intel-microcode-netbsd does not contain a daemon, it simply calls
cpuctl(8) to upload the microcode to the CPU. However the RC script only
handles the starting sequence. This change avoids an irrelevant message
upon reboot, and avoids a meaningless error condition.
ok Riastradh@
dbus 1.12.20 (2020-07-02)
=========================
The “temporary nemesis” release.
Maybe security fixes:
• On Unix, avoid a use-after-free if two usernames have the same
numeric uid. In older versions this could lead to a crash (denial of
service) or other undefined behaviour, possibly including incorrect
authorization decisions if <policy group=...> is used.
Like Unix filesystems, D-Bus' model of identity cannot distinguish
between users of different names with the same numeric uid, so this
configuration is not advisable on systems where D-Bus will be used.
Thanks to Daniel Onaca.
(dbus#305, dbus!166; Simon McVittie)
Other fixes:
• On Solaris and its derivatives, if a cmsg header is truncated, ensure
that we do not overrun the buffer used for fd-passing, even if the
kernel tells us to.
(dbus#304, dbus!165; Andy Fiddaman)
5.7.2
=====
Bug fixes
- wheels for 2.7 were inadvertently deleted.
5.7.1
=====
Enhancements
- 1729_: parallel tests on UNIX (make test-parallel). They're twice as fast!
- 1741_: "make build/install" is now run in parallel and it's about 15% faster
on UNIX.
- 1747_: `Process.wait()` on POSIX returns an enum, showing the negative signal
which was used to terminate the process::
>>> import psutil
>>> p = psutil.Process(9891)
>>> p.terminate()
>>> p.wait()
<Negsignal.SIGTERM: -15>
- 1747_: `Process.wait()` return value is cached so that the exit code can be
retrieved on then next call.
- 1747_: Process provides more info about the process on str() and repr()
(status and exit code)::
>>> proc
psutil.Process(pid=12739, name='python3', status='terminated',
exitcode=<Negsigs.SIGTERM: -15>, started='15:08:20')
- 1757_: memory leak tests are now stable.
- 1768_: [Windows] added support for Windows Nano Server.
Bug fixes
- 1726_: [Linux] cpu_freq() parsing should use spaces instead of tabs on ia64.
- 1760_: [Linux] Process.rlimit() does not handle long long type properly.
- 1766_: [macOS] NoSuchProcess may be raised instead of ZombieProcess.
- 1781_: fix signature of callback function for getloadavg().
Changes:
- subdir mounts for remote and archive mounts
- remove mount point on successful unmount of remote/archive
- show error and prompt user if cp/mv/rm operation fails
- support absolute/relative paths in cp/mv as
- mark current path automatically on archive/remote mount
- mark current path automatically on target file visit in find and
list mode
- option -C to place HW cursor on hovered for screen readers and
braille displays
- option -u to use selection (if available) and skip current/sel prompt
- key Alt+Esc to clear filter prompt and redraw
- support Esc to cancel remove operation
- gpge & gpgd: encrypt and decrypt with GPG
- blknew: create new files and directories in bulk
- preview-tui:
- unified to support tmux/kitty/xterm/$TERMINAL
- auto-determine split orientation based on terminal height and width
- provision to use scope.sh and pistol
- various other improvements
- upload: send to Firefox Send if ffsend is found
- hexview: add hx as alternative hex viewer
- nuke and imgview: add imv as alternative image viewer
- add find (with fd) and grep (with rg) examples in plugins doc
- key Esc or left click to resend hovered file path to NNN_FIFO
- show + instead of s in status bar on selection
- F5 removed (misfit for toggle hidden), ^S removed (often masked,
redundant)
- handle abnormal program termination and remove NNN_PIPE and/or
NNN_FIFO
- clear selection after successful batch rename, link creation
- make option O_CTX8 for 8 contexts (NOT backward compatible with 4
contexts)
- fix issue with child window resize (see #656)
- fix issue with NNNLVL on macOS (see #639)
- fix issue with restoring session with du/au enabled
Package changes:
- New 8 context mode is enabled
- Patches have been merged
I don't know why xosview needs cpu frequency at all when it doesn't display
it. But:
- different architectures use different sysctl names (that's why it's called
machdep)
- what even is the meaning of the "cpu frequency" when you can set frequency
per core
ChangeLog:
Changes from 2.1.0 to 2.1.1:
- Break mtime ties using ctime when sorting by time.
- Reduce number of calls to stat(), for speed.
- Clear last command status when new command is entered.
Changes from 2.0.0 to 2.1.0:
- Rename cs command ("clear all selections") from cs to csel.
- Rename igs command ("invert selections") from igs to isel.
- Add "prune" command as synonym for DELETE key.
- Clear selections after deleting files via prune/DELETE.
- Fix dependency issues when fdupes is configured to not use ncurses.
0.10.3
- Ensure ``ObservedWatch.path`` is a string
- [inotify] Allow to monitor single file
- [inotify] Prevent raising an exception when a file in a monitored folder has no permissions
eliot is a Python logging system that outputs causal chains of actions: actions
can spawn other actions, and eventually they either succeed or fail. The
resulting logs tell you the story of what your software did: what happened, and
what caused it.
Instead:
1. Package makefiles including their own options.mk
2. Packages say "SUBST_CLASSES+=djberrno" to get the hack, if needed
3. Packages adjust SUBST_FILES.djberrno, if needed
Should fix bulk build failures due to multiple inclusions of options.mk
and/or incorrect definitions of DJB_ERRNO_HACK.
Approved during the freeze by wiz@.
GCC doesn't expand alloca() to __builtin_alloca() in standards mode
(-std=...) so explicitly define it as such to fix breakage on platforms
that don't seem to supply it otherwise, like NetBSD 9 on arm64.
Bump PKGREVISION.
