sendmail. It provides a way to allow legitimate users to relay mail through an
SMTP server, while still preventing others from using it as a spam relay.
User's IP addresses are added to the map immediately after they have
authenticated to the POP or IMAP server. By default, map entries expire after
30 minutes, but can be renewed by additional authentication. Periodically
checking mail on a POP server is sufficient to do this. The POP and SMTP
servers can be on different hosts.
the following graphic chipsets:
- MGA (Matrox G200/G400)
- Mach64 (ATI Rage Pro)
- NVIDIA RIVA TNT/TNT2
- Intel i810
- S3 ViRGE DX/GX/GX2/MX (** EXPERIMENTAL **)
- SiS 6326 (** EXPERIMENTAL **)
The libraries must no longer be compiled for a certain chipset.
Create the /var/spool/postfix on install so that "postfix check" can
create the directories below it.
Create /etc/postfix/postfix-scrip on "make install".
Make the library Makefiles DTRT on systems that don't understand MKXXX=no.
Remover owner write permission from "maildrop" binary.
Adjust offsets in a couple of patches.
changes since the last packaged snapshot include:
Icarus Verilog 20000326 Snapshot:
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The VVM backend rewrite continues. More templates are gone, and the
bit functions have been pretty much rewritten. The vvm library now handles
bit values with strengths, and most of the devices to the right things
with those strengths.
The most obvious implication of this is that you can write multiple
drivers to a net and expect the values to be properly resolved, and in
particular the HiZ value works as it should. So I am well on the way to
completing strength modeling support.
What is still missing is support for strength specifications in the
Verilog source. Although the parser supports the strength related keywords,
they are not passed on to elaboration, or used to generate drivers with
the proper strengths. So that's in the works.
While doing all this VVM rewrite, I've made the generated code considerably
smaller. And of course fewer templates are used. The upshot of this is that
compiles of larger designs should go a whole lot faster. This is important
because people are using Icarus Verilog for increasingly larger designs.
On some larger examples, I've achieved more then 3X compile time improvement.
Icarus Verilog 20000409 Snapshot:
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Named events now work! Event object declarations and trigger statements
are fully supported, and blocking on a single event also works. I'm not
up to named events in event lists because I'm in the midst of redesigning
the way events on nets and regs are implemented. However, the common case
works fine, so there you are.
I've also added support for some more arithmetic operators. Division and
Modulus now work in many contexts, and are not far from working everywhere.
Also, comparison operators work in places they used to not.
There was a compile error in memory objects that managed to slip through
a couple snapshots, that I finally cured. The problem was pretty gross,
but somehow not quite tickled by my tests. Oh well.
I've integrated some VCD improvements from Anthony Bybell. Some of you
recognize the name as the author of GTKWave, so if he says VCD works like
so, then that's how VCD works:-) Anyhow, he fixed the VCD output to be
more portable, and also a bit smaller when vectors are involved. He also
fixed some bugs with multiple calls to $dumpvars.
called tin-1.4.2.tar.bz2. Changes:
Small documentation changes, number of `hot' articles displayed in -Z
output, and a bug fix in save.c.
Fixes pkg/9829 by mw34@cornell.edu.
Changes include:
* Several bug fixes (old style root menu conversion, debian menu,
theme download of wm.themes.org, wraster library 0.62.0
support)
* Theme saving: ask user whether to overwrite a theme
* Improved debugging output of shell commands
* Icons update (thanks to Tim Allen )
0.62.0:
- made shortcuts available during alt+tab
- save lowered state of menus
- fixed portability bugs for old X servers
- added check for XInternAtoms in configure and replacement code
- fixed window cycling with single key shortcut
- fixed WPrefs crash on menu editor
