to build the avahi UI with GTK3, which is required for some packages like
libepc. Commented patches. Removed dependency on desktop.mk, as the file
doesn't have a MimeType key. Only PKG_OPTION enabled by default is gtk2.
Thus, you will notice no difference in this version and the last (unless
you start enabling options). Bump PKGREVISION. Resolves PR pkg/47483
while here, simplify package (not using patches for handling config files).
= 0.6.30
This is a bugfix release.
* Make IPv6 work again
* i18n updates
* Minor other updates
= 0.6.29
This is a bugfix release.
* Updates regarding systemd integration
* Compatibility with newer gtk3 and gobject introspection
* i18n updates
* Minor other updates
* Fix CVE-2011-1002, fixing the fix for CVE-2010-2244
= 0.6.28
This is a bugfix release.
* Updates regarding systemd integration
* Properly avoid bus activation on non-systemd systems
* Compatibility with newer gtk3 and gobject introspection
* i18n updates
* Minor other updates
0.6.27
some build fixes
0.6.26
This is mostly a bugfix release but also fixes a low risk security issue and
adds a couple of minor new features.
* Fix CVE-2010-2244 (Ludwig Nussel)
* Support for Gtk+ 3 and Gtk+ Introspection
* Native systemd socket activation support
* Add systemd service files
* Add various resource control options, for traffic rate limiting as well as
cache size and D-Bus client object limits.
* i18n updates
* Minor other updates
Changelog:
* A huge number of bug fixes, including a security relavant one (CVE-2008-5081,
low risk)
* Add two new configuration directives "allow-interfaces" and "deny-interfaces"
which can be used to make Avahi ignore certain network interfaces or only use
certain network interfaces.
* A lot of translation updates
Fix PR pkg/40281, by defining _DARWIN_C_SOURCE under darwin
then majorly reworked by myself. You can blame us both now ;)
Avahi is an Implementation the DNS Service Discovery and Multicast DNS
specifications for Zeroconf Computing. It uses D-BUS for communication
between user applications and a system daemon. The daemon is used to
coordinate application efforts in caching replies, necessary to minimize
the traffic imposed on networks.
