MetaPost uses a language based on that of MetaFont to produce precise
technical illustrations. Its output is scalable PostScript or SVG,
rather than the bitmaps MetaFont creates.
Extensions to epic and the LaTeX picture drawing environment, include
the drawing of lines at any slope, the drawing of circles in any radii,
and the drawing of dotted and dashed lines much faster with much less
TeX memory, and providing several new commands for drawing ellipses,
arcs, splines, and filled circles and ellipses. The package uses tpic
\special commands.
- Recognize -C for pkg_add like the rest of the tools do
- Do the existing check for pkg_add -f, it makes the combination of
-f and -U a bit less surprising
- Fix option handling for CHECK_VULNERABILITIES (from spz@)
- Make end-of-life check the default. pkg_install.conf(5) can be used to
override the default. The existing admin -e & co continue to work as
before.
pkgsrc changes:
* Fix PKGNAME to really intended to.
* Some permission problem with using scan-mail.pl
6.0.3 (Initially NetBSD only):
- Scanning inside NSIS (Nullsoft) installer files
- Generic IFRAME exploit detection
- Numerous additions to the Eldorado heuristic engine, making it
significantly more powerful than before - Scanning of 7-Zip, ACE
and "solid RAR" archives - Improved scanning of JavaScript files
- List of detected malware now includes Eldorado heuristic detections
- Much faster initial loading of ANTIVIR.DEF
- Scan engine updated
Changelog:
* Fix transfer statusbar regression introduced in the release candidate
* Do not include IPv6 zone index in the argument to the EPRT command
* Correct tab order in filter edit and search dialogs
* *nix: Revert cursor changes
* Added "does not contain" filter condition to name and path filter types
* Pressing Alt+Left or Alt+Up (Cmd+Left, Cmd+Up on OS X) in file lists enters parent directory
* Pressing Alt+Down (Cmd+Down on OS X) in file lists transfers selected items
* Pressing Alt+Right (Cmd+Right on OS X) in file lists activates selected item(s)
* Add operating system information to about dialog
* MSW: Auto-update check now transmits whether the operating system is 32bit or 64bit
* Small performance improvements, mostly benefiting *nix users
* OS X: Remember hidden state of toolbar, make quickconnect bar look more Mac-ish
* Add option to display momentary transfer speed instead of average speed
* Fix problem with rekeying of SFTP connections if not permanently trusting the server's hostkey
* Certificate details dialog no longer changes size if selecting a different certificate in the chain
* Some dialogs did not display icons using the correct size
* Show "Not connected" instead of "Empty directory" in remote filelist statusbar if not connected
* MSW: Replace some additional characters not allowed in filenames on MSW
* MSW: Selecting files while holding Ctrl+Shift no longer shows incorrect values in the filelist status bars
libpthread -- it is generally under the program's control which modules
to load, a general rule is just too much
I've been using this modification for over a year without problems.
changes:
Added the possibility to show a lat/lon grid
Support for WMS-C servers
Support for "standard" TMS servers
Allow to tile (and cache) arbitrary WMS'es (only EPSG:4326 and
google projection supported)
Allow google maps links and others in goto and download dialogs
Added a projection editor
Enhanced Relations support
Geo-tagging of photos inside Merkaartor, importing them without
track layer and displaying them directly on the map
Improved SHP support
Support for JOSM remote protocol on port 8111
Added Ramer-Douglas-Peucker simplification of ways (in Roads menu)
Add a "portable" mode to merkaartor via command-line ("-p")
and many tweaks and little things...
- Support multiple database in one Django instance
- Model validation inspired by the Form validation
- Vastly improved protection against Cross-Site Request Forgery
- New user "message" framework, incl. support for anonymous users
- Hooks for object-level permissions and permissions for anonymous users
- Customization of e-mail sending via the new e-mail backend
- Smarter if template tag
from postfix-license, of the same level of importance as changing the
name of the copyright holder, rather than in the nature of the terms.
