Patch from seagull at aracnet.com:
Some time ago, I identified a problem with libusb under FreeBSD. The issue
is that the current implementation of bsd.c assumes that a particular
endpoint is unidirectional. If you write, for example, to endpoint 2,
you can't later on read from that same endpoint and visa-versa. Although
USB pipes are unidrectional, they can be "stacked" on the same endpoint.
Endpoint 2, for example, has two pipes: 0x02 and 0x82, with the high bit
representing the transfer direction of the pipe.
Since the BSD USB stack does not let you open two descriptors for the same
endpoint, and it does not let you close and reopen an endpoint in the middle
of a "session", I had originally proposed that the endpoint always be opened
O_RDWR so that bidirectional communication would be supported.
However, it was later pointed out that a device which really did only have a
unidrectional pipe on an endpoint would fail on ENXIO if you tried to open
it O_RDWR, so I went back to the drawing board and came up with a patch
for bsd.c which should solve the issue for both cases. What it does is
first attempt to open the endpoint O_RDWR. If that fails on ENXIO, then it
attempts to open the pipe in the direction appropriate for the operation
that you were committing.
20020227/PB:
libipv6addr.c: fixed a bug in ipv6addr_setoctett.c regarding num limit (oops..)
ipv6calc.c: move structure definitions to...
libmac.h: add related structure definition ipv6calc.c
libipv6addr.h: add related structure definition from ipv6calc.c
libipv4addr.*: new for handling IPv4 addresses
ipv4_to_6to4addr.*: new for handling conversion IPv4 -> IPv6to4
librfc3056.*: library for conversion IPv4 -> IPv6to4
libipv6calc.c: fix array index bug of compat[] (oops..)
tag release 0.39
20020226/PB:
add original getopt tarball into samplecode, fill related READMEs
tag release 0.38
20020224/PB:
move nibble string function to librfc1886
minor fixes
restore original samplecode files and remove CVS id to prevent CVS changes
add original getopt code to samplecode
tag release 0.37
20020224/PB:
minor Makefile fixes
fix getopt Makefile
minor cosmetic fix in test script
cosmetic cleanups
some code cleanup and minor redesign, some optimizing
fixes stupid help call bugs
format options can be used now in more functions
add support of "printstart" and "printend" in "ip6int", "bitstring"
extend "showinfo", add "machine_readable" for easier postprocessing
20020223/PB:
complete limited support of bistring labels
change examples to 6bone dummy address (3ffe:ffff:...)
add a trailling dot on ip6.[int|arpa] output
migrate getopt patch for OpenBSD submitted by Vladimir Kotal <vlada at openbsd dot cz>
minor Makefile fixes
tag release 0.37pre1
Pure-FTPd is a free (GPL), secure, production-quality and standard-conformant
FTP server based upon Troll-FTPd. It doesn't provide useless bells and whistles,
but focuses on efficiency and ease of use. It provides simple answers to common
needs, plus unique useful features for personal users as well as hosting
providers.
Provided by Dawid Szymanski <dawszy@arhea.net> in PR/15762,
slightly modified by me.
A perl script to convert MP3 files to Ogg Vorbis files, retaining ID3
information, bitrate, and optionally renaming the output files, as well
as deleting the originals.
This module contains some functions which are useful for quoting strings
which are going to pass through the shell or a shell-like object.
close pkg/15624, submitted by me.
This is MP3::Info, for getting info out of and into MP3 files.
This release has two small bugfixes, one for better rendering of ID3v2
data in get_mp3tag, and one for dealing with some possibly broken MP3s.
A wrapper module is included so scripts calling MPEG::MP3Info (the
old name) will still work.
close pkg/15623, submitted by me.
recording strategy and a flag (--preserve-dup-deps) to provide the old
stratey if needed. The new strategy reduces the length of the
dependency_libs information stored in .la files and therefore the length
of link lines. This has a positive effect on performance.
Pull across the documentation updates for the change.
Bump the PKGREVISION.
This was tested by building and running both KDE and Gnome.
* The entire tree can now be drawn upside-down. This is usefull if you have
many revisions in a trunk and want to see the latest first. The configuration
includes an option 'upside_down' with a boolean argument. You can override the
default value on the command-line with the '-u' switch, which will negate the
configured value. The imagemap generation also supports this, so you will still
be able to point and shoot on and between the revisions.
* You can now instruct CvsGraph to ommit all revisions that are not tagged.
This is highly usefull for very large trees/trunks to reduce the produced image
size. Note that the first and the last revision in a trunk are not hidden. A
new configuration option 'strip_untagged' with boolean argument enables this
feature. Alternatively, the command-line provides option '-s' wich negates the
value set in the configuration file. You can also strip the first revision if
it is untagged using '-S' and/or strip_first_rev.
* The boxes to identify the branches can now be drawn on both sides of the
trunk. Configuration option 'branch_dupbox' with boolean argument activates
this feature, which is usefull when the tree is drawn upside-down.The
command-line option '-b' negated the configured value.
* Configuration no longer requires a configuration file. All options can now be
entered on the commandline using '-O'. CvsGraph will still read the
configuration file if one is avaliable, but it is no longer an error if none is
found.
* If no file is entered on the command-line, then the input is taken from
standard input, like all decent *nix programs.
* ViewCVS (http://viewcvs.sourceforge.net) is now officially supporting the use
of CvsGraph in their code as of version 0.8. So, no bad hacks needed anymore to
get it working, and it always looks nice :-)
* Implemented string drawing using freetype interface of libgd. It looks very
nice, but it is significantly slower than gd's standard bitmap fonts. Extra
configuration parameters *_ttfont and *_ttsize set font and size. Option
use_ttf enables ttf rendering. Note that gd's bitmap fonts are used as a
fallback in case where the ttfont contains errors or is not found.
* The branch tag color and font can now be set separately using branch_tag_*
configuration options.
* It is now possible to draw the connector lines between the boxes thicker by
setting thick_lines to something else than 1. Maximum thickness is limited to
lines of 11 pixels wide.
* Transparent backgrounds can now be generated by setting transparent_bg option
to true in the configuration.
by helping it find "libxml" and "libjpeg" and adding depencencies
for them. Also, "gdk_pixbuf" gets favored now over "Xpm" anyway,
so add an explicit dependency for it, too.
Class::ObjectTemplate is a utility class to assist in the
building of other Object Oriented Perl classes.
It was described in detail in the O\'Reilly book,
"Advanced Perl Programming" by Sriram Srinivasam.
Class::ObjectTemplate is a utility class to assist in the
building of other Object Oriented Perl classes.
It was described in detail in the O\'Reilly book,
"Advanced Perl Programming" by Sriram Srinivasam.
