(This also fixes problem where on some Linux systems, ldd
outputs linux-gate.so.1 entry without corresponding library.)
This was noticed on Linux.
This was discussed and okayed on the tech-pkg list in February,
2002. I have been using this on NetBSD and Linux since then. (Also
just tested on DragonFly.)
formerly used by the DALnet IRC Network. Since development started on it
(around May 1999) many new features has been added, modified, and many bugs
fixed. Unreal runs both on *nix platforms, Amiga & Windows 95/98/2k/NT.
Some features to mention: Channel Halfops, No-color channel mode,
Strip-colors channel mode, channelmode +q & +a - protect modes, Oper and
Admin only channels, exception bans, Nokicks mode (channel and user), Flood
limiter, Channel links, Host cloaking, Net* Tech and Co-Admin modes, Whois
notifies, Foreign connects monitor, Oper suspend, G:Lines, T:Lines, channel
restriction (people can only go to these channels if enabled), Trojan/DCC
Deny, RPING/RPONG, Sethost family, Token in server<->server etc.
FDlists/High Traffic Mode, SOCKS check on connect, Speeded up server
synchs, limited WebTV Client support, /vhost, and many dreamforge
optimations. UnrealIRCd is aimed to be an advanced, not an easy IRCd.
Also includes SSL and IPv6 support.
library with some exciting features such as approximate (fuzzy) matching.
At the core of TRE is a new algorithm for regular expression matching with
submatch addressing. The algorithm uses linear worst-case time in the length
of the text being searched, and quadratic worst-case time in the length of
the used regular expression. In other words, the time complexity of the
algorithm is O(M2N), where M is the length of the regular expression and N
is the length of the text. The used space is also quadratic on the length
of the regex, but does not depend on the searched string. This quadratic
behaviour occurs only on pathological cases which are probably very rare
in practice.
Overview of Changes from GTK+ 2.8.7 to GTK+ 2.8.8
=================================================
* GtkFileChooser
- Make F2 work for renaming bookmarks [Jaap A. Haitsma,
Paolo Borelli]
* GtkEntry
- Turn off input methods in password entries [James Su]
* Win32 changes
- Various visual improvements to the ms-windows
theme [Dom Lachowicz]
- Rework window decoration handling [Tor Lillqvist]
- Fix localized weekday and month names in GtkCalendar [Tor]
- Make urgency hint work on NT4 [Tor]
* Other fixes [Arjan van de Ven, Philip Langdale, Jens
Granseuer, Bogdan Nicula, Benedikt Meurer, Michael
Natterer, Kazuki Iwamoto, Paolo Borelli, Søren Sandmann,
Jean-Yves Lefort, Milosz Derezynski, Tze'ela Hebron]
* Documentation improvements [Elie De Brauwer]
* Updated translations (be,hu,sk,th,wa)
- ILBC 20ms implementation added
- Some new translations
- Alsa support updated
- Some qt3 fixes
- Saved password support added
- DTMF support updated
- Command line call support added
- SRTP support added (see INSTALL file)
- Some new translations
- Alsa support updated
Update contributed by Stephen Borrill in PR pkg/32159.
* SetImageType(): monochrome images are not required to be colormapped
* Initialize blob->mapped to MagickFalse in AttachBlob()
* Use painters algorithm for the -draw point primitive
* NormalizeImage() now normalizes the opacity channel correctly
* QueryFontMetrics() now accounts for the font stroke width
Major key management changes:
- Private keys are no longer stored in your database. They
are stored in ~/.monotone/keys/ (Unix, OS X) or
%APPDATA%\monotone\keys\ (Windows). 'db migrate' will
automatically move your keys out of your database and into
their proper location. Consequences:
- 'genkey' no longer requires a database. Simply run it
once when you first start using monotone, even before you
have created a database.
- Running 'genkey' once will suffice to give all databases
on one computer access to your key. No more fiddling with
'read'.
- When you want to make your key available on another
computer, simply copy over the appropriate file from your
'keys' directory to the corresponding directory on the new
computer.
- Private keys also use a more standard on-disk envelope
encoding ("PBE-PKCS5v20(SHA-1,TripleDES/CBC)") instead of
previous ARC4. More secure, and with extra crypto karma.
Netsync changes:
- Command line syntax for 'serve' changed; administrators WILL
have to adjust scripts.
monotone serve my.host.com "*"
becomes
monotone serve --bind=my.host.com "*"
or simply
monotone serve "*"
(to serve on the default port, on all interfaces).
- Speaking of which, we can now bind to all interfaces; run
'serve' without passing --bind, or with passing
--bind=:port, and monotone will listen on all interfaces.
- New option '--key-to-push' for 'push', 'sync', allows
administrator to push a new user's public key into a running
server without restarting it.
- Netsync permission hooks have new defaults that read a
description of allowed access out of a standard,
basic_io-based textfile (the same stanza-based format that
revisions use). Current hooks will continue to work, but
users may prefer to transition to this format; see manual
for details.
- Between these, it is now straightforward to change
permissions and add users without restarting your server.
- Improvements to experimental "usher" facility.
UI improvements:
- New convenience options "add --unknown", "drop --missing",
"revert --missing" do what you'd expect -- add all
non-ignored non-versioned files, drop all
deleted-but-undropped files, and restore all
deleted-but-undropped files, respectively.
- New selector "h:" to select heads of a branch. "h:" means
heads of current branch, "h:mybranch" means heads of
mybranch.
- Similarly, "b:" selector with no argument now refers to
current branch.
- Commit messages now have a blank line at the top so you can
start typing directly.
- No more obscure error messages when multiple monotone
processes attempt to access a single database at the same
time; we now fail early with a more sensible error message.
(Concurrent access has never caused database corruption;
this simply makes the corruption prevention less frustrating
for the user.)
- New handlers for SIGTERM, SIGINT to rollback database
transactions. Not visible to users (unless you're really
looking carefully). (Again, killing monotone has never been
able to cause database corruption; this simply causes the
transactions to be rolled back immediately, rather than the
next time monotone runs, which improves robustness in some
theoretical way.)
Changes in 'automate':
- New command 'automate keys' to get information on existing
keys in basic_io format.
Updated translations:
- fr
Smaller changes:
- Improved handling of multibyte characters in message
displays.
- Fixes to Botan's memory allocator, to avoid pathological
slowdowns in some rare cases.
- Fix bug in delta-storage code; we were not being as aggressive
about delta-compressing files and manifests as we should
have been.
- Minor bugs fixed, error messages improved.
- Upgrading from 0.23: You must run 'db migrate' and
provide your password, for each database.
PKG_DELETE and PKG_INFO. This is more straigt-forward and adds the
proper `-K' command line option to the calls, which in turn fixes bulk
builds that don't use the default PKG_DBDIR.
