prior will be migrated to the new format when you run 0.15 for the
first time.
Changes:
- Merge many changes from Psi+.
- New message history browser.
- New, fast contact list window.
- TURN proxying for voice calls.
- Store data in more standardized locations based on the platform.
- No longer dependent on the Qt3Support library.
- Domains ending in .local now always work, whether via DNS server or mdns.
- Windows 64-bit and Mac 64-bit now supported. Mac PPC deprecated.
- Legacy SSL port probe feature removed.
- Various small features and bugfixes.
Since 0.14, this version contains about two years worth of merges
from the Psi+ project. Thanks to Rion and Dealer_WeARE for diligently
keeping the Psi source repo current all this time.
Changes:
Security:
- CVE-2012-5854: Fix buffer overflow when decoding IRC colors in strings
- CVE-2012-5534: Fix untrusted command for function hook_process could lead to
execution of commands, because of shell expansions
Among the new features:
- add plugin "script" (replacement of weeget.py and script.pl)
- add support of SSL in relay plugin
- add color for offline nicks
- add system resource limits for WeeChat process
- add zoom on merged buffer (default key: alt+"x")
- add "Day changed to" in logger backlog
- add command line option "-r" (or "--run-command") to run command(s) after startup of WeeChat
- add option "swap" for command /buffer
- generate alternate IRC nicks dynamically (when all nicks are already in use)
- fix rejoin of password protected IRC channels
- fix freeze in irc and relay plugins with sockets
- fix color of long lines (displayed on more than one line on screen) under FreeBSD
- allow update for some variables of hdata
- add japanese user's guide, scripting guide and tester's guide
- many bugs fixed.
in gcc 4.1.3 (NetBSD 5.*) aka, -pedantic causes build
failures when including gnutls on older versions of gcc.
Should clear up the build issues on NetBSD 5.x
- HTTP service
- Fix ejabberd_http:get_line
- Don't use binary:match to extract lines from binaries
- Parse and encode https header names like native http parser does
- Parse correctly https request split into multiple packets
- Properly handle HEAD request in mod_http_bind (EJAB-1538)
- New option default_host for handling requests with ambiguous Host
(EJAB-1261)
- ODBC
- New ODBC support for mod_announce
- New ODBC support for mod_blocking
- New ODBC support for mod_irc
- New ODBC support for mod_muc
- New ODBC support for mod_shared_roster
- New ODBC support for mod_vcard_xupdate
- Add ODBC exporting function for privacy table
- Work also with some unicode strings in PgSQL (EJAB-1490)
- Replace a single quote with double quotes in an ODBC escape
- SSL
- Make sure that res is initialized in all cases
- Parse correctly https request split into multiple packets (EJAB-1537)
- Added missed tls:recv_data/2
- Don't ignore Length parameter in tls:recv
- Avoid quadratic behavior in reading SSL data
- Dix http_bind webserver TLS fail on Chrome (EJAB-1530)
- Miscelanea
- Assume we have only one CPU when an auto-detection fails (EJAB-1516)
- Auth: Relax digest-uri handling (EJAB-1529)
- Caps: Cache caps timestamp before the IQ-request is done
- IRC: Use of MUC password
- Private: misc errors cases fixes
- Pubsub: return user affiliation for a specified node (EJAB-1294)
- Shared Roster: Foreign items were not pushed (EJAB-1509)
- Shared Roster LDAP: user substitution in ldap_rfilter (EJAB-1555)
- Windows: Fix makefile rules for building DLLs
24 Aug 2012:
- Release 4.0.0
21 Jun 2012:
- Fixed an issue that happened when enabling the OTR plugin while a
conversation is open.
- Release 4.0.0-beta2
7 Jun 2012:
- The plugin now supports multiple OTR conversations with the same
buddy who is logged in at multiple locations. In this case, a new
OTR menu will appear, which allows you to select which session an
outgoing message is indended for. Note that concurrent SMP
authentications with the same buddy who is logged in multiple times
is not yet supported (starting a second authentication will end the
first).
- During a private conversation with a buddy, an incoming unencrypted
message will now trigger the regular incoming message notifications.
In Pidgin this includes showing the message in the top-right
notification area, if it is normally configured to do so.
- New Italian, Swedish, Polish and Vietnamese translations. Updates to
the French translation.
- When a private conversation begins, the plugin will indicate whether
Pidgin is configured to log the conversation.
- By default, OTR conversations will not be logged by Pidgin.
- Fingerprints in the manual authentication dialog are now selectable
- The plugin will no longer delete the OTR menus if a non-foreground
conversation window is closed.
- Except on WIN32, the plugin will now set the umask to 0077 before
creating the otr.* files in the purple directory so that they end up
mode 0600.
- The menu item now says "Reauthenticate buddy" when the buddy is
already authenticated.
- Release 4.0.0-beta1
Note that while the protocol is compatible, the API is not, and hence
there will be a pidgin-otr update within minutes.
There is an apparent gcc 4.1.3 -O2/SSP bug, which is avoided by
disabling SSP in libotr (which libotr finds and turns on). This is
temporary pending more fine-grained control and/or a fix.
Update to libotr 4.0.0. Note that libotr 4.x is API-incompatible with
libotr 3.x; upstream thinks this is ok, so pkgsrc won't try to work
around it.
24 Aug 2012:
- Release 4.0.0
- Support v3 of the OTR protocol
- The main new feature: sensibly handle the case where a user is logged
in multiple times to the same IM account
- API changes:
- instance tags, to support multiple simultaneous logins
- support for asynchronous private key generation
- the ability to provide an "extra" symmetric key to applications
(with forward secrecy)
- applications can supply a formation conversion callback if they do
not natively use XHTML-style UTF8 markup
- error messages formerly provided by libotr are now handled using
callbacks to the application, for better i18n support
- otrl_message_sending now handles message fragmentation internally
Packaged for wip by Leonardo Taccari.
irssi-xmpp is an irssi plugin to connect to the Jabber network.
Its aim is to provide a good integration in this text-based irc client
and a good support of XMPP (the Jabber protocol).
Its main features are:
* Sending and receiving messages in irssi's query windows
* A roster with contact & resource tracking (contact list)
* Contact management (add, remove, manage subscriptions)
* Tab completion of commands, JIDs and resources
* Many extensions supported (XEP) including Multi-User Chat (MUC)
* Support for multiple accounts
* Unicode support (UTF-8)
* SSL and STARTTLS support
To deal with the XMPP protocol, it uses of the Loudmouth library.
(This is a security release, but pkgsrc already had patches from
upstream.)
This version corrects two heap overflows reported by our users:
- A small write overflow, reported by Justin Ferguson
- A large read overflow, reported by Ben Hawkes
GnuTLS deprecated gnutils_transport_set_lowat function in version 2.12.0
and finally removed it with version 3.0, breaking any packages that
still reference it.
The lowat feature is now disabled permanently I think.
The patch uses the GNUTLS_VERSION_NUMBER macro to appropriately conceal
the function reference. The same patch is widely seen on the 'net with
other packages that use GnuTLS.
