Increase the default timeout for running the NetBSD test
suite from 2 hours to 3 hours.
Add support for installing the new "debug" set, and add a new
man page section on using anita for debugging NetBSD.
Organize the BUGS section of the man page into sections,
and add links to four more qemu 1.x regressions.
Add Kuya support, based on patch from Julio Merino.
New command line option "--version".
Support booting i386 and amd64 from boot-com.iso instead
of the boot floppies, attaching a second virtual CD-ROM drive
for the install sets. Enable with "--boot-from cdrom".
Fix the Anita 1.2 backwards compatibility Release class.
Also, satisfy the qemu dependency using emulators/qemu0 rather
than emulators/qemu because the latter does not work on NetBSD 5.
- again change protocol codes passed to OSX, as they're not only
reserved codes, but also case-sensitive. Use the ones an OSX user
reports work properly. Thanks: Tim Gray.
Add portability fix for example from upstream, instead of not building it
(thanks, Jean-Paul Saman <jpsaman@videolan.org>).
No change to binary package, so no PKGREVISION bump.
thread stacks.
<martin> base pixman only enables sse2 for amd64
<martin> I only tested and found it crash like that, so I did not enable it
<martin> for i386 in base
This is a workaround - there should be some better solution.
this version yet.
Changes between 1.0.0 and 1.1.0:
--------------------------------
* Remove deprecated APIs and bump library version.
* Corrected use of dvbpsi_ValidPSISection() to not use b_syntax_indicator as check,
the function tries to always check the CRC32 of the given PSI section. Take care
to only use the function for PSI sections that have a CRC32 field. Use the function
dvbpsi_has_CRC32() for this purpose.
* Remove workaround for checking CRC32 in TOT PSI table.
* Add function dvbpsi_CalculateCRC32() to calculate a CRC32 on the payload.
* Fix offset for description parsing in tables;
- CAT
- BAT
- TOT
- NIT
* New descriptor:
- 0x54 content descriptor
* EIT: add NVOD event detection.
Collection.
Paris Traceroute is a new version of the well-known network diagnosis and
measurement tool.
traceroute fails in the presence of routers that employ load balancing on
packet header fields. The failures lead to the discovery of inaccurate and
incomplete paths, that may mislead operators during problem diagnosis and
result in erroneous internet maps.
Paris traceroute, by controling packet header contents, obtains a more precise
picture of the actual routes that packets follow.
Upstream changes:
1.59 2013-04-20
- This release is based on version 2013c of the Olson database. This release
includes contemporary changes for Palestine and Paraguay. It also includes a
number of historical changes.
Makefile
* xmlto is just required to docbook_docs, move dependency to `doc' option.
* remove buildlinking to gobject-introspection, it is alrady in option.mk
conditionally.
* gdk_pixbuf2 is really requied by this package, drop specification of `build'
dependency.
* exactly specify required glib2 version.
* from NEWS, libnotify>=7.0 use GBus instead of dbus-glib, so drop dependency
on dbus and dbus-glib.
* change dependency on gtk3 to `build', it is just required to test build.
buildlink3.mk
* change ABI_DEPENDS to reasonable version.
* drop `doc' and `introspection' option condition handling , it will not affect
to packages usind this file or should be handled packages by themselves.
* drop buildlinking to dbus and dbus-glib and add to gdk-pixbuf2, same reason
as Makefile.
options.mk
* gtk-doc documents are already in release taball, so dtk-doc is not required
to build, reuse as docbook-docs to match PLIST.doc condition.
* exactly specify required gobject introspection version.
Bump PKGREVISION.
