Heed a pkglint warning wrt. VARBASE.

(hauke)

Built with gcc 5.4 on netbsd-8, conserver terminates because of a
buffer overflow in StrTime(), when it tries to stuff a 25 char string
into a 25 byte buffer.

(hauke)

Built with gcc 5.4 on netbsd-8, conserver terminates because of a
buffer overflow in StrTime(), when it tries to stuff a 25 char string
into a 25 byte buffer.

(hauke)

emacs-muse has been updated to 3.20.

(hauke)

Update pkg PLIST, too...

(hauke)

Update pkg checksum, too.

(hauke)

According to <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gna!>, gna.org has timed
out.

(hauke)

Updated textproc/emacs-muse to 3.20

(hauke)

Update emacs-muse to latest available.

Since download.gna.org is (currently) offline, add archive.org
fallback.

Tested build with xemacs 21.4 and emacs 25.

(hauke)

Deal with FORTIFY fall-out.

(hauke)

Update MASTER_SITE_XEMACS list.

(hauke)

leim/hebrew.el from the pre-release leim package causes build problems
for the xemacs{,-current}, so we use the stable package instead.

(hauke)

Remove non-resolvable MASTER_SITE_XEMACS hosts.

(hauke)

The location of configuration files for sasl library users has moved,
but there are no diagnostics, and all web howtos point to the old
place.

Mention the fact.

(hauke)

Updated www/php-glpi to 9.1.6

(hauke)

Update to 9.1.6

From the projects's announcement:

You'll find below the changes of this bugfixes version:

- various security fixes (#2475, #2476, #2492),
- fix regressions on self service portal:
  - self-service users should not be auto assigned as tech (#2472)
  - type and category fields was not selectable anymore (#2473)

The full changelog is available here for more details: https://github.com/glpi-project/glpi/milestone/20?closed=1

(hauke)

Add basic mysql setup instructions.

(hauke)

List basic requirements that are not enforced by the package (web
server, mysql server).

(hauke)

Added www/php-glpi version 9.1.5

(hauke)

GLPI is a web based Information Resource Manager application with an
additional Administration Interface. You can use it to build up a
database with an inventory for your company (computers, software,
printers, etc).

Its enhanced functionality makes daily life for administrators easier.
Besides an inventory, it provides a trouble-ticket system, job
tracking with mail notification, and methods to build a database with
basic information about your network-topology.

<http://glpi-project.org/>

(hauke)

When a compiler complains about a missing prototype for a libc
function, just inserting one for what you think the interface might be
is probably not a good idea. (Same patch as for netatalk22, btw.)

(hauke)

I forgot to add a patch file - here it is.

(hauke)

Updated graphics/darktable to 2.2.5

(hauke)

update graphics/darktable to 2.2.5.

From the changelog against 2.2.4:

## New features:

- When appending EXIF data to an exported image, do not fail if reading of EXIF from the original file fails
- Support XYZ as proofing profile
- Clear DerivedFrom from XMP before writing it
- bauhaus: when using soft bounds, keep slider step constant

## Bugfixes:

- Some GCC7 build fixes
- cmstest: fix crash when missing XRandR extension.
- Fix crash in Lua libs when collapsing libs
- Mac packaging: some fixes
- RawSpeed: TiffIFD: avoid double-free
- Fix a few alloc-dealloc mismatches

## Base Support:

- Canon EOS 77D
- Canon EOS 9000D
- Nikon D500 (14bit-uncompressed, 12bit-uncompressed)
- Nikon D5600 (12bit-compressed, 12bit-uncompressed, 14bit-compressed, 14bit-uncompressed)
- Panasonic DC-FZ82 (4:3)
- Panasonic DMC-FZ80 (4:3)
- Panasonic DMC-FZ85 (4:3)
- Panasonic DC-GH5 (4:3)

## White Balance Presets:

- Pentax K-3 II

## Noise Profiles:

- Nikon D500
- Panasonic DMC-FZ300
- Panasonic DMC-LX100
- Pentax K-70
- Sony ILCE-5000

(hauke)

wiz says we bump revision when binary packages change.

(hauke)

darktable is at version 2.2.5 now.

(hauke)

Updated net/netatalk22 to 2.2.6

(hauke)

Update netatalk22 to patch release 2.2.6.

For changes see
<https://github.com/Netatalk/Netatalk/commits/branch-netatalk-2-2>
- the upstream release branch does not have a changelog.

Upstream took a lot of our patches - thanks, guys!

Package changes include untangling ldap support, so that the package
builds with it. There has been confusion between acl and ldap support
upstream as well as in the package - see
patch-include_atalk_ldapconfig.h and
<https://github.com/Netatalk/Netatalk/commits/branch-netatalk-2-2/include/atalk/ldapconfig.h>.

(hauke)

We do not at this point support zeroconf via avahi. Since configure
does not allow for building without avahi, and native avahi is picked
up on some Linuxen, we disable all avahi tests unconditionally here.

(hauke)

Since we are not using the included malloc lib any more, the hack is
obsolete.

