asplained autnums, make asdot the default, but prepare for them switching
by asking the asplained format before giving up, independently of any
command line settings. Bump pkgrev, too.
- add patch to src/gnug++/int.defs.h for Solaris compatibility
(by Ian Dickinson, iand@eng.pipex.net)
- move Errors manpage to a less general name (suggested by Ian Dickinson)
- add patch to src/RtConfig/f_cisco.cc by Hagen Boehm <hboehm@NIC.DTAG.DE>
(fixes up the string that gets output instead of a copy of said string)
- improve src/Makefile.in some more
a pair of extra {}. It's a marvel what these can do for you. :)
Thanks to Daryl Collins <daryl@internode.com.au> for bringing the problem
to my attention.
RSSets and ASSets, which are also getting served by this function (so that
eg "peval -compressed fltr-bogons" no longer worked).
Revert the change to RAWhoisClient::getSet; introduce RAWhoisClient::getASSet
for ASSets and RSSets and use that in RAWhoisClient::expandASSet and
RAWhoisClient::expandRSSet
- remove patches/patch-bv since if you use gmake it's for a generated file,
even if the original tar contains it (and the diff grows rather large due
to differing yacc versions)
- add irrd-cache-usage-patch by Hagen Boehm <hboehm@brutus.NIC.DTAG.DE>
- add JunOS @RtConfig import patch by Stan Barber <sob@academ.com>
- add IPv6 ACL list numbers patch by Timo Koehler <tkoehler@acm.org>
most changes supplied by mlelstv@NetBSD.org (Michael van Elst)
patch to src/rpsl/rpsl/rptype.cc supplied by he@NetBSD.org (Havard Eidnes)
also fixes PR pkg/36807
INSTALLATION_DIRS, as well as all occurrences of ${PREFIX}/man with
${PREFIX}/${PKGMANDIR}.
Fixes PR 35265, although I did not use the patch provided therein.
- fix a hairy bug in BirdWhoisClient::getResponse (how did that ever work?)
- make stripRipeComments more lenient against an APNIC comment style problem
routing policies in RPSL [RFC 2622] format, registered in an
Internet Routing Registry(IRR). The main goal of the project is
to make routing information more convenient and useful for
network engineers, by providing tools for automated router configuration,
routing policies analysis, and maintenance.