New patches:
7.3.763 jumping to a mark does not open fold if it is in the same line
7.3.764 not all message translation files are installed
7.3.765 segfault when doing "cclose" on BufUnload in a python function
7.3.766 ":help cpo-*" jumps to the wrong place
7.3.767 (Win32) The _errno used for iconv may be the wrong one
7.3.768 settabvar() and setwinvar() may move the cursor
7.3.769 'matchpairs' does not work with multi-byte characters
7.3.770 vim.h indentation is inconsistent
7.3.771 (after 7.3.769) uninitialized variable
7.3.772 cursor at wrong location after doing %s/x/y/c
7.3.773 (after 7.3.767) crash when OriginalFirstThunk is zero
7.3.774 tiny GUI version misses console dialog feature
7.3.775 Cygwin and Mingw builds miss dependency on gui_w48.c
7.3.776 ml_get error when searching, caused by curwin/curbuf mismatch
7.3.777 when building with Gnome locale gets reset
7.3.778 compiler error for adding up two pointers
7.3.779 backwards search lands in wrong place when on a multibyte char
7.3.780 char2nr() and nr2char() always use 'encoding'
7.3.781 drawing with 'guifontwide' can be slow
7.3.782 Windows: IME composition may use a wrong font
7.3.783 crash when mark is not set
7.3.784 (after 7.3.781) error when 'guifontwide' has a comma
7.3.785 (after 7.3.776) crash with specific use of search pattern
7.3.786 Python threads don't run in the background (issue 103)
7.3.787 with 'relativenumber' can't see the absolute line number
7.3.788 when only using patches build fails on missing nl.po
7.3.789 (after 7.3.776) "\k" in regexp does not work in other window
7.3.790 after reloading a buffer the modelines are not processed
7.3.791 MzScheme interface doesn't work propely
7.3.792 ":substitute" works differently without confirmation
7.3.793 (after 7.3.792) new :substutite behavior is not tested
7.3.794 tiny build fails
7.3.795 MzScheme does not build with tiny features
7.3.796 "/[^\n]" does match at a line break
7.3.797 (after 7.3.792) compiler warning for size_t to int conversion
7.3.798 (after 7.3.791) MzScheme: circular list works wrong
7.3.799 the color column is not correct when entering a buffer
7.3.800 the " mark is not adjusted when inserting lines
7.3.801 ":window set nu?" displays the cursor line
7.3.802 no error when setting 'isk' to a value ending in a comma
7.3.803 (after 7.3.792) ":s/a/b/gc" is a no-op when typing 'q'
7.3.804 (after 7.3.799) compiler warning for tiny build
7.3.805 Lua version 5.2 is not detected properly on Arch Linux
7.3.806 compiler warnings in Perl code when using Visual studio 2012
7.3.807 popup menu does not work properly in some situations
7.3.808 Python threads still do not work properly
7.3.809 the dosinst.c program has a buffer overflow
7.3.810 'relativenumber is reset unexpectedly
7.3.811 useless termresponse parsing for SGR mouse
7.3.812 when 'indentexpr' moves the cursor "curswant" not restored
7.3.813 the CompleteDone event is not always triggered
7.3.814 Win32 console: problem if 'enc' differs from current codepage
7.3.815 building with Cygwin and Ruby doesn't work
7.3.816 can't compute a hash
7.3.817 test 89 fails with tiny and small features
7.3.818 when test 40 fails it may leave files behind
7.3.819 (CORRECTED) compiling without +eval and Python isn't working
7.3.820 errors when building with small features and Lua, Perl or Ruby
7.3.821 build with OLE and Cygwin is broken
7.3.822 (after 7.3.799) crash when accessing freed buffer
7.3.823 (after 7.3.821) building with Cygwin: '-lsupc++' is not needed
7.3.824 can redefine builtin functions
7.3.825 with Python errors are not always clear
7.3.826 list of features in :version output is hard to read
7.3.827 (after 7.3.825) Python tests fail
7.3.828 mappings are not aware of wildmenu mode
7.3.829 'showmatch' shows wrong match and may scroll the screen
7.3.830 :mksession confuses bytes and characters when placing cursor
7.3.831 clumsy to handle the situation that a variable does not exist
7.3.832 compiler warning
7.3.833 In the terminal scroll wheel always scrolls the active window
7.3.834 Ruby 2.0 has a few API changes
7.3.835 "xxd -i" fails on an empty file
7.3.836 clipboard does not work on Win32 when compiled with Cygwin
7.3.837 empty lines in :version output when 'columns' is 320
7.3.838 (after 7.3.830) insufficient testing for mksession
7.3.839 some files missing in the list of distributed files
7.3.840 "\@<!" in regexp does not work correctly with cp932
7.3.841 parse error in "cond ? one : two" expression with a subscript
7.3.842 compiler warning
7.3.843 (after 7.3.841) missing test file changes
7.3.844 enum is not indented correctly with "public" etc
7.3.845 (after 7.3.844) enum indenting is not tested
7.3.846 missing proto file, listing a non-existing proto file
7.3.847 test 55 fails when messages are translated
7.3.848 can't build with Ruby 2.0 when using MinGW x64 or MSVC10
7.3.849 ":g//" gives "Pattern not found error" with E486
7.3.850 ":vimgrep //" matches everywhere
7.3.851 empty pattern with :sort incorrect without previous pattern
7.3.852 system() breaks clipboard text
7.3.853 "ra" does not replace all chars on multi-byte chars > 1 line
7.3.854 after BS in insert mode completion current entry is wrong
7.3.855 compiler warnings
7.3.856 system() garbles multi-byte clipboard contents