(hauke)

On Arch Linux, the XEmacs build breaks in src/gmalloc.c because extern
declarations conflict with system headers.  After patching this file,
the build then hangs at

./xemacs -nd -batch -l /var/obj/pkgsrc/editors/xemacs/work/xemacs-21.4.24/src/../lisp/update-elc.el

with the xemacs process spinning at 100% cpu.

Upstream states that the XEmacs malloc has not been updated in a long
time, and that it is safe to use the system malloc, so that's what
we'll do.

(hauke)

Remove a bit-rotted inline prototype for a libc function, unbreaking
build on netbsd-8.

(hauke)

Terminfo issue applies to FreeBSD, too.

(hauke)

GC list of conflicts - the pkgsrc framework will detect PLIST
conflicts automajically, says wiz@

(hauke)

#define CUPS API compatibility options so we can build against newer
CUPS versions, and switch dependency away from cups15.

Update conflicts list.

(hauke)

netatalk 3.1.7 is in pkgsrc

(hauke)

Fix a PLIST glitch

pkglint whitespace

(hauke)

suse131_32_binutils -> suse131_binutils -- thanks, leot@!

(hauke)

Added emulators/suse131_binutils version 13.1

(hauke)

Add opensuse 13.1 binutils, since wip/suse131_fpc will not do much
without a linux ld(1).

(hauke)

xemacs-nox11 has no use for xface - no arms, no cookies.

(hauke)

Newer versions of Teapot appear to expect a wide char capable ncurses.

While here, drop maintainership - I haven't used the thing in years,
and definitely not since its conversion to a CMake build (of which I
know nothing).

(hauke)

Just learned about SUBST_VARS.foo.

(hauke)

Just learned about SUBST_VARS.foo.

(hauke)

Make sure the file substitution is performed before packaging.

(hauke)

Updated sysutils/p5-Unburden-Home-Dir to 0.4.0.1

(hauke)

Upstream has a version tag: Just use it, and get a proper version number.

(hauke)

Fix lsof(1) path

Package version should be monotonous, so use commit timestamp
instead of git hash

(hauke)

Lose PLIST, since PERL5_PACKLIST magic takes care of things.

(hauke)

Drop PLIST, since PERL5_PACKLIST magic will take care of things.

Default to an absolute path for rsync. We explicitly depend on it,
and it may not be first in PATH, or not at all.

(hauke)

Added sysutils/p5-Unburden-Home-Dir version g99a9278

(hauke)

Add p5-Unburden-Home-Dir package.

unburden-home-dir allows users to move cache files from browsers,
etc. off their (nfs or ssd based) home directory, i.e. on a local
harddisk or tmpfs and replace them with a symbolic link to the new
location (e.g. on /tmp/ or /scratch/) upon login.

Optionally the contents of these directories and files can be removed
instead of moved.

(hauke)

Added net/p5-File-Rsync version 0.49

(hauke)

Perl Convenience wrapper for the rsync(1) program. Written for
rsync-2.3.2 and updated for rsync-3.1.1 but should perform properly
with most recent versions.

(hauke)

Added devel/p5-Config-File version 1.50

(hauke)

read_config_file parses a simple configuration file and stores its
values in an anonymous hash reference.

(hauke)

Updated -> Added

(hauke)

Updated textproc/p5-String-Expand to 0.04

(hauke)

Add p5-String-Expand

This module implements utility functions for expanding embedded
variables in a string. Variable references are embedded in strings in
a similar form to the Bourne shell, namely, in the form $NAME or
${NAME}. In the former case, the NAME must consist of a capital letter
or underscore, and may be followed by zero or more capital letters,
digits or underscores. In the latter case, the name can consist of any
characters, but will be terminated by the first close brace character
'}'.

(hauke)

Make sure make-annotation does exist before calling it. We cannot have
buttons if it doesn't, but the file requester can still be used with
enter and ctrl-g.

Should mince, stomp on and squish PR pkg/51036

(hauke)

Updated editors/xemacs-packages to 1.18

(hauke)

Update editors/xemacs-packages to the latest and greatest.

These were release candidates according to upstream (Stephen
Turnbull):

"Right now, everything has gotten all the beta testing it's going to
get, so you can just package it from experimental."
<http://xemacs-beta.xemacs.narkive.com/TgII9kK7/when-do-experimental-packages-turn-stable>

but did not make to final before xemacs.org went south.

In addition, teach the update mechanism to use a configurable ftp
server.

(hauke)

Add gnumeric-1.2.26 to list, even though the update to 1.8.4 was only
eight years ago.

(hauke)

Make www/emacs-w3m build and run with xemacs, fixing PR pkg/40685

Changes:

o accomodate for differing dependencies:
  + graphics/gifsicle as a bug workaround
  + devel/flim (this was an implicite dependency through devel/semi)
  - devel/{apel,semi}, editors/mule-ucs contained in xemacs-packages

o conditional PLIST changes for differing installation paths

Tested with xemacs 21.4 and emacs 22

(hauke)

Fix the regexp that selects the files to install to work with XEmacs.

