packages (see pkg_info -e). Restore this behaviour. Still print a
warning when the pkgdb can't be processed.
Reported by Daniel Horecki and pointed to the option by tnn@.
telling him to accept a license:
- if MAKECONF is set, use that
- if this is NetBSD and a non-bootstrap make is used, take /etc/mk.conf
- otherwise use ${PREFIX}/etc/mk.conf.
Issues reported by Michael Neumann on DragonFly's user list.
contains files that are generated during the "install" phase. This
should fix the problem where PLIST modifications were ignored if the
PLIST was modified between a "make deinstall" and a "make reinstall".
Version 1.2.24 is the final 1.2 release that contains normal bug fixes.
The 1.2 branch will only be maintained with security fix releases from
now until it is completely deprecated.
mark_as_automatic_installed to take a package name and not a full path.
Add assertions to test for this.
Drop a few islinktodir checks.
Change pkg_info to use iterate_pkg_db instead of scanning the directory
by hand. As a side effect don't try to check for the pkgdb dir first,
let pkgdb_dump and iterate_pkg_db handle that.
Make pkgdb_dump return failure if it can't open the package db.
WikipediaFS is a mountable virtual file system that allows to read and
edit articles from Wikipedia (or any Mediawiki-based site) as if they
were real files.
It is thus possible to view and edit articles using your favourite
text-editor. Text-editors tend to be more convenient than a simple
browser form when it comes to editing large texts and they generally
include useful features such as Mediawiki syntax highlighting and
spell checking.
Advanced usage of WikipediaFS includes easy development of scripts and
bots. Programs simply have to deal with normal files because this is
WikipediaFS which takes care of the HTTP layer. For example, it would
be possible to use WikipediaFS to perform a massive content migration
from an existing site to a Mediawiki.
Features
* Reading and editing articles, including subpages.
* User * configuration : add your own Mediawiki.
* Editing with your login
* HTTPS, HTTP authentication, proxy.
Too many changes to list here; most are not visible to client-only
users anyway.
I've tested client and anymous service functions. Couldn't test server
myself. Since noone responded when I asked for testers I'm committing
the update anyway, also because security flaws were reported without
telling whether they apply to the old 0.1.1 branch.
