Changes:
* TMDA has acquired the ability to handle local mail delivery itself.
It can now do safe and reliable delivery to qmail-style Maildirs and
mboxrd-format mboxes, as well as program (pipe) delivery, and
forward to a different e-mail address.
* Added an -autodbm argument to the 'from-file' and 'to-file' filter
sources to match the existing -autocdb capability. -autodbm
automatically maintains a DBM file for the specified TMDA list file.
No more rebuilding your DBM files by hand, cron, or scripting.
* Added the ability to use 'from*' rules in outgoing filters.
See the TMDA Filter Specification for details.
* Lots of internal reorganization.
Changes since 0.61.1:
- the lock modifier code handles user redefined modifiers better
- check if the locale actually needs multibyte support before using multibyte
functions
- use srcdir in all of the makefiles
- general code touchups
- blackbox-nls.hh is always generated even if --disable-nls is used.
This allows us to not have all of those hideous #ifdef NLS chunks.
Nothing to worry about, if you do not want NLS this does not affect you
- Workspace::placeWindow() cleanups. Also a speed bump from reducing the
use of iterator->current() and changing the delta from 1 to 8
- fixed a desciptor leak in BScreen::parseMenuFile, seems opendir
lacked a matching closedir.
- fix transient window handling code in Workspace::removeWindow() so
transients give focus back to their parents properly. The code originally
handled sloppy focus then transient windows, so we just flopped the
if/elsif. This is immediately noticable with web browsers and their open
location windows.
- fixed list::insert so you really can insert at item number 2. While there
I cleaned up the code a bit.
- added decoration to the atom state stored in a window
- fixed the window menu gets left open when another window button is pressed
issue with a call to windowmenu->hide() in window->maximize()
- applied xOr's patch for decoration handling
- applied xOr's patch for the maximize, shade, unmaximize bug
- applied Kennis' patch for sending incorrect Slit configure notices
- BlackboxWindow's flags have been moved into a flags structure
- applied xOr's patch for border handling
- resizing a window turns off its maximized flag. Before a resized window
thought it was still maximized and maximizing a double action
- BlackboxWindow::withdraw no longet sets the state to Withdrawn.
This confused some X clients.
- the menu file mentioned in the manpage is now based on DEFAULT_MENU
- menu is no longer installed, you need to copy it yourself
- the lock modifiers no longer stop blackbox!
- maximize a window via bbkeys and the maximize button is not redrawn, fixed
- autoraise and multiple dialog windows yields segv bug fixed
also lengthened the default auto raise delay from 250 to 400
- another iteration of autoraise and dialog box handling, this time we
noticed that nothing ever reset blackbox.focused_window to 0 when a window
was removed
- check if the window is visible before changeBlackboxHints() calls maximize
- placeWindow no longer takes edgeSnapThreshhold into account
- ignore style files ending in ~
- support locale specifiers with @euro in them
- Toolbar name editing buffer reduced to 128 chars, logic added to make sure
this buffer is not overrun
As well as NLS improvements and other minor bug fixes.
* Fix a bug in text read routine when using 'appendix'.
* Import zlib-1.1.4.
* If the EB_DEBUG environment variable is defined, EB Library outputs
messages for debugging.
`--enable-debug' option of configure is removed.
* Fix a critical bug in decompression of EBZIP compression format.
* The maximum compression level of ebzip is changed from 3 to 5.
* Implement eb_backward_text() and revise eb_forward_text().
* The EB Library programming document (Japanese edition) is back.
* Fix bugs in compressed S-EBXA support.
* Add debug codes.
Those codes are enabled by `configure --enable-debug'.
* Rename eb_initialize_all_subbooks() to
eb_load_all_subbooks(), and
eb_initialize_all_appendix_subbooks() to
eb_load_all_appendix_subbooks(). For backward
compatibility, the old function names are defined as cpp
macros.
* Support for DUDEN EBG CD-ROMs is back.
* Fix a bug in handling of CD-ROM mounted on the root directory.
* Overhaul initialization and finalization routines in the library.
* Support compressed S-EBXA CD-ROM book.
Support Nippon daihyakka zensho, accessories to Sony
DataDiscMan DP-S1000.
* New appendices (crownfj2, crowngj).
* And many bug fixes.
Besides, add a brand new buildlink.mk.
Provide a trampoline implementation that doesn't presume r11 is free (it's not
in dynamically linked programs and the ELF ABI says as much but somehow linux
managed to avoid this it seems). Use r13 for the time being since while gcc
will allocate it, it's the last "local" one allocated so none of the clisp
code hits that (nothing needed 17+ local registers in use ever). Update the
vacall implementation to match the trampoline calls but otherwise for
any assembly use the linux code.
Make these changes specific to netbsd, update the test cases so everything
works.
This now passes all the clisp tests when done/installed.
*5.0.pre2 (beta release)*
NOTE WELL: this release is an beta release. Please let us know
immediately about any bugs you find so we can fix them before the
real 5.0 releas.
New:
- Much of the agent internals were completely rewritten and sports
a new module API to make your life easier. See the
agent/mibgroup/testhandler.c file for example code that makes
use of some of the new functionality.
(Also see http://www.net-snmp.org/tutorial/new-agent/ which has
some incomplete documentation)
- The agent supports multiple SNMPv3 contexts and mib modules can
now register themselves under different contexts. (see the -n
option in the snmpcmd manual page for details on specifying
context strings in requests)
- The proxy code has been completely rewritten and now supports
the use of SNMPv3 contexts to help select which proxied host you
wish to talk to.
- All the tools take --configToken=value options now. (see -H
output from any command for what configTokens it accepts)
- All the tools can speak over many different transport layers
now, including UDP/TCP (ipv4 and ipv6), AAL5pvc, and IPX. See
./configure --help for details on enabling them.
Note: the -p and -T flags to all the applications have been
removed. Use hostname strings like "tcp:localhost:9999"
instead. See the snmpcmd manual page for details.
- snmptrapd now acts as an agentx subagent and implements portions
of the NOTIFICATION-LOG-MIB.
- kerberos authenticated and encrypted SNMPv3 is now possible.
See ./configure --help for details on enabling the ksm security module.
- The AgentX subagent protocol implementation has many new
features and fixes.
- mib2c was completely rewritten and has a much improved
configuration file specification.
- A "net-snmp-config" script will get installed which can report
how the various tools were built (which libraries they were
linked against, etc).
- new perl specific configure options --with-perl-modules &
--enable-embedded-perl. See ./configure --help for details.
- The beginnings of some new Perl modules (alpha level quality)
are in the perl directory, including:
- NetSNMP::agent which allows perl scripts to become net-snmp
master or subagents
- AnyData::SNMP is available that implements a perl DBI
interface to map SQL commands to SNMP. Included is a "snmpsh"
shell where SQL commands can be typed, aliases created, etc.
See the perl/AnyData_SNMP/INSTALL file for details.
- Beginning (alpha level quality) support for embedding perl
subroutines directly within the net-snmp agent.
- Much of the code is getting documented with "doxygen" style
documentation. Run "make docs" if you have doxygen installed.
- RMON support is available. See agent/mibgroup/Rmon/README for details.
