Change most pkgs to depend on either
emulators/suse_linux/Makefile.application (normal pkgs) or
Makefile.common (suse91 and suse themselves) to filter out Operating
Systems without Linux ABI support. Use CPU masks to limit the pkg to
supported platforms.
Notable changes from NEWS:
* Major changes in 2.0.2
* Major changes in 2.0.1
** New add-on riece-xfaceb.el, which displays X-Face/Colour Face in
IRC buffers. (Steve Youngs)
* Major changes in 2.0.0
** Support multiple coding-systems on a server.
You can use different coding-systems for different channels. (ueno)
For example:
(setq riece-channel-coding-system-alist
'(("#euc-jp" . euc-jp)
("#utf-8 irc.freenode.net" . utf-8)))
** Support uninstall, unload (dangerous) operations for add-ons.
Now you can fully customize riece-addons in the add-on listing
mode. (ueno)
** New mechanism for executing Ruby programs. To use it, see the
commentary section of riece-ruby.el. (ueno)
** New add-on riece-eval-ruby.el, which regards user input prefixed by
",ruby " as a Ruby program and sends the result to the current
channel. (ueno)
** New add-on riece-shrink-buffer.el, which now takes care of periodic
buffer shrinking. If you have set riece-max-buffer-size, you will
need to enable the riece-shrink-buffer add-on in the add-on listing
mode. (ueno)
** Allow "@" instead of " " as a separator of a channel name and an
IRC server name. (ueno)
** Rewrite the Japanese manual (riece-ja.texi) for IRC & Emacs
newbies. (ueno)
** Include a document for developers (doc/HACKING{,.ja}) (ueno)
* Major changes in 1.0.8
** Mitigate file locking scheme of riece-log. (ueno)
** Format idle seconds in human readable form. (ueno)
** Support SXEmacs version names. (Steve Youngs)
** Support CTCP TIME. (Steve Youngs)
Fix patch-aa so libcares is properly detected
Fix options.mk so that libcurl is properly detected
Use PKG_OPTIONS_OPTIONAL_GROUPS as suggesed by wiz@ in private email
Use PKG_OPTIONS_REQUIRED_GROUPS for hub/leaf choice
Bump to nb1
Create the services group using PKG_GROUPS
From the ChangeLog:
> 2005/11/20 .56 Fixed a bug in StatServ that could cause a crash if
> StatServ was unloaded with a rehash while Services
> was running.
> 2005/11/07 Changed NickServ and ChanServ SET PASSWORD to prevent the
> use of spaces in passwords.
> 2005/11/07 The NickServ commands DROP, RECOVER, RELEASE, and GHOST now
> report a syntax error rather than "password incorrect"
> when too many parameters are given. (As a result,
> passwords containing spaces can no longer be used with
> these commands. Use IDENTIFY followed by SET PASSWORD
> to set a new password without spaces.)
> 2005/10/26 Fixed incorrect end-of-/WHOIS responses for several
> pseudoclients. Reported by Robin Burchell
> <surreal.w00t@xxxxx.xxx>
> 2005/09/26 .55 Added documentation on CSSetChannelTime configuration option.
> 2005/08/25 Fixed rare bug allowing users to gain voice status
> improperly. Reported by Anton Wolkov <phan70m@xxxxx.xxx>
> 2005/08/23 Added "authed" callback for newly-authorized nicknames.
> Suggested by Robin Burchell <surreal.w00t@xxxxx.xxx>
> 2005/08/16 .54 The ChanServ check_kick callback now passes the channel
> name as a string instead of the Channel structure, so
> the channel name can be known even if the channel is
> empty. Reported by Olly <olly@xxxxxxx.xx.xx>
> 2005/08/13 The S-line commands (SGLINE, SQLINE, and SZLINE) now check
> that "*" or similarly overbroad masks are not used.
> Suggested by Dionisios K. <vonitsa_net@xxxxx.xx>
> 2005/08/13 Fixed minor bugs in the code to check whether a new
> autokill is too broad (such as "*").
> 2005/08/13 Fixed a compilation error (and many warnings) when
> compiling with GCC 4.
> 2005/08/13 Added UNSET callbacks for NickServ and ChanServ. Suggested
> by Craig McLure <Craig@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>
> 2005/05/12 .53 Fixed bug causing server connection to fail.
> 2005/05/12 .52 Fixed occasional corruption of the NickServ REGISTER syntax
> string upon reconfiguration (OperServ REHASH).
> Reported by <alm@xxxxxxx.xx>
> 2005/05/06 Fixed attempts to send PING messages before connecting to
> the server. Reported by Craig McLure
> <Craig@xxxxxxxxx.xxx>
> 2005/04/02 .51 convert-db now checks for more potential problems with the
> imported databases before writing out the XML data.
> 2005/04/02 Fixed bugs when converting databases from old versions of
> PTlink Services.
> 2005/04/01 Fixed handling of links to forbidden nicks when converting
> Auspice databases.
