Bzip2 bindings for Perl5. That means you can access the
Bzip2 library from your Perl scripts there by compressing ordinary
Perl strings.
Package imported from pkgsrc-wip.
Some highlights of changes since 4.2.3:
* PCRE updated to 4.3, GD to 2.0.15
* improved Apache2 support
* much improved stream & URL wrapper support, output compression support
* added CLI (Command Line Interface) SAPI
* debug_backtrace() backported from ZendEngine2
* faster build system
* huge number of other bug fixes and improvements
Packaging changes:
* 'pcre', 'xml', and 'session' modules folded back into main package -
'pcre' and 'xml' is required by PEAR, and 'session' is just too essential
to be separate
* 'gd' module now uses bundled PHP GD library, which is better integrated
* PHP modules use shared distinfo when possible to ease future PHP updates
* ${PREFIX}/bin/php is now CLI version, ${PREFIX}/libexec/cgi-big/php
remains CGI version
Changes from 0.5 to 0.6
o New methods:
- Zlib::GzipFile.wrap
- Zlib::GzipFile#finish
o New constants:
- Zlib::ZLIB_VERSION
- Zlib::OS_VMCMS
- Zlib::OS_ZSYSTEM
- Zlib::OS_CPM
- Zlib::OS_QDOS
- Zlib::OS_RISCOS
- Zlib::OS_UNKNOWN
o Changed methods:
- Zlib::GzipFile.new now takes no block. Use Zlib::GzipFile.wrap instead.
- Zlib::GzipFile#close now takes no argument. Use Zlib::GzipFile#finish
instead.
o Renamed methods:
- Zlib.version is renamed to Zlib.zlib_version.
o Changed constants:
- Zlib::VERSION indicates the version of Ruby/zlib. The zlib.h version is
now in Zlib::ZLIB_VERSION.
o Backward compatibility:
- For backward compatibility for 0.5, the obsoleted methods and arguments
are still available.
- Obsoleted classes, methods, and constants for backward compatibility
for 0.4 or earlier are removed.
version-less distfile changing. Found during recent bulk build.
Changes since previous version:
2003/02/18 fadden
- When extracting with "-ee", disk images now have ".PO" appended.
- Resurrected HandleAddNotFound().
- Switched to case-sensitive filename comparisons.
2003/02/08 fadden
- Upped version to v2.0.0.
- Many fixes to pathname handling:
- Correctly handle '%' when preservation is OFF.
- Accept 4-char extensions in '-ee' without risk of buffer overflow.
- Fixed broken assert when converting long %xx names.
- Store "AUX" as "%00AUX" when preserving Win32 names (vs. "_AUX").
- Always store files with ':' as path separator.
- Recognize that some Win32 variants (Win2K and later at the least)
will accept both '/' and '\' as pathname separators.
- Correctly convert ".//foo" to "foo" instead of "/foo".
- Tracked changes to NufxLib DataSource API.
2003/01/10 fadden
- Check NufxLib "compiled" version against "linked" version.
2002/12/06 fadden
- Made minor changes to allow linking NufxLib in as a DLL.
2002/10/20 ***** v1.1.0 shipped *****
2002/10/10 fadden
- added fancy help text (-h)
2002/10/09 fadden
- added "-zz" flag to specify libbz2's "bzip2" compression
2002/10/08 fadden
- added Binary II support
2002/09/30 fadden
- added "-z" flag to specify zlib's "deflate" compression (the
"secret" debug dump command is now -g)
2002/09/26 fadden
- progress updater now shows "analyzing" for scan pass of SQ
2002/09/23 fadden
- ran the code through valgrind; found and fixed some minor bugs
2002/09/20 fadden
- pulled the sources out and started fiddling with them again
- changed hard tabs to spaces
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revision 1.18
date: 2003/06/24 16:23:31; author: christos; state: Exp; lines: +44 -9
Revert previous change, and fix the -T problem differently: When the options
of the second argument are exhausted, call the appropriate getopt() routine
to process the rest of the arguments instead of finishing option processing.
Fixes:
tar cf - -T foo
The nudge came from a netbsd-help posting by Thomas Hafner and a URL
posted by Jeremy Reed.
Afio makes cpio-format archives. It deals somewhat gracefully with
input data corruption. Supports multi-volume archives during
interactive operation. Afio can make compressed archives that are
much safer than compressed tar or cpio archives. Afio is best used as
an `archive engine' in a backup script.
