Apply the following patch from NetBSD xsrc/external/mit/xf86-input-mouse;
thanks to joerg for providing a list of changes to apply.
2009-02-02 03:05 christos
* src/mouse.c (1.2):
Call a SetupMouse function to condition the fd.
Apply the following patches from NetBSD xsrc/external/mit/xorg-server/dist;
thanks to joerg for providing a list of changes to apply.
2009-02-19 20:02 macallan
* hw/xfree86/xaa/: xaaFillRect.c (1.2), xaaInitAccel.c (1.2),
xaalocal.h (1.2):
Actually use scanline image writes to upload images if available
2009-02-09 09:49 plunky
* hw/xfree86/os-support/bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.5):
add horizontal mouse-wheel functionality to USB and WSMOUSE drivers
2009-02-02 03:06 christos
* hw/xfree86/os-support/: bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.4), xf86OSmouse.h
(1.2):
add a SetupMouse proc to condition the fd. Convert NetBSD's
SetupAuto to SetupMouse.
2009-01-19 00:54 christos
* hw/xfree86/os-support/bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.3):
fix ioctl.
2009-01-13 18:43 christos
* hw/xfree86/os-support/bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.2):
Set the mouse event protocol version. (untested, but head will be
broken unless I add this).
Apply the following patches from NetBSD xsrc/external/mit/xorg-server/dist;
thanks to joerg for providing a list of changes to apply.
2009-02-19 20:02 macallan
* hw/xfree86/xaa/: xaaFillRect.c (1.2), xaaInitAccel.c (1.2),
xaalocal.h (1.2):
Actually use scanline image writes to upload images if available
2009-02-09 09:49 plunky
* hw/xfree86/os-support/bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.5):
add horizontal mouse-wheel functionality to USB and WSMOUSE drivers
2009-02-02 03:06 christos
* hw/xfree86/os-support/: bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.4), xf86OSmouse.h
(1.2):
add a SetupMouse proc to condition the fd. Convert NetBSD's
SetupAuto to SetupMouse.
2009-01-19 00:54 christos
* hw/xfree86/os-support/bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.3):
fix ioctl.
2009-01-13 18:43 christos
* hw/xfree86/os-support/bsd/bsd_mouse.c (1.2):
Set the mouse event protocol version. (untested, but head will be
broken unless I add this).
* pkgsrc change: add additional Japanese translations for tinyMCE.
* Quote from release announce:
The maintenance release fixes the issue with relative links in
newsletters not being converted correctly, the issue with ampersands
in square brackets not being decoded everywhere and two issues with
infinitely recurring events. It also includes an important patch to
prevent protected pages with no groups assigned from showing up in
search results.
Searching protected pages
If your website contains protected pages that are not assigned to a
group (grant access to any authenticated user), these pages might show
up in search results if indexing of protected pages is allowed. It is
not possible for unauthenticated users to access these pages, though.
See http://dev.typolight.org/query?milestone=TYPOlight+2.6.7 for fixed bugs.
components are now built into PHP rather than maintained separately in
PECL. The old PECL versions are unmaintained and haven't been altered
for 3 years. This is confusing as the package versions report themselves
to be 5.2.9.1.0.2, etc. but they are in fact based on the 5.1.x code-base.
Therefore, we need to switch to building the PDO modules like any other
PHP module.
A side-effect of this is that the PECL version number will get stripped
off the end meaning that the new version numbers are just 5.2.9 instead
of 5.2.9.1.0.2 (for example). Unfortunately, 5.2.9 is considered to be
older than 5.2.9.1.0.2 meaning that it will appear as though a downgrade
has taken place. Therefore, while we are still using PHP 5.2.9, add .99 on
the end (i.e. 5.2.9.99) so that the package appears newer. When PHP 5.2.10
is released this can be removed (the module.mk file explicitly cgecks for
5.2.9 before adding the .99 suffix so that it will not alter 5.2.10 if the
hack is forgotten. However, for the record, when 5.2.10 is released,
php-pdo/module.mk can be removed along with the references to it in each
php-pdo*/Makefile
Doublequote the eval arguments to ensure whitespace is preserved, so
a cpu_brand of "Genuine Intel(R) CPU T2500 @ 2.00GHz"
is not converted down to "Genuine Intel(R) CPU T2500 @ 2.00GHz"
version 2.5.5;
version 2.5.5 (03/01/2009):
libpurple:
* Fix a crash when removing an account with an unknown protocol id.
* Beta support for SSL connections for AIM and ICQ accounts. To
enable, check the "Use SSL" option from the Advanced tab when
editing your AIM or ICQ account. (Paul Aurich)
* Fix a memory leak in SILC. (Luke Petre)
* Fix some string handling in the SIMPLE prpl, which fixes some buddy name
handling and other issues. (Paul Aurich, Marcus Sundberg)
* Implement support for resolving DNS via the SOCKS4 proxy (SOCKS4a).