Everyone believes that postfix is Open Source, and this causes postfix
to fall under DEFAULT_ACCEPTABLE_LICENSES.
ok martti@
-use-after-free problem (CVE-2010-0302)
-information disclosure (CVE-2010-1748)
-unchecked memory allocation is texttops
-file overwrite problem
(I didn't find references from cups patches to CVE #s, or vice versa,
so the CVE #s are not certain.)
The missing http session check problem (CVE-2010-0540?) is not fixed,
this would be a large patch affecting tens of files.
bump PKGREVISION
- Support multiline .Bl -column content
- cleanup SYNOPSIS macro handling
- Allow specifying the terminal width for -Tascii
- Initial PostScript output
- Basic support for the low-level roff macros
- Better support for obsolete .Xo/.Xc macros if compiled with -DUGLY
- Correct handling of opening punctuation in macros for mdoc(7)
- Discard more of the pod2man junk
- Various cleanups and improvements
* Translation of Trac in your language using Babel (http://babel.edgewall.org)
* Multiple Repository Support per environment
* Improved Wiki, more powerful syntax and nicer user interface with automatic
preview in side-by-side editing mode
* Improved Ticket user interface, with editable comments and automatic preview
changes:
-based on DCRaw v 8.99
* Lens distortion corrections using lenfun. This feature is now fully
implemented and enabled by default.
* Added a despeckling/denoising algorithm to solve issues with images taken
under very difficult lighting conditions, like deep sea diving.
It may be useful in other situations too. Patch by Frank van Maarseveen.
* Enabled hot pixel elimination by default.
* Calculate live histogram from working color-space instead of display
color-space. Calculate live histogram from cropped area only.
Based on patches by Konrad.
* Added auto-crop option.
* Allow upto 400% zoom.
pkgsrc change: the "lensfun" option is now enabled per default, as done
upstream
approved by gdt
course a too-large hammer, but in addition to overriding checks it
appears to change behavior in some cases when no overrides are
necessary. Therefore, use pkg_add -U as before first, and only try -f
if that fails. (This is temporary and should be replaced by -D to
omit only the exact depends check as soon as that's in tree.)
Changes
- Much more information is now passed to the editor when composing a
commit message for a new revision. The Author, Date, Branch and
Changelog values may now all be changed directly in the editor
allowing new branches to be created without using the --branch option.
Changes to other lines of this information must not be made or the
commit will abort.
- The edit_comment lua hook now only takes one argument which is the
text to be passed to the editor to edit a commit. Existing hooks that
override the default hook will need to be changed to work properly.
- The long date/time format used by 'status', 'commit' and 'log' must
be sufficient to preserve a date through a formatting and parsing
cycle. The 'status' command now checks for this and warns if the
format is unsuitable and 'commit' will refuse to operate with an
unsuitable format.
- The output of the 'status' and 'log' commands has changed to align
with the new information displayed by 'commit' so that all three
commands display revisions similarly.
- The 'setup' as well as the 'clone' command check if no managed default
database exists and if no database is given either as command line
or as workspace option and eventually create a new default database
outside of the bookkeeping directory of the new workspace (see below
for more information on the new management features).
- The output of monotone diff has changed to use /dev/null as the source
for added files and as the target for deleted files. This is
compatible with patch(1) and will cause it to add and delete files
where appropriate. As part of this change diff will now include the
removed contents of deleted files which were omitted in earlier
versions of monotone.
- Monotone will only warn about bad certs if there are not also matching
trusted certs. So if someone commits a bad branch cert, monotone will
only warn about that bad cert until someone else approves that
revision into the same branch (fixes monotone bug #8033).
- 'db check' now checks for errors in the branch heads cache,
and 'db regenerate_caches' fixes them.
- The output of the Lua functions print() and io.write() is now
redirected to the standard progress message stream of monotone.
See chapter 6.3 in the documentation for details.
New features
- Monotone has now database management capabilities: If you place your
databases in one or more specific locations (defaults to
%APPDIR%/monotone/databases on Windows and $HOME/.monotone/databases
on Linux, configurable by a hook), it is able to discover these
databases and access them only by giving the (base) name of their
filename, for example ":my-database.mtn".
