general:
* omegascript.vim: The list of OmegaScript commands in the vim mode was rather
out of date, and a few commands were misclassified. Fix both problems and
avoid future recurrences by automatically generating those lists from the
command list in query.cc.
documentation:
* omegascript.html: Document that $date uses UTC. (ticket#314)
templates:
* query: Link to "xapian.org" rather than "www.xapian.org".
* inc/toptermsjs: Use double-quotes rather than single quotes for parameter
values on the <script> tag.
portability:
* omindex: Implement correct handling of paths when calling external filter
programs on Microsoft Windows.
flint backend:
* Backport the lazy update changes from 1.1.2:
WritableDatabase::replace_document() now updates the database lazily in
simple cases - for example, if you just change a document's values and
replace it with the same docid, then the terms and document data aren't
needlessly rewritten. Caveats: currently we only check if you've looked at
the values/terms/data, not if they've actually been modified, and only keep
track of the last document read.
* Fix PostingIterator::skip_to() on an unflushed WritableDatabase to skip
documents which were added and deleted since the last flush. (ticket#392)
documentation:
* Overhaul the doxygen options we use and tweak various documentation comments
to improve the generated API documentation.
* Explicitly document that an empty prefix argument to
QueryParser::add_prefix() means "no prefix".
* Update the documentation comments for Enable::set_sort_by_value(),
set_sort_by_value_then_relevance(), and set_sort_by_relevance_then_value() to
mention sortable_serialise() as a good way to store numeric values for
sorting.
This package provides Moose types for fun with URIs.
It has slightly DWIMier types than the URI classes have due to
implementation details, so the types should be more forgiving when
ducktyping will work anyway (e.g. URI::WithBase does not inherit
URI).
This Action handles doing automatic method dispatching for REST
requests. It takes a normal Catalyst action, and changes the dispatch
to append an underscore and method name.
For example, in the synopsis above, calling GET on "/foo" would
result in the foo_GET method being dispatched.
If a method is requested that is not implemented, this action will
return a status 405 (Method Not Found). It will populate the "Allow"
header with the list of implemented request methods. You can override
this behavior by implementing a custom 405 handler like so:
sub foo_not_implemented {
... handle not implemented methods ...
}
If you do not provide an _OPTIONS subroutine, we will automatically
respond with a 200 OK. The "Allow" header will be populated with
the list of implemented request methods.
It is likely that you really want to look at Catalyst::Controller::REST,
which brings this class together with automatic Serialization of
requests and responses.
This module provides a simple one-subroutine "named parameters"
style interface for creating URIs. Underneath the hood it uses
URI.pm, though because of the simplified interface it may not
support all possible options for all types of URIs.
It was created for the common case where you simply want to have
a simple interface for creating syntactically correct URIs from
known components (like a path and query string). Doing this using
the native URI.pm interface is rather tedious, requiring a number
of method calls, which is particularly ugly when done inside a
templating system such as Mason or TT2.
- Large files. Support for files and archives greater than 2 GB using
large file I/O and the Zip64 extensions. Also can now have more
than 64K entries in an archive.
- Split archives. Zip now supports split archives, zip archives
split into a set of files that can then be stored on removable media
for instance.
- Unicode. If Unicode support is enabled and supported on the system
Zip is run on, Zip now can read paths not in the current character
set and store those paths in portable UTF-8 format. These Unicode
paths can then be used to partially or fully recreate the paths on
other systems depending on the character set support provided by
the unzip on the receiving system. In particular, this allows
portability of paths between Windows and Unix. Unicode comments
are also supported on systems where UTF-8 is the current character
set. Unicode comment support for other systems is expected in
Zip 3.1.
- New command line parser. This new parser allows for command line
permuting, where options can appear almost anywhere on the command
line. This allows adding options to the end of the command line,
for instance. It also supports long options, allowing for
more readable command lines, and also allows lists for the -x
exclude and -i include options to appear not just at the end of
the command line. And some bugs in command line processing in
Zip 2.32 have been fixed.
- Unix 32-bit UIDs/GIDs. Now UIDs/GIDs larger than 16 bits are
supported, but UnZip 6.0 is needed to restore these larger
UIDs/GIDs. If Zip detects that the current system does not use
16-bit UIDs/GIDs, the old 16-bit UID/GID storage is not used
as putting 32-bit UIDs/GIDs into 16-bit fields can cause
problems.
