For home users using the BSD open-source operating system, we offer F-Prot
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utilizes the renowned F-Prot Antivirus scanning engine for primary scan but
has in addition to that a system of internal heuristics devised to search
for unknown viruses
F-Prot Antivirus for BSD was especially developed to effectively eradicate
viruses threatening workstations running FreeBSD, NetBSD, or OpenBSD. It
provides full protection against macro viruses and other forms of malicious
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according to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/ReleaseNotes.html:
- J# Compiler silently generates bytecode that exceeds VM limits.
- BigDecimal String constructor throws StringIndexOutOfBounds.
- URL constructor throws java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException
- VM crashes if a run method throws an expection in a finally block
- JVM crash in java.net.ServerSocket.implAccept
- -Xcheck:jni overly strict in JNI method IsSameObject
- JVM hangs up with C++ std lib because of mutex deadlock in 1.3.1_03/1.4.0_0X
- jvm crashes without any error message
- java.util.Date(int,int,int,int,int,int) is unable to give hour information
- 1.3.1_09: JVM process size grows after every JVMPI heap dump request.
Version 1.2.2 - 16122003asg
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* Fixed a error in ending an connection after receiving "QUIT".
* Added support for configuration files. Two new parameters are
added for this. (-f and -F)
* renamed `dcp' to `ctp' because we thought that `connection translation
programs' gives a better idea of what the really do.
For each file listed in INFO_FILES the installed files matching
${PREFIX}/${INFO_DIR}/filename(-[0-9]+)? are registered as belonging
to the package.
Also ignore the same files in print-PLIST target.
Info files should not be listed in PLIST files anymore but the awk code
snippet (_PLIST_AWK_INFO) in charge of actually dealing with info files for
the plist target will strip any it finds in them.
Now for the reason behind this...
Older makeinfo command (before pre-release version 4.5.90 or before release
version 4.6) had SPLIT_SIZE_THRESHOLD: when an info file size was
>= SPLIT_SIZE_THRESHOLD then the info file was split in chunks of
DEFAULT_SPLIT_SIZE size.
DEFAULT_SPLIT_SIZE in older versions of makeinfo was 50000 (bytes)
and SPLIT_SIZE_THRESHOLD was 70000.
So if an info file has a size < 70000 and is processed by makeinfo < 4.6
it is not split in chunks. But if it is processed by makeinfo >= 4.6
texinfo.mk to emulate older version automatically adds `--split-size=50000'
to makeinfo's command line and this time the info file is split in chunks...
This can lead to PLIST inconsistency from platform to platform or more
exactly from version to version of makeinfo.
Now we don't have to care about this problem and the info files removal
from PLIST files can happen.
NetBSD Package Collection.
The ghostscript-viewer plugin allows Sylpheed-claws to display PostScript and
PDF attachments in the visualisation panel.
You must manually load the plugin through Configuration/Plugins.
In fact very little has changed in V2.4. A few bugs were fixed, and one
new feature, namely the display of multiple results in a
multi-dictionary lookup, was added. One bug-fix was to re-instate a
feature that was accidently dropped out in the V2.2 -> V2.3 update.
(Only one user noticed....)
Pkgsrc change: depend on new edict and kanjidic packages instead of
including a copy of the files.
