Fixes CVE-2017-14727, CVE-2017-8073
version 1.9.1:
a crash can happen in logger plugin when converting date/time specifiers in file mask.
Two other bugs are fixed as well in buflist and relay plugins.
version 1.9:
- improve speed of nicklist bar item callback
- add auto scroll of buflist bar with new option buflist.look.auto_scroll
- add option buflist.format.name
- add variables ${format_name}, ${current_buffer} and ${merged} in buflist
- display a warning in buflist when the script buffers.pl is loaded
- add server/channel pointers in trigger IRC callbacks
- add API functions config_option_get_string and hdata_compare
- fix bind of Space key
version 1.8:
- add option weechat.completion.nick_case_sensitive
- add wilcard matching operator, cut of string and ternary operator in evaluation of expressions
- add resize of window parents with /window resize [h/v]size
- add plugin "buflist" (bar with list of buffers)
- add arraylist and dynamic string functions in API
- add option "open" in command /server
- add signal "irc_server_lag_changed" and store the lag in the server buffer (local variable)
- add aspell options to control delimiters in suggestions
- add option "-include" in commands /allchan, /allpv and /allserv
For a complete changelog, see:
https://weechat.org/files/changelog/ChangeLog-1.9.1.html
Changes since version 1.9.0:
This is a bug fix release, coming shortly after the last release due to
a possible segfault fix with IMAP. There are also fixes for the trash
folder, imap_poll_timeout, and GMail flags notifications.
Temporarily remove the zstd buildlink as py-zstandard includes
its own version that it wants to use. Future versions will
support using a system supplied zstd but this one doesn't yet.
Also prevent setup.py from picking up cffi by accident so the
PLIST is stable.
Eric Brown: PR pkg/52567: Readme.MacOSX is out of date
Additional changes by me: don't mention that the file isn't README.OSX
due to OS X being a different name, because the new name macOS makes
the filename less confusing.
Upstream has very complicated ifdefs that try to define UNIX
everywhere but windows, except that it fails to include NetBSD. Then,
it uses UNIX to avoid using the non-standard stricmp and instead use
the POSIX-conforming strcasecmp.
For pkgsrc, rip out an entire screenful of complexity and just define
UNIX if not defined. Resolves build on NetBSD 7, and probably other places.
