DVD+R/RW drives. It includes "growisofs" as a wrapper around mkisofs
for appending or modifying contents of existing media.
It is also able to write to some DVD- drives and media.
Most notably, this version fixes a series of fundamental, long outstanding
problems we had with GNOME2:
* Nautilus works now
* gnome-control-center no longer crashes
* panel menus and entries are now correct
* probably a ton of other gnome-vfs related problems
Package changes
Vicf moved from $PREFIX/sbin to $PREFIX/share/examples/cfengine
as it can really be used as is: site tuning is required.
Both packages now share the same distinfo file.
Changes in version 2.0.6
SKIPVERIFY removed from AccessControl checks. This was
wrongly allowing access to files if they only had an accepted
encryption key.
SetLine added to AppendIfNoLineMatching to allow current
line to be added.
ForEachLineIn "/tmp/in"
AppendIfNoLineMatching "ThisLine"
EndLoop
Changed /etc/services reference to port 5308 in ipv6
compatible calls.
Efficiency, removed getpwnam from GetFile(). Was unnecessarily
looking up the uid multiple times, which delays copying
speed. Copy rates improved by five to ten times!!
Single copy uses too much cache memory. Optimize by only
caching copies that use the singlecopy keyword.
Message status change: %s is a link which points to %s,
but that file doesn't seem to exist Verbose only
Patches to editfiles to check empty files. DefineinGroup
added.
Changes in version 2.0.5
Cfrun ipv6 patch
Syslog messages name patch
mountables, binservers variable usage fix
backup=timestamp added in copy so that multiple backups
can coexist. Other backups use this by default.
Cfenvd records loadaverage - and av.db renamed to cf_averages.db
since records in av.db no longer compatible.
Iteration added to disk paths
Typo in filters.c UID -> USER meant that Owner field in
filters would not always work for processes. Bug in removal
of spaces in process-filter matches could cause some criteria
to fail to match.
Netstat changed entry in solaris 2.9
Hard class hpux10 -> hpux and the old hpux is deprecated
tidy //tmp would start tidying / due to error in
ExpandWildcardsAndDo. FIxed
Cfenvd netstat state recorded in separate files now in
WORKDIR, by protocol and incoming/outgoing. This allows
accurate record of the state to which classes refer.
excludes and ignores would not appended in a tidy command
if a path already existed in another previous command.
Fixed so that all excludes and ignores are concatenated
for all related paths.
Local AF_LOCAL addresses not handled by sockaddr in IPv6
compatible functions. Now returns 127.0.0.1 (why not ::1??)
Typo in tidy.c prevented tidy old links from working.
Documentation patches.
Checksums no longer performed on dry run (-n) in files,
but still in copy.
No errors written to syslog in dryrun mode.
Umask patch in editfiles - umask was not properly installed
New copy options / variables singlecopy= and autodefine
added.
Alerts added as own section alerts: allow users to define
a custom message triggered by a class activation. Alerts
can also quote state information from cfenvd and the process
table.
tidy define= does not set class if file could not be tidied.
debian detect patch (Andy Stribblehill)
cfservd descriptor leak (Andy Stribblehill)
cfservd daemonize modification
sysutils/file.
File is a file classification program. This version is the standard "file"
command for Linux, *BSD, and other systems. This is Ian Darwin's file(1)
command. It is maintained by Christos Zoulas.
Package supplied by Jeremy C. Reed in PR#20774 and also in pkgsrc-wip.
Thanks Jeremy.
The GNU Core Utilities are the basic file, shell and text manipulation
utilities of the GNU operating system. These are the core utilities which
are expected to exist on every operating system.
Previously these utilities were offered as three individual sets of GNU
utilities, fileutils, shellutils, and textutils. Those three have been
combined into a single set of utilities called the coreutils.