(hauke)

Update MASTER_SITE_XEMACS:

- remove three defunct mirrors
- remove xemacs.org - its hoster tux.org went down,
  and the master site as well as all the *.xemacs.org
  DNS entries are gone
- add two mirrors that run under their own domain name

(hauke)

Re-add editors/xemacs-current/hacks.mk --

gcc 5 builtins collide with src/gmalloc.c's calloc(), which
results in 'xemacs -vanilla' busy-looping during the build.

Joerg suggested building with -fno-builtin, see
<toolchain/2016/10/28/msg002820.html>">http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-toolchain/2016/10/28/msg002820.html> ff.

(hauke)

Re-add editors/xemacs/hacks.mk --

gcc 5 builtins collide with src/gmalloc.c's calloc(), which
results in 'xemacs -vanilla' busy-looping during the build.

Joerg suggested building with -fno-builtin, see
<toolchain/2016/10/28/msg002820.html>">http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-toolchain/2016/10/28/msg002820.html> ff.

(hauke)

Restore jym@'s maintainership - he still cares.

(hauke)

Update dependency to require a newer version of devel/php-libawl.

This fixes PR pkg/51252.

(hauke)

Updated devel/php-libawl to 0.56

(hauke)

Update devel/php-libawl, a www/davical dependency which has not seen
much love recently.

Upstream has moved to gitlab.com, which requires a few distfile
contortions.

The nominal maintainer has not touched the package in years, so reset
maintainership.

Part of PR pkg/51212 work.

(hauke)

Point spine to its config file.

(hauke)

/usr/pkg/bin needs to be in PATH, or perl(1) will not be found...

(hauke)

We share patches with net/tkined, which needs to patch a tkined.1 man
page we explicitely remove, to avoid conflict.

Unfortunately, there is only one PATCHDIR... so keep around tkined.1
till after patching.

(hauke)

Mention updating the log path in cacti web config.

(hauke)

Updated net/cacti-spine to 0.8.8h

(hauke)

Update net/cacti-spine to 0.8.8h. From the changelog:

0.8.8h
-bug:0002659: wrong information about spine setup for icmps
-bug: Removed requirement for building man page, deferred to 1.0

0.8.8g
-bug:0002380: please build man page for spine
-bug:0002610: Spine is trying to use mysql results after data being freed
-bug:0002639: Spine does not respect snmp_retries from the database
-bug:0002640: Spine crashes randomly while polling using multiple threads on one device
-bug:0002549: Spine: hasCaps() always returns FALSE
-bug:0002638: Spine: ping_udp() uses uninitialised socket timeout
-bug:0002654: On RHEL 6.5, spine ./configure builds Makefile without crypto support

0.8.8f
-bug:0002604: cacti-spine, configure script ignores LDFLAGS in certain situations

0.8.8e

-bug#0002185: Multiple memory leaks found in spine
-bug#0002398: Buffer overflow
-bug#0002447: Building spine on Debian Jessie (testing) fails
-bug#0002536: Spine segfaults when 18k+ hosts are to be pulled
-bug#0002576: Call to a non-existent column of the database in poller.c
-bug#0002578: spine doesn't compile on ubuntu 12.04
-bug#0002585: Spine: buffer overflow in logging when RESULTS_BUFFER>LOGSIZE can SEGV
-bug#0002588: Spine "is_numeric" incorrectly returns TRUE for some hexadecimal values

0.8.8d

-feature: add snmp system information gathering

(hauke)

Updated net/cacti to 0.8.8h

(hauke)

Update net/cacti to 0.8.8h - see the changelog at
<http://www.cacti.net/changelog.php>.

The log and rrd database directories have been moved under VARBASE.

(hauke)

Re-hash after actually checking in patch

(hauke)

Make the tkined man page render by dropping an obsolete library include

(hauke)

Updating patches means updating distinfo - thanks, wiz.  :)

(hauke)

Fix tyop in patch comment.

(hauke)

Correct a couple of typos.

(hauke)

Fix setting custom permission bits, user and group information from
a special transcript. Late fallout from Radmind bug #221.

(hauke)

After editors/xemacs update, gc unsupported toolkit options

(hauke)

Updated editors/xemacs to 21.4.24

(hauke)

Update to patch release 21.4.24. From the ChangeLog:

2015-03-24 Vin Shelton <acs@xemacs.org>

        * XEmacs 21.4.24 is released

2015-02-23  Vin Shelton  <acs@xemacs.org>

        * configure.in: Add LIBOSSAUDIO as appropriate.  Patch from netbsd
        via Hauke Fath.
        * configure: Rebuild.

2015-02-15  Vin Shelton  <acs@xemacs.org>

        * configure.in: Additional netbsd platform definitions.
        * configure: Rebuild.

I have used the opportunity for a bit of spring cleaning:

o remove build restrictions for powerpc and mips (hacks.mk, Makefile)
o drop the inactive X11 toolkit options - they were never used, and
  upstream does not support them for 21.4, anyway (options.mk)
o add comments to patch files
o upstream converted the texinfo files to v5 format. Patch the offenders
  to be v4 compatible

(hauke)

Merge patches for CVE-2009-2688 and C11 compliance, unbreaking the
build.

