* Version 2.6.2 (released 2008-11-12)
** libgnutls: Fix crash in X.509 validation code for self-signed certificates.
The patch to fix the security problem GNUTLS-SA-2008-3 introduced a
problem for certificate chains that contained just one self-signed
certificate. Reported by Michael Meskes <meskes@debian.org> in
<http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=505279>.
** API and ABI modifications:
No changes since last version.
XXX:
"writable memory" is too large to be correct, and the graph
updates make Xorg eat the whole CPU, otherwise looks ok.
New in 2.24.1 - 20 October 2008
* Translation updates.
New in 2.24.0 - 22 September 2008
* Translation updates.
New in 2.23.91 - 1 September 2008
* Fixed bug 549383 – network assertion in the resource tab.
New in 2.23.90 - 18 August 2008
* Fixed truncated process names.
New in 2.23.6 - 4 August 2008
* Don't segfault in the disk list when icon cannot be retried from gvfs.
New in 2.23.5 - 21 July 2008
* Fixed network speed when there are pseudo-devices with no address.
New in 2.23.3 - 2 June 2008
* New 'Waiting Channel' process column.
New in 2.23.2 - 26 May 2008
* This is the first 2.23 release
* New option to start with the system tab.
* Don't crash on invalid regex in lsof. Display an error message.
* Fixed the graph time scale.
* Performance fix for bad graphic card drivers (yes, system-monitor is
very fast with the vesa driver without this patch). Blame your
driver's writers.
* Moved to gio.
* Many internal cleanups.
* Filesystem column are now configurable.
* lsof now shows IPv6 connections.
* New wchan column (if you have a better name for that...)
Thanks to Mark McCelland, Karl Lattimer, Toby Dacre, Matthis Clasen and
Hubert Figuière.
it looks like it's not really needed, so it's untested.
GKSu is a library that provides a Gtk+ frontend to su and sudo. It
supports login shells and preserving environment when acting as a
su frontend. It is useful to menu items or other graphical programs
that need to ask a user's password to run another program as another
user.
New cpu affinity code (see changes for 2.23.2 below) is ifdef'd out.
22 Septembre 2008: Overview of changes in 2.24.0
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* Translation updates.
18 August 2008: Overview of changes in 2.23.90
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* freebsd:
- updated port by Joe Marcus Clarke.
23 June 2008: Overview of changes in 2.23.4
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* linux:
- Fixed and improved glibtop_get_fsusage with kernel >= 2.6.25.
Closes#539360.
24 May 2008: Overview of changes in 2.23.2
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* glibtop_get_proc_open_files API can also lists IPv6 TCP sockets.
* glibtop_get_proc_affinity : new API to retrieve process CPU affinity.
(Let's hope one day i'll find the gtk-doc documentation ...)
* linux:
- fixed parsing of big /proc/stat for uptime.
04 April 2008: Overview of changes in 2.22.1
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* Fixed compilation/dist for !linux.
Closes#525953.
10 Mars 2008: Overview of changes in 2.22.0
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* linux:
- fixed proc_kernel.
25 February 2008: Overview of changes in 2.21.92
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* linux:
- fixed smaps parsing on >= 2.6.24.x.
14 January 2008: Overview of changes in 2.21.5
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* freebsd:
- fixed build on GNU/kfreebsd. Petr Salinger.
- fixed procmem units. Kuang-che Wu.
28 October 2007: Overview of changes in 2.21.1
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* don't export _p/_s private symbols anymore. This is not an API/ABI breakage.
* darwin implementation by Benjamin Reed.
* linux:
- splitted fsusage and mountlist implementations;
- smarter mountlist(allfs = False);
- fixed some compile warning on 64bit;
* solaris:
- fixed netload build by Henry Zhang.
Formerly known as the Ximian Setup Tools, the GST are a fully integrated set
of tools aimed to make easy the job that means the computer administration
on an UNIX or Linux system. They're thought to help from the new Linux or
UNIX user to the system administrators. The GNOME System Tools are free
software, licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
Liboobs is a lightweight library that provides a GObject based interface
to system-tools-backends. It's completely abstracted of the
communication and authentication details, making it easy for
applications to integrate with the system details.
The System Tools Backends (s-t-b for short) are a set of cross-platform
modules for Linux, FreeBSD and other Unix systems. The backends provide a
common DBus interface to all platforms to modify or read the system
configuration in a distro independent fashion. Historically, access to
system configuration has varied deeply across Unix flavours, and concreting
a bit more, across Linux distributions, making it near impossible to write
desktop tools that could work flawlessly in a cross-platform way. System
Tools Backends try to fill this gap, offering a generic and easy way for
desktop applications to read and modify configuration details.
Net::DBus provides a Perl XS API to the dbus inter-application
messaging system. The Perl API covers the core base level
of the dbus APIs, not concerning itself yet with the GLib
or QT wrappers. For more information on dbus visit the
project website at:
http://www.freedesktop.org/software/dbus/
Change log
* Allow _ as a valid character in file names and URLs. Do not remove #
from file names. It only has a special meaning for URLs.
* Enable unlock on unload for inline edits
Updated packages and products
* Products.CMFPlone 3.1.7
* plone.i18n 1.0.7
* archetypes.kss 1.4.3
Pkgsrc changes:
- Remove now unneeded patch file.
Upstream changes:
1.11 13.11.2008
- removed =begin BUGS section in Pod that was preventing proper display
- fixed perlio layer for pass-through binary files
- ref to PodPOMWeb.css used wrong case (undetected on -Win32!)
- fixed page titles when the name has no "-- description"
Changes:
- no questions asked about Mail::Box::Parser::C; it is not
really maintained as it should... but probably still works
in most cases.
Fixes:
- change in TAP::Harness shows missing TAP::Parser::Aggregator
in test.pl rt.cpan.org#39264 [Jerrad Pierce]
- removed (@) prototype on Mail::Internet::new replacement,
because it produces a warning on 5.10
version 2.083: Tue Sep 2 09:41:19 CEST 2008
Changes:
- FIX CHARACTER-SET HANDLING. When a new body is created,
it will get charset 'PERL', which means: Perl internal
representation. Also the decoded() body is of that. As part
of a message, the body with be translated into real utf-8.
This change will make Mail::Box slower, but correct! Check
your applications! Use $msg->decoded when you process the
content.
- removed $msg->decoded option 'keep', because decoded object
depends on temporary decoding parameters.
Fixes:
- use File::Temp, not POSIX::tmpnam, to work around Windows
bug. rt.cpan.org#35747 [Ron Murray]
- Mail::Message::contentType could produce "use of undefined"
error message [Patrick Heesom]
- Fix listing IMAP folders. rt.cpan.org#36458 [Jonathan Kamens]
- do not set charset on non-text parts.
- no complaints for IMAP4 object without explicit folder
name. rt.cpan.org#37801 [Slaven Rezic]
- remove SpamAssassion question from installation: SAv2 is the
only supported, but most people will not install that.
Improvements:
- doc-patch, where "my Type @array" is not permitted
anymore [Mike Andrews]
- do not coerce parts via messages into parts.