- New modes. Additional archive modes have been added, including a
difference mode for supporting incremental backups, a file sync
mode for synchronizing an existing archive with the current file
system (which can be much faster than creating a new archive), and
a copy mode that allows copying entries from one archive to another.
- Compression using bzip2. Now can add bzip2 compression as a
compression option in Zip. bzip2 compression can result in much
more compact entries in some cases, but the user should verify
that bzip2 is supported on the target unzip before using this new
compression choice.
- New Windows dll. The Windows dll has been updated to support the
new Zip64 large file and larger number of entries limits. This
new dll is not backward compatible with the Zip 2.32 dll, as the
arguments to the dll have been updated to support the added
capabilities, but modifying existing programs to use the new dll
should be simple. See the included Visual Basic example project
for details.
- Better streaming and piping. Zip now has better support of
streaming and piping and handles Unix FIFOs (named pipes) better.
- Gobs of new progress information. Zip can now output progress
information, such as how many entries processed and to go, how
many bytes processed and to go, and adjustable size progress
dots. If the initial file scan takes longer than about 5
seconds, Zip now outputs dots during the scan to avoid a long
period of quiet. Zip can also now generate log files.
- Updated archive fixing. The archive fixing capability is
slightly improved, and now can fix split archives.
- Windows Archive bit support. The Windows archive bit is now
supported, though the new difference mode is probably more
reliable than relying on the Windows archive bit for creating
incremental backups.
- File lists. Zip can list the files that would be added to an
archive as well as the files in an existing archive.
- Extended help. A new extended help option lists a very terse
summary of the major features of Zip and how to use them.
- Many bug fixes.
20090709 - 1.25.0
[-] * Retry on timeout of usb transfer (bug #940).
[-] * Disable AT OBEX for Motorola PEBL U6 (bug #939).
[-] * Disable AT OBEX for Samsung J700 (bug #948).
[-] * Empty memory entry has length 0 (bug #947).
[-] * Handle some more fields from Nokia phonebook (bug #946), thanks to Will Sowerbutts.
20090624 - 1.24.92
[-] * Fix distutils build (bug #916).
[-] * Detect when phone does not support ATE1 (bug #918).
[-] * Do not use OBEX on Motorola L7 (bug #912).
[-] * Reinclude full SMS text in comments in backup (bug #905).
[-] * Disable AT OBEX for Samsung J750 and J700 (bug #856).
[-] * Avoid shadowing C++ bool definition (bug #920).
[-] * Do not disable CLIP for all SE phones.
[-] * Add ID for Nokia 1209.
[-] * Catch busy error from Nokia phones (bug #932, thanks to Walter Doekes).
20090527 - 1.24.91
[-] * Fix code problems caught by GCC 4.5.
[-] * Compile static libraries with -fPIC (they might be later linked
into shared ones) (bug #909).
[-] * Handle own number error code in 6510 driver (bug #910).
[-] * Add ID for Nokia 5220 (bug #910).
[-] * Handle SMSC error code in 6510 driver (bug #910).
[-] * Disable gcc warnings about non literal format strings (bug #901).
[-] * Add more fuzzy logic to detect bad encoding from phone (bug #874).
[-] * Add ID for Nokia 7500 and Nokia 7210s.
[-] * Improve searching for Bluetooth stack on OS X.
[-] * Fix ctype compile time warnings on NetBSD (bug #908).
[-] * Nokia 3110c has SMS on filesystem (bug #904).
[-] * Add ID for Nokia 5130 (bug #911).
[-] * Faster reading of Nokia filesystem.
[!] * New PDU decoder which properly parses PDU data.
[!] * AT driver uses new PDU decoder.
[!] * 6510 driver uses new PDU decoder and understands most formats of
filesystem Nokia SMS messages (bug #911).
20090512 - 1.24.90
[-] * Fix checking for MPBR (bug #873).
[-] * Fix reading of calls with wrong timestamp (bug #872).
[-] * Increase timeout for IrDA phonet (bug #867).
[-] * Better detect some weird phone states (bug #866).