(hauke)

Set debug options in package Makefile

(hauke)

Estract with gnu tar
Replace perl interpreter path

(hauke)

Added emulators/shoebill version 0.0.5

(hauke)

Correct a brain-o

(hauke)

Shoebill is an all-new, BSD-licensed Macintosh II emulator designed
from the ground up with the singular goal of running A/UX.

(hauke)

Shoebill is an all-new, BSD-licensed Macintosh II emulator designed
from the ground up with the singular goal of running A/UX.

(hauke)

arandr's requirements for xrandr are quite modest, so don't depend on
x11/xrandr for native X11. Wouldn't work anyway.

(hauke)

The built-in GLib wants __sync_bool_compare_and_swap_4, so compile for
i486 on NetBSD < 6

(hauke)

Add missing build dependency on devel/p5-Devel-CheckLib.

(hauke)

We need HTML/Entities.pm, provided by www/p5-HTML-Parser, for menu
text. The build log even says so,

(hauke)

The dba/update-davical-database script needs two more perl modules.

(hauke)

PR pkg/50433
dnssd is the selector for both dnssd and mdns backends.

(hauke)

Re PR pkg/50433 fix options var name.

(hauke)

Commit dnssd related PLIST fix from PR pkg/50433
-- coincidentally, I had just this patch in a local tree...

(hauke)

mk/fetch/fetch.mk sports --no-check-certificate in
_FETCH_BEFORE_ARGS.wget, already.

(hauke)

Updated www/davical to 1.1.3.1

(hauke)

Updating davical to 1.1.3.1
Updating MASTER_SITES

>From the ChangeLog:

2013-03-25  Christoph Anton Mitterer <mail@christoph.anton.mitterer.name>
        * In places where the CGI variable REMOTE_USER is read, support
          alternatively REDIRECT_REMOTE_USER, which is used by the Apache
          HTTPD Server instead, when a redirect was used.
        * Removed debian/README.Debian which did not contain any useful
          information.

2013-03-23  Christoph Anton Mitterer <mail@christoph.anton.mitterer.name>
        * Handle the content of the CGI AUTH_TYPE variable case-insensitively as
          defined by RFC 3875 Section 4.1.1.

2013-03-21  Christoph Anton Mitterer <mail@christoph.anton.mitterer.name>
        * Changed the pathnames of the debug files to be a bit more FHS
          compliant.

2013-03-20  Christoph Anton Mitterer <mail@christoph.anton.mitterer.name>
        * Changed the end-of-line encodings of all non-Windows-related and
          non-autogenerated text files to use UNIX LF (lots of them had mixed
          LF/CRLF).
        * HTML escape the remotely retrieved version string printed to the HTML
          in order to prevent and attacks (if this would have been possible at
          all in 12 characters).
        * Updated all addresses of the canonical git upstream repository and the
          issue tracker to the new ones.

2013-03-06  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Fix capitalisation of 'plpgsql' & 'sql' for Postgres 9.2. (debbug #702403)

2013-02-16  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Content-Type header should be 'charset' not 'encoding'.

2012-09-20  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * When we get here it is a Bad Request, not a Server Error.
        * Quick workaround for iOS6 supported-calendar-component-set issue.
          Adds a $c->default_calendar_components array of (VEVENT,VTODO,...)
        * Workaround client software with imperfect add-member implementations.

2012-09-10  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Fix unassigned variable.
        * Avoid unassigned variable warning.
        * Fix UID handling.
        * Fix debugging to error log.

2012-08-09  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Ensure test responses are displayed in their unprocessed form.
        * Some debugging messages.

2012-07-31  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Replace deprecated split() with explode()

2012-05-28  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * First cut at iMIP implementation.  Still working on this.

2012-07-30  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Fix SQL fieldname.

2012-07-29  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Sometimes we want to retrieve the sync-token as a result of a change we just made.
          This allows a (default true) flag to indicate whether it's OK to use
          a previously cached value.
        * On Apple devices these can sometimes appear in the Apple namespace. Odd.
        * Let the VCalendar class handle how to get the UID from the calendar.

2012-07-25  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Remove old redundant constructor.

2012-07-13  Andrew McMillan  <andrew@morphoss.com>
        * Add workaround for Apple's POST add-member trainwreck.
        * We might not have a $request calling this so use the object's path instead.
        * Testing for dead property XML which is a set of prop.
        * supported-calendar-component-set uses dead properties too...
        * Don't just return the first element in a dead property - there might be multiple!

(hauke)

Unbreak xemacs-nox11 by fixing guided-tour, which is in autostart.

(hauke)

Updated editors/xemacs-packages to 1.17

(hauke)

Bring xemacs-packages into the 21st century.

o Update packages

o Use DESTDIR features for installing, getting rid of the need to be
root and gaining the ability to patch elisp files in the process.

o Add a mechanism to re-byte-compile the patched elisp files, and
patches to deal with non-utf-8 XEmacsen.

o Grab maintainership

Tested with both 21.4 and 21.5 packages.

