The bitmap program is a rudimentary tool for creating or editing
rectangular images made up of 1's and 0's. Bitmaps are used in X for
defining clipping regions, cursor shapes, icon shapes, and tile and
stipple patterns.
The bmtoa and atobm filters convert bitmap files to and from ASCII
strings. They are most commonly used to quickly print out bitmaps and
to generate versions for including in text.
This is from the modular X.org X11 project.
The beforelight program is a sample implementation of a screen saver
for X servers supporting the MIT-SCREEN-SAVER extension.
This is from the modular X.org X11 project.
The appres program prints the resources seen by an application (or
subhierarchy of an application) with the specified class and instance
names. It can be used to determine which resources a particular
program will load.
This is from the modular X.org X11 project.
to the versions corresponding to the 2006-09 release. This should have
been done when the main hugs package was updated to this version back in
October of past year.
changes:
1.2.15: This release contains a significant Astribank (XPP) driver update,
support for Digium's TE120P card, and various bug fixes.
1.2.16: This release contains a number of bug fixes, including a fix for
a recently discovered security vulnerability. All Asterisk 1.2 users are
urged to update to this release as soon as possible.
This is in response to PR pkg/35924 by David Wetzel. The PR suggests
to update to 1.4.1, but since I'm not using Asterisk myself I prefer
to do just the minor update (which also fixes the security vulnerability)
for now.
This fixes a security problem which is rather an application issue:
The user wasn't notified about additional text (not covered by the
signature) unless the --status-fd flag is used.
Most importantly this should fix mbox problems in recent RCs.
* Changed --with-headers to --enable-header-install
* If time moves backwards only max. 5 seconds, sleep until we're back
in the original present instead of killing ourself. An error is
still logged.
- IMAP: With namespace prefixes LSUB prefix.* listed INBOX.INBOX.
- deliver: Ignore mbox metadata headers from the message input.
X-IMAP header crashed deliver.
- deliver: If mail_debug=yes, drop out DEBUG environment before
calling sendmail binary. Postfix's sendmail didn't really like it.
- mbox: X-UID brokeness fixes broke rc25 even with valid X-UID headers.
Now the code should finally work right.
- Maildir: When syncing a huge maildir, touch dovecot-uidlist.lock file
once in a while to make sure it doesn't get overwritten by another
process.
- Maildir++ quota: We didn't handle NUL bytes in maildirsize files very
well. Now the file is rebuilt when they're seen (NFS problem).
- Index/view handling fix should fix some crashes/errors
- If index files were moved to a different endianess machine, Dovecot
logged all sorts of errors instead of silently rebuilding them.
- Convert plugin didn't change hierarchy separators in mailbox names.
- PostgreSQL authentication could have lost requests once in a while
with a heavily loaded server.
- Login processes could have crashed in some situations
- auth cache crashed with non-plaintext mechanisms
Changes:
- Fixed a denial of service vulnerability: If invalid hmac or cipher
was specified on joining a channel, server crashed.
Upgrading is recommended.
9403 7.0.202 compiler and runtime problems on Tandem systems
5579 7.0.203 0x80 and CSI need to be escaped when executing a register
1892 7.0.204 cscope: parsing of lines for listing doesn't work properly
1573 7.0.205 (after 7.0.203) can't compile tiny version
2099 7.0.206 (after 7.0.058) can't edit all gb18030 files properly
3000 7.0.207 (after 7.0.203) 0x80 and CSI escaped too often when recording
* bindings/python/Makefile.am: libtool builds shared libraries
anyway, no need for extra LDFLAGS that bite non GNU ld versions
* src/rrd_tool.c: resolve snprintf overflow warning by using sizeof
New version has NetBSD/powerpc support (although I haven't adjusted
the Makefile due to lack of test machines) and now builds the
sb-posix package properly.