You can also directly create new databases in the first found default
location by issuing 'mtn db init -d ":my-database.mtn".
Some commands, like 'setup' and 'clone' automatically fall back to
a default database (":default.mtn", also configurable by a hook) if
no database option is explicitely given.
Additionally, monotone remembers checked out workspaces for every
managed database and displays these "known" registered paths together
with other information in the new 'list databases' command
(closes monotone bug #8916).
- A set of accompanying management commands - 'register_workspace',
'unregister_workspace' and 'cleanup_workspace_list' - to handle moved
or removed workspaces for managed databases have been added.
- Many commands that change the heads of a branch (approve, disapprove,
pull, merge, etc) can now take an option "--update". If run from
a workspace which is based on a head of the branch and has no local
changes, this option makes these commands update that workspace to
the new head. If you always want this behavior, you can define the
get_default_command_options(cmd)
hook in your monotonerc (fixes monotone bug #17878).
- New command 'undrop' which undoes a 'drop' done by mistake
(fixes monotone bug #13604).
- New automation command 'update' which behaves identical to
the normal 'update' command.
- 'ls tags' now outputs the branch name(s) a tagged revision is on.
The revision id is shortened to the first ten characters to get some
more space for this (fixes monotone bug #12773).
- Default include and exclude patterns are now remembered per server.
This means that you can have for example one server that you sync
everything to, and one that you only sync some branches to, and you
don't have to worry about forgetting to give the include pattern and
accidentally trying to sync everything to the second server.
- A new Lua extension function change_workspace(directory) has been
added. This should be most useful for custom commands which need
to work on multiple workspaces from the same monotone instance.
- There is also the new server_set_listening(bool) Lua extention
function available since 0.47, which can be used to let a monotone
server exit gracefully instead of having to be killed.
Bugs fixed
- A regression in 0.47 prevent successful execution of push / pull /
sync over pipes (Debian bug 574512); this has been fixed.
- A bug in 0.46 and 0.47 could lead to pulls or possibly commits taking
approximately forever, if any of the previous branch heads was not a
"close" relation of the new head. This has been fixed.
- Several bugs related to restrictions not including the required parent
directories of included files have been fixed. It is now possible to
say 'mtn add a/b/c' followed by 'mtn commit a/b/c' and have the commit
succeed. See the restrictions section in the manual for more details
(fixes monotone bugs #15994, #17499, #20447 and #22044).
- monotone no longer saves changed options from the command line back
to _MTN/options in case the command execution was unsuccessful
(fixes monotone bug #22928).
- When monotone reads packets from files, like f.e. keys in a directory
given by the --keydir option, and these files are large and do
not contain packet data at all, monotone no longer uses an excessive
amount of time and memory to figure this out
(fixes monotone bug #28799).
- The 'log' command no longer crashes if it is executed in a workspace
whose parent revision(s) do not exist in the specified database
(fixes monotone bug #29677).
- The 'clone' command no longer removes an existing bookkeeping
directory if the target directory "." points to a workspace
(fixes monotone bug #29927).
- The commands in monotone's help output are now sorted alphabetically.
- monotone on Windows will now have a non-zero exit code when
interrupted (^C). This was broken in 0.47 when it was fixed to not
throw an exception on being interrupted.
- In 0.46 and 0.47, monotone could sometimes get confused
about which revisions were the heads of a particular branch.
This would happen when a new branch cert was added to a
revision that was an ancestor of one or more of the current
heads of the branch, most commonly during netsync when
multiple people had performed identical merges. This is
fixed now. 'db check' will identify the problem; if your
database currently gives incorrect 'heads' results, or 'mtn
bug' on 'merge', you can fix it by running 'mtn db
regenerate_caches'.
- In 0.46, spurious network disconnects could occur when transferring
sufficiently large items (files, diffs, revisions). This was fixed
in 0.47 but not noted in the release notes at that time
(fixes monotone bug #28991).
Other
- Support for the diffuse merger (http://diffuse.sourceforge.net)
has been added.