(hauke)

Build with the portable dumper like editors/xemacs, following advice
from upstream. This fixes spurious SIGSEV breakage during build on
newer NetBSD installations.

(hauke)

Update homepage - according to archive.org, the URL entered in 2006
never existed, not even in 2006... The replacement may be prehistoric,
but it is at least readable.

(hauke)

Update homepage - according to archive.org, the URL entered in 2006
never existed, not even in 2006... The replacement may be prehistoric,
but it is at least readable.

(hauke)

+ Netdisco v2

(hauke)

Updated net/netdisco to 1.3.3

(hauke)

Upgrade Netdisco to v1.3.3. x1.1 had been broken since around Perl 5.16.

Adapt for use with Apache 2.4.x

>From the ChangeLog:

1.3.3 (2014-03-27)
Bugfixes:
    * [113]    Collect SSID in macsuck - fixed for unknown SSID (Jiri)
    * []        Proper fallback from SNMPv3 to SNMPv2 when discovering
    * [99]      Node update should only search within the VLAN
    * []        Skip HSRP addresses during arpnip

1.3.2 (2013-08-29)
Bugfixes:
    * [113]    Collect SSID in macsuck (Jiri)

1.3.1 (2013-07-08)
Bugfixes:
    * []        Include 'topology' table when DB is (re)created
    * []        Updates to 'node' and 'node_wireless' table definitions

1.3 (2013-05-20)
Bugfixes:
    * []        Undefined MAC would make is_mac() die (N. Giefing)
    * []        Apply quotemeta to avoid Inventory explosion (T. Gerlach)
    * [94]      Netdisco -O does not import oui.txt due to spaces in oui.txt

1.2 (2013-04-13)
Features:
    * [3598045] Collect VLAN in macsuck (Jiri Dvorak)
    * [3598089] Collect SSID in macsuck (Jiri Dvorak)
    * []        Capture BSSID, per AP MAC, associated with wireless SSID in
                device_port_ssid table if available.
    * []        Add config directive "reverse_lookup_ipv6" to control whether
                reverse DNS lookups should be performed for IPv6 addresses.
    * []        Add option to node.html to search for entries only appearing on
                a given date.
    * []        Config directive "macsuck_no_vlan" now accepts both vlan names
                and numbers (VIDs). Patch from Peter Hicks.
    * []        Collect and display "vmVlanType", indicating whether a VLAN is
                static or dynamic on a switch port. Currently Cisco-specific.
                Patch from Wolfgang Friebel.
    * []        New database table "topology" to support adding topology links
                without a discovery protocol or an external topology text file.
    * []        New config option "snmpdiscover_timeout" to override SNMP
                timeout during discovery.  This speeds up finding the correct
                SNMP string when default timeout needs to be large.
    * []        Add report "Inventory by Name", patch from Laurens Vets.
    * []        Add config option for macsuck to ignore specific VLANs on
                specific devices (Peter Hicks)
    * []        Add config option for macsuck to ignore unnamed VLANs (Peter
                Hicks)
    * []        Ignore devices with vendor "netdisco" - support for pseudo
                devices to interconnect discovered devices/ports
    * []        Improved "multiple nodes on port" display (N. Bernstein)
    * []        Default to _not_ vacuum db tables. Opt 'vacuum' to enable.

Bugfixes:
    + [3541443] Remove port rename from find_neighbors() handle in SNMP::Info
    * []        Report "Undiscovered neighbors" also showed neighbors advertising
                an address not equal to their root_ip.
    + []        Change job log dir creation to use mkpath to resolve potential
                race condition.
    + []        Fix wireless client info collection to properly manage its
                transaction.
    + []        Fix deprecated use of qw() in device view for Perl 5.14 (cstamas)
    + []        Fix "Device Module Search" issue with searching on serial number.
    + []        Fix error message during discovery to be more accurate and not
                print variables that might be undef.
    * []        Fix warnings about undef data when running netdisco -B
    * []        VLAN inventory: with odd number of results, last row not displayed
    * []        Fix infinite loop of later worker if earlier worker dies
                before completing all his work.

(hauke)

rc.d scripts live in share/examples/rc.d/

(hauke)

Remove the patch .orig file(s) to avoid PLIST problems. (How do other
python packages deal with this?)

(hauke)

... and update the patch checksum.

(hauke)

In the readmore plugin, use the current flavour before the default
one, if available.

(hauke)

Explicitly depend on py-docutils, which some of the core plugins use.

(hauke)

Build with the portable dumper, following advice from upstream. This
fixes spurious SIGSEV breakage during build on (at least) netbsd-6
amd64. Do a little GENERATE_PLIST dance to accomodate for the dynamic
filename of the (separate) dump file.

Add a handy option for a debug build.

Install the "Installation" protocol of build parameters, it is helpful
for reporting issues upstream.

(hauke)

Updated editors/xemacs

(hauke)

Update to XEmacs 21.4.23

2015-01-29  Vin Shelton <acs@xemacs.org>

        * XEmacs 21.4.23 is released

2015-01-08  Vin Shelton  <acs@xemacs.org>

        Fix progress bar crashes.
        Thanks to Ralf Soergel for diagnosis and a patch.