ICQ:
* Fix retrieval of status messages from users of ICQ 6.x, Miranda, and
other libpurple clients. (Daniel Ljungborg)
* Change client ID to match ICQ Basic 14.34.3096. This fixes publishing
of buddy icons and available messages.
* Properly publish status messages for statuses other than Available.
ICQ 6.x users can now see these status messages. (Daniel Ljungborg)
* Fix receipt of messages from the mobile client Slick. (David Jedelsky)
MSN:
* Fix transfer of buddy icons, custom smileys, and files from the
latest Windows Live Messenger 9 official client. (Thomas
Gibson-Robinson)
* Large (multi-part) messages are now correctly re-combined.
* Federated/Yahoo! buddies should now stop creating sync issues at
every signin. You may need to remove duplicates in the Address
Book. See the FAQ for more information. Thanks to Jason Lingohr
for lots of debugging and testing.
* Messages from Yahoo! buddies are no longer silently dropped.
* We now save and use the CacheKey for ABCH SOAP requests.
* Don't try to parse Personal Status Messages or Current Media if they
don't exist.
* Convert from ISO-8859-1 encoding to UTF-8 when no charset is specified
on incoming messages. This should fix some issues with messages from
older clients.
* Force sending the font "Segoe UI" if outgoing formatting doesn't specify
a font already.
* Queue callbacks when token updates are in progress to prevent two token
update attempts from trampling each other.
* Fixed a crash on Windows when removing a buddy's alias.
* Update the Address Book when buddies' friendly names change. This
prevents seeing an outdated alias or not seeing an alias at all for
buddies who are offline when you sign in.
* Update tokens for FindMembership and ABFindAll SOAP requests.
* We no longer try to send empty messages. This could happen when a
message contained only formatting and that formatting was not supported
on MSN.
* Buddies on both the Allow and Block list are now automatically
removed from the Allow list. Users with this problem will now no
longer receive an ADL 241 error. The problematic buddy should now
appear on the buddy list and can be removed or unblocked as desired.
XMPP:
* Resources using __HOSTNAME__ substitution will now grab only the short
hostname instead of the FQDN on systems which put the FQDN in the
hostname. (Matěj Cepl)
* No longer send a 'to' attribute on an outgoing stanza when we haven't
received one. This fixes a registration bug as described in ticket
#6635.
Pidgin:
* Tooltip windows now appear below the mouse cursor. (Kosta Arvanitis)
* Tooltip windows now disappear on keypress events. (Kosta Arvanitis)
* Tooltip windows no longer linger when scrolling the buddy list. (Kosta
Arvanitis)
Finch:
* Allow rebinding keys to change the focused widget (details in the
man-page, look for GntBox::binding)
version 2.5.4 (01/12/2009):
libpurple:
* Fix a connection timeout with empty Gadu-Gady buddy lists. (Martin
Rosinski)
* Don't ignore namespace information when parsing XMPP data. (Michal
Witkowski)
* Fix a crash that occurred when retrieving certain Offline Messages
on MSN.
* Extended purple-url-handler to handle "gtalk" URI's. (Paul Aurich)
* Fix the hang on exit in Network Location Awareness for Windows XP
and Windows Vista. (Paul Aurich)
MSN:
* Change Contact Server to temporarily fix connection problems.
(Thanks to Youness Alaoui)
XMPP:
* Support for XEP-0191 blocking. (Vijay Raghunathan)
* Don't put SASL PLAIN or IQ Auth passwords in debug logs. (Paul Aurich)
* Fix removal of avatars (both PEP and vCard), we weren't removing
them correctly before. (Paul Aurich)
Pidgin:
* Fix a crash in the Add Account dialog when changing protocols under
certain circumstances.
Finch:
* Redirect stderr outputs to the debug window.
* Fix rebinding actions with the arrow-keys and tab.
devel/p5-Net-LDAP-Class into The NetBSD Packages Collection.
The Perl 5 module Net::LDAP::Class can be described as an
object-relational mapping for LDAP. More accurately it provides for
LDAP management an ORM-like API, similar to these of the DBIx::Class
and Rose::DB::Object modules.
Packages Collection.
The Perl 5 module Net::LDAP::Class can be described as an
object-relational mapping for LDAP. More accurately it provides for
LDAP management an ORM-like API, similar to these of the DBIx::Class
and Rose::DB::Object modules.
The LIBMAA library provides many low-level data structures which are
helpful for writing compilers, including hash tables, sets, lists,
debugging support, and memory management. Although LIBMAA was
designed and implemented as a foundation for the Khepera
Transformation System, the data structures are generally applicable to
a wide range of programming problems.
The memory management routines are especially helpful for improving the
performance of memory-intensive applications.
This is only a package version change: the version 0.8.0.01 is IMHO
more accurate, wrt to the Perl 5 module version, than the previous
version 0.80.100.
Yes this makes the package version decreasing. Sorry... Please bear
with me.
This is only a package version change: the version 0.8.0.01 is IMHO
more accurate, wrt to the Perl 5 module version, than the previous
version 0.80.100.
Yes this makes the package version decreasing. Sorry... Please bear
with me.
