(ports/lang/php4/files/patch-ext::pcre::php_pcre.c). Fixes a bug
(described at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=27810) which causes
apache2 to dump core on receiving SIGHUP.
This is supposedly fixed in the next release of PHP.
patch provided by Michal Pasternak in PR pkg/25611
Release 0.2.1
11 May 2004
Minor bugfixes and test improvements.
Release 0.2.0
20 Feb 2004
Reorganized code into modules; converted some iteration constructs to Python
iterators and generators. All text processing internally is now handled as
Unicode. Analyzers are back as generators of tokens.
The changes to the code to make it more pythonic appear to have resulted in
trading time for space: preliminary tests indicate about a 5% speedup on one
dataset in exchange for a 20% increase in memory usage.
Extended Affix Grammars (EAG) are an attempt to implement a very
general form of Affix Grammars, with very few restrictions. EAG can
be used as a specification formalism, specifying in general relations
rather than functions, or as a relational programming language similar
in many respects to PROLOG.
the PKGREVISION. Also remove the unnecessary -preserve-dup-deps argument
to libtool, rename the configure option to --enable-libtool, and remove
the unnecessary bits to deal with libcrypt/libcrypto (buildlink3 does
this for us automatically).
really have big information value for those who don't know neither B nor C.
s/minimalistic/minimalist/ in DESCR, the former is not really an english word.
Bitchbot is a GPL'ed perl-based IRC bot coded mainly for #gloom on
irc.edgeirc.net. The bot has a wide variety of useful and useless
features, to name a few:
* factoids (bits of information about things)
* Game server query support for all popular FPS titles
(using qstat, www.qstat.org)
* Message system for leaving short notes for people who are offline.
* Configurable access list to allow users to manipulate certain features.
* Channel operator commands
(limited use; bitchbot wasn't designed to be a chanbot)
* Last seen nickname to find out when a user was last on the channel.
* Vote and poll on user defined topics.
* Channel statistics (if your server can handle the horrible memory leaks)
* Support for the cyborgizer and techifier toys from www.brunching.com.
* A ton of other stuff you'll find from looking at the command reference.
with gavan@NetBSD.org at pkgsrcCon.
Within the pkgsrc infrastructure, LOCALBASE has two different meanings:
(1) where the package being built should be installed, and
(2) where to find previously installed packages.
Most instances of case (2) should be converted to use EVAL_PREFIX,
but there are some cases where this is impossible. To resolve this,
we preserve LOCALBASE to mean (2) and we create a new variable
INSTALLATION_PREFIX to mean (1).
INSTALLATION_PREFIX is meant to be set some time before bsd.pkg.mk is
included, and provides the value for PREFIX if it's defined, e.g.
NO_MTREE= yes
INSTALLATION_PREFIX= /
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
This allows us to remove all cases where PREFIX is explicitly set in
the package Makefile, e.g. Java VM packages, qmail, etc.
Major changes since 0.55:
+ Merged SOAP::MIME into SOAP::Lite's core
+ Cleaned up the UI for the Makefile.PL script - it now detects and
indicated whether certain Perl modules have been detected. The
table displaying installation preferences has been substantially
cleaned up, the code is much more modular and relies on a simple
data structure representing potential module dependencies.
+ Made the Makefile.PL script iterative - meaning, the user will be
continually be presented with their preferences until they
explicity choose to accept them and continue (bug 747295)
+ Differentiate between xsd:int and xsd:long to fix interoperability
bug with Java Web services
! Fixed MIME interoperability bug with Apache Axis - Axis' MIME
parser requires that MIME boundaries are terminiated by a CRLF
character where the MIME::Tools package only outputs a CR
character. A patch was integrated into the MIME::Tools module
which allows SOAP::Lite to specify its own MIME Boundary delimiter
! SOAP Faultcodes are now properly typed a xsd:QName, whereas
before they were xsd:string - to be honest, they are left untyped
so that toolkits can serialize them according to the schema
(bug 747283)
! Fixed documentation error around turning on a trace for multiple
"channels" (bug 747310)
! Disabled SOAPStruct (bug 747316)
! Fixed XML::Parser::Expat vulnerability (bug 747265)
! Added item in TROUBLESHOOTING section explaining that there is a
bug in Perl 5.8 that prevents +autodispatch from working properly.
The workaround is to use dispatch_from instead (bug 747290)
! Fixed warning when autodispatched call has no parameters
(bug 747286)
! Fixed warning when empty SOAPAction specified (bug 747278)
! Turned off HTTP keep alive patch by default, however users can now
turn on the patch by setting the constant PATCH_HTTP_KEEPALIVE to
1 (bug 747281)
! Removed dependency on the URI module for non-HTTP transports
(bug 747306)
IPv6) but not the successor RFC 2553. The configure script detects this
and decides that tnftp needs to compile its own version of getaddrinfo().
This produces the error message
/usr/include/netdb.h:248: `getaddrinfo' previously defined here
because Unixware provides an implementation of getaddrinfo() in netdb.h
instead of a prototype declaration :-/. Since netdb.h cannot be omitted,
we will always get this definition and tnftp's version of getaddrinfo
will always create a conflict.
This ugly preprocessor hack works around the problem. Hints for a better
solution welcome.
