Upstream changes:
1.0023 May 9 14:33:00 2010 PDT
(This version is compatible with 1.0022)
- The DBI back end no longer dies with ?<80><98>Use of uninitialized value
$_ in lc?<80><99> in perl 5.12.0. Thanks to Ansgar Burchardt for finding
and fixing this problem.
1.0022 Apr 25 18:40:00 2010 PDT
(This version is compatible with 1.0021)
- Singleton support has been re-enabled in the File back end.
- t/43_transaction_maximum.t was still failing on some systems
(see http://www.cpantesters.org/cpan/report/7151810), so now we
try to detect the maximum number of files we can open.
1.0021 Apr 18 18:28:00 2010 PDT
(This version is compatible with 1.0020)
- Correct spelling mistakes in the documentation (thanks to Gregor
Herrmann for the corrections and to Ansgar Burchardt for passing
them on) (RT#56520)
- MANIFEST now lists the test libs so they get included in the
distribution (RT#56512)
- It no longer crashes in perl 5.6.2.
1.0020 Feb 16 22:00:00 2010 EST
(This version is compatible with 1.0016)
- Fixed t/43_transaction_maximum.t so that it doesn't error out on systems
which cannot fork > 255 children at one time.
- Improved code coverage
- Added t/96_virtual_functions.t which helps describe what actually
needs to be overridden in a new plugin.
1.0019_003 Feb 16 22:00:00 2010 EST
(This is the third developer release for 1.0020.)
(This version is compatible with 1.0016)
- Fixed problem where "./Build test" wouldn't actually -do- anything.
- (No-one apparently tried to install this till Steven Lembark. Thanks!)
- Fixed speed regression with keys in the File backend.
- Introduced in 1.0019_002 to fix#50541
- Thanks, SPROUT!
- (RT #53575) Recursion failure in STORE (Thanks, SPROUT)
- Merged the rest of the fixes from 1.0015 and 1.0016
- Thanks to our new co-maintainer, SPROUT! :)
- Had to turn off singleton support in the File backend because the caching
was causing havoc with transactions. Turning on fatal warnings does give
apparently important information.
- Oh - forgot to mention that fatal warnings are now on in all files.
1.0019_002 Jan 05 22:30:00 2010 EST
(This is the second developer release for 1.0020.)
(This version is compatible with 1.0014)
- Fixed bug where attempting to store a value tied to something other than
DBM::Deep would leave the file flocked.
- Added support for DBD::SQLite
- Build.PL has been extended to support sqlite vs. mysql
- Storage::DBI now detects between the two DBDs
- (RT #51888) Applied POD patch (Thanks, FWIE!)
- (RT #44981) Added VERSION to ::Array, ::Engine, and ::Hash
- Removed extraneous slashes from POD links (Thanks ilmari!)
- (RT #50541) Fixed bug in clear() for hashes in the File backend.
- This has caused a regression in speed for clear() when clearing
large hashes using running with the File backend. ->clear() (on my
machine) now takes ( N / 40 ) ** (1.66) seconds. So, clearing 4000
keys (as is the test in t/03_bighash.t) would take ~2070 seconds.
- (RT #40782) Fixed bug when handling a key of '0' (Thanks Sterling!)
- (RT #48031) Fixed bug with localized $, (Thanks, SPROUT!)
1.0019_001 Dec 31 22:00:00 2009 EST
(This is the first developer release for 1.0020.)
(This version is compatible with 1.0014)
- DBM::Deep has been refactored to allow for multiple engines. There are two
engines built so far:
- File (the original engine)
- DBI (an engine based on DBI)
- The DBI engine has only been tested on MySQL and isn't transactional.
- InnoDB sucks horribly. When run in a sufficient isolation mode, it
creates deadlocks.
- A custom Build.PL has been written to allow for running tests under
CPAN.pm against the various engines.
- This also allows running the long tests under CPAN.pm
- This has meant a ton of refactoring. Hopefullly, this refactoring will
allow finding some of the niggly bugs more easily. Those tests have not
been enabled yet. That's the next developer release.
- Hopefully, this multi-engine support will allow deprecation of the file
format in the future.
Upstream changes:
1.0004 Fri May 14 16:08:23 PDT 2010
- Do not use Cwd::abs_path if the -l path begins with / (rafl)
- Skipping perl should now be considered as success, not failure (rafl)
- Fixed PREREQ_PM scanner for dists that conflict with core functions such as UNIVERSAL::isa (yannk)
- --look should now imply --no-skip-installed (doy) #45
Upstream changes:
2.34 Thu Apr 20 2010
- Updated for 5.13.1
2.31_01 Fri Apr 30 2010
- [rt.cpan.org #56740] Format Perl versions >= 5.6.0 as X.Y.Z (schwern)
- Functional interface amended to make calling conventions consistent
(bingos)
- Documented all functions and all hash structures (bingos)
- Fixed functions with edge-case involving querying for Module::CoreList
itself. Pointed out by Ilmari.
- Added removed_from() and removed_from_by_date() functions
for querying which release a module was removed from core. (bingos)
- Amended corelist utility to use new removed from functions when
stating when a module entered core ( and when it left it ). (bingos)
- Added tests to the testsuite to cover the edge-cases and new funcs. (bingos)
DAViCal is a server for calendar sharing. It is an implementation of the
CalDAV protocol which is designed for storing calendaring resources (in
iCalendar format) on a remote shared server.