[-] * Fix handling of caller group in Python bindings (bug #870).
[-] * Correctly detect empty entries from Motorola.
[-] * Better error reporting from at-charset test.
[+] * smsd-inject now shows ID of injected message.
[-] * Fix decoding of date in Nokia phonebooks (bug #876).
[-] * Fix detection of SMS message memories in AT (bug #875).
[-] * Improve documentation for savefile (bug #893).
[-] * Add stricter check for DBI version (bug #894).
Pkgsrc changes:
o Add patch-af and patch-ag so that the math library variant selection
actually works as intended.
Upstream changes:
- Core
+ Removed several deprecated functions and features
+ Removed bsr, jsr, branch_cs, and ret opcodes
+ Removed global stacks system
+ Changed OPS file format to include explicit preamble
+ Changed all "new 'Iterator'" instructions into 'iter' instructions
+ Removed Configure.pl options for specifying non-working GC cores
+ Removed unexecuting code as found by Coverity
+ Improvements to the Parrot Debugger
+ Added experimental fixed-size structure allocator to the GC
+ Added experimental lazy arena allocation to the GC
+ Removed the defunct PASM1 compiler object
+ Refactored hashes, keys, and iterators
+ Added "corevm" make target to build Parrot without all the
supporting libraries
+ Removed Random PMC type and added in a "rand" dynop
+ Optimization and Improvements to the NCI thunk generator
+ New include file libpaths.pasm
- Compilers
+ Multiple .local with same name and different type is now an
error on IMCC.
- Platforms
+ Improved support for detecting Fink and Macports
+ Updated search directories for libraries
- Documentation
+ "Parrot Developers Guide: PIR" released to publisher and
available to purchase
+ Improved documentation about Parrot Debugger
+ Update PGE Documentation
- Miscellaneous
+ Added tests
+ Fixes to code, documentation, and standards
doesn't conflict with openssh.
Changes since 0.50:
0.52 - Wed 12 November 2008
- Add "netcat-alike" option (-B) to dbclient, allowing Dropbear to
tunnel standard input/output to a TCP port-forwarded remote host.
- Add "proxy command" support to dbclient, to allow using a spawned
process for IO rather than a direct TCP connection. eg
dbclient remotehost
is equivalent to
dbclient -J 'nc remotehost 22' remotehost
(the hostname is still provided purely for looking up saved host keys)
- Combine netcat-alike and proxy support to allow "multihop"
connections, with comma-separated host syntax. Allows running
dbclient user1@host1,user2@host2,user3@host3
to end up at host3 via the other two, using SSH TCP forwarding. It's
a bit like onion-routing. All connections are established from the
local machine. The comma-separated syntax can also be used for
scp/rsync, eg
rsync -a -e dbclient m@gateway,m2@host,martello:/home/matt/ ~/backup/
to bounce through a few hosts.
- Add -I "idle timeout" option (contributed by Farrell Aultman)
- Allow restrictions on authorized_keys logins such as restricting
commands to be run etc. This is a subset of those allowed by OpenSSH,
doesn't yet allow restricting source host.
- Use vfork() for scp on uClinux
- Default to PATH=/usr/bin:/bin for shells.
- Report errors if -R forwarding fails
- Add counter mode cipher support, which avoids some security problems
with the standard CBC mode.
- Support zlib@openssh.com delayed compression for client/server. It
can be required for the Dropbear server with the '-Z' option. This
is useful for security as it avoids exposing the server to attacks
on zlib by unauthenticated remote users, though requires client side
support.
- options.h has been split into options.h (user-changable) and
sysoptions.h (less commonly changed)
- Support "dbclient -s sftp" to specify a subsystem
- Fix a bug in replies to channel requests that could be triggered by
recent versions of PuTTY
0.51 - Thu 27 March 2008
- Make a copy of password fields rather erroneously relying on getwpnam()
to be safe to call multiple times
- If $SSH_ASKPASS_ALWAYS environment variable is set (and $SSH_ASKPASS is
as well) always use that program, ignoring isatty() and $DISPLAY
- Wait until a process exits before the server closes a connection, so
that an exit code can be sent. This fixes problems with exit codes not
being returned, which could cause scp to fail.