        * configure.in (Athena widgets):
        Test for "international" resource in SimpleWidgetClass in libXaw3d.
        * configure: Rebuild.

(hauke)

Per maintainer's wishes, restrict OS support patches to platforms
that ship with Coda kernel support, which excludes SunOS at this time.
Those patches should go upstream, instead.

Remove reference to coda.wikidev.net, it went 404.

(hauke)

Builds and installs on Solaris. The changes:

o various explicit #includes
o sources use {u_,u}int*_t in equal share, so just build with -D
o providing Solaris' MAXHOSTNAMELEN with -D avoids patching half a dozen files
o misc. build fixes

Use pkgsrc CONF_FILES framework
Make pkglint happy

TODO: Test on Solaris, SMF config files for venus and server

(hauke)

Patches to build on SunOS (OI here)
Declare license

(hauke)

Install complete.tcsh and csh-mode.el files as example files.
Fixes PR pkg/32283

(hauke)

On SunOS, take care of the misconfigured ranlib call, following the
discussion in, and fixing, PR pkg/49034.

While we are here, make sure the group lsof setgids to is the one
owning /dev/kmem on SunOS ('sys').

(hauke)

Update x11/xscreensaver to 5.29.

>From the changelog:

5.29    * Downgraded to Xcode 5.0.2 to make it possible to build savers
          that will still run on 10.6 and 10.7.  Sigh.
        * Updated `webcollage' for recent changes.

5.28    * Fixed some compilation problems and intermittent crashes.
        * Turned off the OSX 10.6 enable_gc hack. It didn't work.

5.27    * New hacks, `tessellimage' and `projectiveplane'.
        * Added support for pthreads, because Dave Odell is a madman.
        * Updated `webcollage' for recent changes.
        * Minor iOS tweaks to the `analogtv' hacks.
        * X11: Don't assume Suspend = 0 implies "No DPMS".
        * Minor updates to `boxed' and `klein'.
        * Fixed possible crash in `apple2', `noseguy', `xmatrix', `shadebobs'.
        * Fixed possible crash in OSX preferences.
        * OSX Performance improvements.
        * Plugged some leaks.

5.26    * More auto-updater tweaks.

5.25    * Try harder to bypass Quarrantine and Gatekeeper in OSX installer.
        * Some files were missing from the tarball.

5.24    * Added "Automatically check for updates" option on OSX.
        * Updated feed-loading for recent Flickr changes.
        * Updated `webcollage' for recent Google changes.
        * Added Instagram and Bing as `webcollage' image sources.
        * Updated to latest autoconf.
        * Bug fixes.

5.23    * New hack, `geodesic'.
        * iOS and OSX: huge XCopyArea performance improvements.
        * More heuristics for using RSS feeds as image sources.
        * Improved Wikipedia parser.
        * Updated `webcollage' for recent Flickr changes.
        * Added Android to `bsod'.
        * OSX: Added a real installer.
        * iOS and OSX: fixed a font-metrics bug.
        * iOS: Fixed aspect ratio bug in non-rotating apps when launched in
          landscape mode.
        * Made `quasicrystal' work on weak graphics cards.
        * iOS: fixed `ifs'.
        * Better compression on icons, plists and XML files: smaller
          distribution and installation footprint.
        * Reverted that DEACTIVATE change. Bad idea.
        * `Phosphor' now supports amber as well as green.

(hauke)

Updated x11/xscreensaver to 5.29

(hauke)

No, we don't install rmail{,.8}.

(hauke)

Add a conditional entry for ad(1) - thanks to szptvlfn@ for the
heads-up.

(hauke)

Rename net/netatalk to net/netatalk22. This is the last version to
support the AppleTalk ddp protocol, and here to stay while NetBSD
ships with AppleTalk support.

Add Netatalk 3.0.8 wip package as net/netatalk30.

"Netatalk 3 is a freely-available implementation of the Apple
Filesharing Protocol Suite (AFP) over TCP/IP.

Using Netatalk's AFP 3.1 compliant file-server leads to significantly
higher transmissions speeds compared with Macs accessing a server via
SMB or NFS, while providing clients with the best user experience (full
support for Macintosh metadata, flawlessly supporting mixed
environments of classic MacOS and MacOS X clients)."

(hauke)

GC an unused variable the compiler takes offence to.

(hauke)

At least on SunOS, lang/nawk (nawk-20050424nb3) insists on
a space between -f and the program file name, by penalty of
"/opt/local/bin/nawk: no program filename"

(hauke)

The package's build system does not ensure libsnet is built before
linking to it, so mark unsafe for parallel makes.

(hauke)

Back-port and complete the fixes from radmind HEAD to support 64 bit
time_t on NetBSD 6+.

The configure patch had to be generated with autoconf downgraded to 2.61 -
leave it to autohell to ruin your day...

While we are here, shake, rattle & roll the patches.

The resulting gyrations finally fix PR pkg/46555

(hauke)

Commit a fix for packaging issues, supplied by the package maintainer
in PR pkg/48483.