7.3.857 QuitPre autocommand event does not trigger for :qa and :wq
7.3.858 "gv" selects the wrong area after some operators
7.3.859 'ambiwidth' must be set by the user
7.3.860 in --remote-expr try/catch does not work
7.3.861 ":setlocal number" clears global value of 'relativenumber'
7.3.862 dragging the status line can be slow
7.3.863 (after 7.3.859) 'ambiwidth' detection for ANSI terminal
7.3.864 (after 7.3.862) can't build without the mouse feature
7.3.865 (after 7.3.862) mouse position can be wrong
7.3.866 not serving the X selection during system() isn't nice
7.3.867 matchparen does not update match when using auto-indenting
7.3.868 empty line at hit-return prompt with few lines of text
7.3.869 bufwinnr() matches buffers in other tabs
7.3.870 compiler warnings when using MingW 4.5.3
7.3.871 search('^$', 'c') does not use empty match under the cursor
7.3.872 on some systems file name case is always ignored
7.3.873 cannot easily use :s to make title case
7.3.874 comparing file names does not handle multi-byte chars properly
7.3.875 (after 7.3.866) build problem with a combination of features
7.3.876 #if indents are off
7.3.877 (after 7.3.871) forward searching with search() is broken
7.3.878 'fileignorecase' is missing in options window and quickref
7.3.879 aborting an ex command does not abort a pending operator
7.3.880 new viminfo history lines may be replacd with old lines
7.3.881 Python list does not work correctly
7.3.882 CursorHold may trigger after receiving the termresponse
7.3.883 (after 7.3.880) can't build with some combination of features
7.3.884 compiler warning for variable shadowing another
7.3.885 double free for list and dict in Lua
7.3.886 can't build with multi-byte on Solaris 10
7.3.887 no tests for Visual mode operators, what 7.3.879 fixes
7.3.888 filename completion with 'fic' does not work for multi-byte
7.3.889 can't build with Ruby 2.0 on a 64 bit system
7.3.890 test 79 fails on Windows
7.3.891 merging viminfo history doesn't work well
7.3.892 (after 7.3.891) still merging problems for viminfo history
7.3.893 crash when using b:, w: or t: after closing the buffer etc.
7.3.894 using wrong RUBY_VER causing Ruby build to break
7.3.895 valgrind error in test 91
7.3.896 memory leaks in Lua interface
7.3.897 configure doesn't always find the shared library
7.3.898 memory leak reported by valgrind in test 91
7.3.899 #if indents are off
7.3.900 not obvious that some mouse features are mutual-exclusive
7.3.901 outdated comment, ugly condition
7.3.902 tabline not updated when deleting last buffer in other tab
7.3.903 (after 7.3.892) crash on exit writing viminfo
7.3.904 (after 7.3.893) using memory freed by the garbage collector
7.3.905 (after 7.3.903) crash when writing viminfo
Collection.
Monitoring is an API with a DSL feel to write monitoring daemons in Python.
Monitoring works well for the following tasks:
* to be notified when incidents happen (email, XMPP, ZeroMQ...)
* automatic actions to be taken (restart, rm, git pull...)
* to collect system statistics for further processing e.g. graphs
* tie into existing/third-party Python code
* play along nicely with existing deployment/configuration ecosystem
(fabric/cuisine)
Overview
* monitoring DSL: declarative programming to define monitoring strategy
* wide spectrum: from data collection and incident reporting to taking
automatic actions
* Small, easy to read, a single file API
* Revised BSD License
Use Cases
* ensure service availability: test and start/stop when problems
* collect system statistics/data, log locally and/or remotely
* alert on system/service health, take actions
The distfile has not been available for likely more than one year, and it
is RESTRICTED. The PR pkg/47053 started the clock in Oct 2012, and more
than a full quarter branch has passed.
Removing from pkgsrc per guide section 19.1.5.
Changes from previous:
----------------------
[V 1.11]
2013-02-04T09:50:00
- Correct the date (2012 -> 2013) in this file used for V 1.10.
- Correct the text at L<Tree::DAG_Node/AUTHOR> so it refers to
Artistic License 2.0, which now matches what it says in Build.PL and
Makefile.PL. Resolves RT#83088.
Fabric is an incredible tool to automate administration of remote machines.
As Fabric's functions are rather low-level, you'll probably quickly see a need
for more high-level functions such as add/remove users and groups,
install/upgrade packages, etc.
Cuisine is a small set of functions that sit on top of Fabric, to abstract
common administration operations such as file/dir operations, user/group
creation, package install/upgrade, making it easier to write portable
administration and deployment scripts.
Cuisine's features are:
* Small, easy to read, a single file API:
<object>_<operation>() e.g. dir_exists(location) tells if there is a
remote directory at the given location.
* Covers file/dir operations, user/group operations, package operations
* Text processing and template functions
* All functions are lazy: they will actually only do things when the change
is required.
- convert SIGTERM to SIGINT so getmail can cleanup and exit normally
if killed with a default signal. Thanks: Carl Lei.
- fix change which resulted in passing full protocol name to OSX
keyring program, which can't handle it (restricted to 4-character
code). Thanks: Tim Gray.