DAViCal supports basic delegation of read/write access among calendar users,
multiple users (or clients) reading and writing the same calendar entries over
time, and scheduling of meetings with free/busy time displayed.
An increasing number of calendar clients support the maintenance of shared
remote calendars through CalDAV, including Evolution, Mulberry, Chandler,
Mozilla Calendar (Sunbird/Lightning), and various other closed-source
products such as Apple's iCal and iPhone.
Andrew's Web Libraries are a set of hopefully lightweight libraries for
handling a variety of useful things for web programming, including:
- Session management
- User management
- DB Records
- Simple reporting
- DB Schema Updating
- iCalendar parsing
* Fixed HD boot drive when drive C: does not exist. TOS 2.06 was
crashing during the boot process when drive C: did not exist, but
* Fixed drive enumeration of GEMDOS HD emulation. Single partition
GEMDOS HD emulation did not work anymore when an ACSI HD image was
also used, due to some problems with the automatic drive letter detection.
* Fix ConnectedDriveMask with multiple, non-contiguous GEMDOS partitions.
* Fix to incorrect use of DESTDIR in python-ui installation
* more compact debugger output (return to emulation msg)
* update copyright, fix trace settings names
* fix: debugger memdump/disasm show/save/load need now to use '$' for hex
* Improved the CSS of the manual and compatibility list. The "font-
family:Fixed" did not work at all on Windows. Also cleaned up the
CSS in general.
* The hatari icons for the Windows executable must not be put into an
archive for linking.
- Feature improvements
* Print more descriptive error message for too many EAP sessions.
This gives hints on what to do when "failed to store handler"
* Commands received from radmin are now printed on stdout when
in debugging mode.
* Allow accounting packets to be written to a detail file, even
if they were read from a different detail file.
* Added OpenSSL license exception (src/LICENSE.openssl)
- Bug fixes
* DHCP sockets can now set the broadcast flag before binding to a
socket. You need to set "broadcast = yes" in the DHCP listener.
* Be more restrictive on string parsing in the config files
* Fix password length in scripts/create-users.pl
* Be more flexible about parsing the detail file. This allows
it to read files where the attributes have been edited.
* Ensure that requests read from the detail file are cleaned up
(i.e. don't leak) if they are proxied without a response.
* Write the PID file after opening sockets, not before
(closes bug #29)
* Proxying large numbers of packets no longer gives error
"unable to open proxy socket".
* Avoid mutex locks in libc after fork
* Retry packet from detail file if there was no response.
* Allow old-style dictionary formats, where the vendor name is the
last field in an ATTRIBUTE definition.
* Removed all recursive use of mutexes. Some systems just don't
support this.
* Allow !* to work as documented.
* make templates work (see templates.conf)
* Enabled "allow_core_dumps" to work again
* Print better errors when reading invalid dictionaries
* Sign client certificates with CA, rather than server certs.
* Fix potential crash in rlm_passwd when file was closed
* Fixed corner cases in conditional dynamic expansion.
* Use InnoDB for MySQL IP Pools, to gain transactional support
* Apply patch to libltdl for CVE-2009-3736.
* Fixed a few issues found by LLVM's static checker
* Keep track of "bad authenticators" for accounting packets
* Keep track of "dropped packets" for auth/acct packets
* Synced the "debian" directory with upstream
* Made "unlang" use unsigned 32-bit integers, to match the
dictionaries.
While here fix broken user destination directory installation as well.
* Add CUPS_CACHE and use it.
* Add CUPS_STATEDIR and add it to OWN_DIRS
* Move ${CUPS_CONFDIR}/certs to ${CUPS_STATEDIR}/certs
* Add ${CUPS_CACHE}/rss
* Use ${ROOT_USER} instead of ${CUPS_USER} for all OWN_DIRS_PERMS except
${CUPS_STATEDIR}/certs.
uShare is a UPnP (TM) A/V Media Server. It implements the server component that
provides UPnP media devices with information on available multimedia files.
uShare uses the built-in http server of libupnp to stream the files to clients.
GeeXboX uShare is able to provide access to both images, videos, music or
playlists files (see below for a complete file format support list). It does not
act as an UPnP Media Adaptor and thus, can't transcode streams to fit the client
requirements.
uShare is written in C for the GeeXboX project. It is designed to provide access
to multimedia contents to GeeXboX but can of course be used by any other UPnP
client device. It should compile and run on any modern POSIX compatible system
such as Linux.
uShare is free software - it is licensed under the terms of the GNU General
Public License (GPL).
libdlna aims at being the reference open-source implementation of DLNA (Digital
Living Network Alliance) standards. Its primary goal is to provide DLNA support
to uShare, an embedded DLNA & UPnP A/V Media Server, but it will be used to
build both DLNA servers and players in the long term.
libdlna is written in C and relies on FFMPEG librairies (libavformat and
libavcodec) to handle and demux A/V streams. You still need libupnp to provide
basic UPnP support to your project.
libdlna is based on official DLNA specifications and aims at a providing a
complete respect of the defined standards. Right now, libdlna can be used to
build compliant DLNA Media Servers.
libdlna is free software - it is licensed under the terms of the GNU Lesser
General Public License (LGPL).