(hauke)

For PKG_OPTIONS.squid = -ssl, do not PLIST files that will not be
installed.

(hauke)

Updating www/py-blosxom to v1.5.3.

What's new in 1.5.3 (July 2013)
===================================
1. Minor fixes

2. Updated and improved documentation

3. Several plugin fixes and updates including Tags, Pagination, and
  Ajax comments

4. Improved tests

(hauke)

Updated net/netatalk to 2.2.5

(hauke)

Update net/netatalk to v2.2.5

Changes in 2.2.5
================
* FIX: Fix errors searching volumes
* NEW: Configurable symlink handling with a new volume option
      'followsymlinks'. Setting the option causes afpd to follow
      symlinks on the server side.
* UPD: Reload groups when reloading volumes. FR #71.
* FIX: Fix a possible crash in cname() where cname_mtouname calls
      dirlookup() where the curdir is freed because the dircache
      detected a dev/inode cache difference and evicted the object
      from the cache. Fixes bug #498.
* FIX: Change default FinderInfo for directories to be all 0, fixes
      bug 514.

(hauke)

Patch as submitted in PR pkg/48059:

"x11/gtk2 updated to 2.24.20.  This version changed location of
"immodules.cache".  But, post-install/deinstall process for pkgsrc
is not changed in last update.  This update make a bug for immodule user."

(hauke)

Suggest xl2tpd, an L2TP protocol daemon.
>From PR pkg/47898.

(hauke)

Fix directory name.

(hauke)

Updated net/netatalk224 to 2.2.4

(hauke)

Untangle the m0nster patch to configure.  To the quota experts: Please
check all the bells and whistles are still in place, and functional.

While here, update to Netatalk 2.2.4. Note that we will ship Netatalk
2 as long as NetBSD ships ddp ("netatalk") support, so v3 is not a
replacement.

Changes to package setup:

Set PLIST_VARS.{ea,acl} so that the package builds on Ubuntu Linux 10
LTS. I guess there are version and file-system dependencies?

Add dnssd option for mDNSResponder ("zeroconf") support.

Remaining (upstream) issues:

dbd(8) breaks with a less-than-helpful error message, see end of
PR pkg/47578

afpd(8) mis-maps user IDs -- a security issue

Upstream changes:

Changes in 2.2.4
================

* FIX: Missing UAM links
* FIX: Lockup in AFP logout on Fedora 17
* FIX: Reset signal handlers and alarm timer after successfull PAM
      authentication. Fixes a problem with AFP disconnects caused
      by pam_smbpass.so messing with our handlers and timer.
* FIX: afpd: Fix a possible problem with sendfile on Solaris derived
      platforms

Changes in 2.2.3
================

* NEW: afpd: support for mdnsresponder
* NEW: afpd: new LDAP config option ldap_uuid_string
* UPD: based on Unicode 6.1.0
* UPD: experimental systemd service files: always run both afpd and cnid_metad
* UPD: afpd: Ensure our umask is not altered by eg pam_umask
* UPD: afpd: Use GSS_C_NO_NAME as server principal when Kerberos options -fqdn
      and -krb5service are not set, from Jamie Gilbertson
* UPD: afpd: Changed behaviour for TimeMachine volumes in case there's a problem
      talking to the CNID daemons. Previously the volume was flagged read-only
      and an AFP message was sent to the client. As this might result in
      TimeMachine assuming the backup sparse bundle is damaged, we now just
      switch the CNID database to an in-memory tdb without the additional stuff.
* FIX: afpd: sendfile() on FreeBSD was broken, courtesy of Denis Ahrens
* FIX: afpd: Dont use searchdb when doing partial name search
* FIX: afpd: Fix a possible bug handling disconnected sessions,
      NetAFP Bug ID #16
* FIX: afpd: Close IPC fds in afpd session child inherited from the afpd
      master process
* FIX: dbd: Don't remove BerkeleyDB if it's still in use by eg cnid_dbd, fixes
      bug introduced in 2.2.2
* FIX: debian initscript: start avahi-daemon (if available) before atalkd
* FIX: Zeroconf could not advertise non-ASCII time machine volume name

