previous version
one can found:
- bug fixes
- code cleanup
- buffer overflow in dot/neato output generation fixed
- memory leaks fixed (??)