> 2005/03/31 ChanServ KICK no longer allows Services opers to be kicked.
> 2005/03/31 Ensured that usermode +r is cleared from nicks which lose
> their identification status (e.g. from FORBID/SUSPEND).
> 2005/03/31 NickServ SUSPEND now forces the user of the suspended
> nick to change nicknames, as FORBID does. Reported by
> Dionisios K. <vonitsa_net@xxxxx.xx>
> 2005/03/31 ChanServ now stops non-identified users from joining
> channels with mode +R locked on. Suggested by
> Dionisios K. <vonitsa_net@xxxxx.xx>
> 2005/03/29 .50 Fixed security hole in NickServ LISTLINKS allowing any user
> to view a nick's links. Reported by
> <katarn@xxxxxxxxxx.xxx>
formerly used by the DALnet IRC Network. Since development started on it
(around May 1999) many new features has been added, modified, and many bugs
fixed. Unreal runs both on *nix platforms, Amiga & Windows 95/98/2k/NT.
Some features to mention: Channel Halfops, No-color channel mode,
Strip-colors channel mode, channelmode +q & +a - protect modes, Oper and
Admin only channels, exception bans, Nokicks mode (channel and user), Flood
limiter, Channel links, Host cloaking, Net* Tech and Co-Admin modes, Whois
notifies, Foreign connects monitor, Oper suspend, G:Lines, T:Lines, channel
restriction (people can only go to these channels if enabled), Trojan/DCC
Deny, RPING/RPONG, Sethost family, Token in server<->server etc.
FDlists/High Traffic Mode, SOCKS check on connect, Speeded up server
synchs, limited WebTV Client support, /vhost, and many dreamforge
optimations. UnrealIRCd is aimed to be an advanced, not an easy IRCd.
Also includes SSL and IPv6 support.
2003-09-22: 0.4.10.4: buf fix release, fixes remote DoS, SSL support a la licq,
TCL scripting, fixes a few file transfer glitches
2003-10-06: 0.4.10.5: fixes a bunch of annoying yet easy to fix bugs
2004-01-17: 0.4.11: history seach/dump, avoid deleted new registered UINs by initializing ICQ meta data,
bug fixes
2004-11-14: 0.4.12: more history (by Sebastian Felis), OpenSSL support (by Roman Hoog Antink)
2004-12-05: 0.4.99.9: beta release
2005-02-11: 0.5: also OpenSSL support (by Roman Hoog Antink), contact list upload, more colors in messages,
per-contact configurability of many options - including several new ones, again with
peek/peek2 command, command line options to start commands in mICQ, reworked online help
and man pages, UTF-8 input handling, lots of fixes (and probably new bugs ;)
2005-02-27: 0.5.0.1: bug fixes and translation updates, peek reliable again
2005-04-24: 0.5.0.2: bug fixes, contact list handling improvements, auto-expanding aliases "a" and "r"
2005-04-27: 0.5.0.3: fix two bugs introduced in last version
2005-06-05: 0.5.0.4: general auto-expanding aliases, peek fixed again
In brief:
- We now support a completely new platform, Tru64 UNIX
- We have mostly revamped the Windows Cygwin port
- The IRIX port has been brought up to date
- The HPUX port has been retested and minor warnings have been fixed
- The configure script has been massively revamped
- Most noticeable is that we generate make dependencies on the fly now
- We now use our own .lang files to provide translated numeric messages
- IPv6 support is now automatically enabled/disabled
- Cryptlinks now use Nagle's TCP_NODELAY algorithm
- X-line (gecos ban) support has been added
- Nick and channel RESVs are now stored in nresv.conf and cresv.conf
as i did the two latest updates, take maintainership
The changelog for 0.99:
- Fixed memory initialization bug in OSCAR module that caused crashes on
closing the connection.
- Most likely fixed the bug that caused BitlBee to use 100% CPU time in
some situations.
- Outgoing MSN typing notifications are now understood correctly by the
orignal MS Mac/Windows clients (again).
- Added "account add $protocol" to the documentation, got rid of a lot
of over-markup (i.e. overuse of bold-tags), reviewed some other parts.
- Small changes to help.xsl to fix small flaws in the help.txt formatting.
- Messaging yourself now doesn't make irssi or mIRC crash anymore.
The Invisible IRC Project (IIP) was originally created so that people
interested in facilitating privacy and free speech could work to
these ends in an equally secure and anonymous environment. It has now
become a haven for anyone seeking anonymous, encrypted Internet Relay
Chat. The project's inspiration arose primarily from a shared
interest in the Freenet Project and a desire to provide the real-time
communications capabilities that Freenet could not.
protocol plugin for GAIM (chat/gaim). Important changes that were
made as part of porting this software to pkgsrc include the following:
* Teach gaim-icb to display all status messages sent by the ICB server,
which allows server-specific info messages to be received by the ICB
plugin.
* Add the "brick" shortcut command (of course).