Changes in 2.2.2
================

* NEW: afpd: New option "adminauthuser". Specifying eg "-adminauthuser root"
      whenever a normal user login fails, afpd tries to authenticate as
      the specified adminauthuser. If this succeeds, a normal session is
      created for the original connecting user. Said differently: if you
      know the password of adminauthuser, you can authenticate as any other
      user.
* NEW: configure option "--enable-suse-systemd" for openSUSE12.1 and later.
      "--enable-redhat-systemd" and "--enable-suse-systemd" are same as
      "--enable-systemd".
      "--enable-suse" is renamed "--enable-suse-sysv".
* NEW: experimental systemd service files in distrib/systemd/
* UPD: afpd: Enhanced POSIX ACL mapping semantics, from Laura Mueller
* UPD: afpd: Reset options every time a :DEFAULT: line is found in a
      AppleVolumes file
* UPD: afpd: Convert passwords from legacy encoding (wire format) to host
      encoding, NetAFP Bug ID #14
* UPD: afpd: Don't set ATTRBIT_SHARED flag for directories
* UPD: afpd: Use sendfile() on Solaris and FreeBSD for sending data
* UPD: afpd: Faster volume used size calculation for "volsizelimit" option,
      cf man AppleVolume.default for details
* FIX: afpd: ACL access checking
* FIX: afpd: Fix an error when duplicating files that lacked an AppleDouble
      file which lead to a possible Finder crash
* FIX: afpd: Read-only filesystems lead to afpd processes running as root
* FIX: afpd: Fix for filesystem without NFSv4 ACL support on Solaris
* FIX: afpd: Fix catsearch bug, NetAFP Bug ID #12
* FIX: afpd: Fix dircache bug, NetAFP Bug ID #13
* FIX: dbd: Better checking for duplicated or bogus CNIDs from AppleDouble
      files
* FIX: dbd: Remove BerkeleyDB database environment after running `dbd`. This
      is crucial for the automatic BerkeleyDB database upgrade feature which
      is built into cnid_dbd and dbd.
* FIX: Fix compilation error when AppleTalk support is disabled
* FIX: Portability fixes
* FIX: search of surrogate pair

(hauke)

Re-sync with reality -- Not only is there no settings.{,c}sh to
source, there is not even a {PREFIX}/sge/default directory.

(hauke)

Fix the fix:

No Extendes Attributes for NetBSD < 6.99.*, so ad(1) does not get
built, and should not appear in PLIST.

(hauke)

Remove for-debugging .include.

(hauke)

Upstream patches do not fix PR pkg/46555, so don't attempt to build on
64 bit time_t NetBSD.

(hauke)

Add smartmontools-6.0, released 2012-10-10

(hauke)

Add the php-calendar and php-curl dependencies that davical is
complaining about.

(hauke)

The pyblosxom maintainer changed, and with him the project's home.

XXX Pull-up candidate, I guess?

(hauke)

Updated net/tor to 0.2.2.37

(hauke)

Minor bugfix update. From the changelog:

Changes in version 0.2.2.37 - 2012-06-06
  Tor 0.2.2.37 introduces a workaround for a critical renegotiation
  bug in OpenSSL 1.0.1 (where 20% of the Tor network can't talk to itself
  currently).

  o Major bugfixes:
    - Work around a bug in OpenSSL that broke renegotiation with TLS
      1.1 and TLS 1.2. Without this workaround, all attempts to speak
      the v2 Tor connection protocol when both sides were using OpenSSL
      1.0.1 would fail. Resolves ticket 6033.
    - When waiting for a client to renegotiate, don't allow it to add
      any bytes to the input buffer. This fixes a potential DoS issue.
      Fixes bugs 5934 and 6007; bugfix on 0.2.0.20-rc.
    - Fix an edge case where if we fetch or publish a hidden service
      descriptor, we might build a 4-hop circuit and then use that circuit
      for exiting afterwards -- even if the new last hop doesn't obey our
      ExitNodes config option. Fixes bug 5283; bugfix on 0.2.0.10-alpha.

  o Minor bugfixes:
    - Fix a build warning with Clang 3.1 related to our use of vasprintf.
      Fixes bug 5969. Bugfix on 0.2.2.11-alpha.

  o Minor features:
    - Tell GCC and Clang to check for any errors in format strings passed
      to the tor_v*(print|scan)f functions.

Patch submitted by Christian Sturm, fixes PR pkg/46609.

(hauke)

Properly substitute absolute path /etc/tor in torify(1). While here,
update the package.

Patch from Blair Sadewitz, submitted in PR pkg/46598.

(hauke)

Updated net/tor to 0.2.2.36

(hauke)

Do not create diffs after build.
Thanks to Hans Rosenfeld for noticing.

(hauke)

Invoke pkgsrc Perl with absolute path.

(hauke)

Avoid a SIGSEGV, when AFPConfigInit() runs into a problem parsing
afpd.conf and returns NULL.

(hauke)

Add a 'debug' option for building the package with debug switches on.

(hauke)

Fix CVE-2009-2688, via <https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=511994>

Note xemacs 21.5 still dumps core during the build.

(hauke)

Fix CVE-2009-2688, via <https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=511994>

(hauke)

Like emacs21, #define TERMINFO for NetBSD >= 6.

Fixes PR lib/46366 - thanks to dholland for the hint.

(hauke)

Update edit-utils to v2.43, fixing security advisory CVE-2008-2142
against the xemacs{,-current} packages.

While here, listen to pkglint some.

>From the edit-utils changelog:

2008-06-09  Aidan Kehoe  <kehoea@parhasard.net>

        * fast-lock.el (fast-lock-cache-directories):
        Remove the directory the file is in, to avoid running code from
        arbitrary other users. Update the docstring to motivate this.
        Also, mark it as a risky local variable to prevent it being
        evaluated in file local variable sections.
        Thank you Ulrich M�ller, thank you Hans de Graaff.

XXX The package versions this pkg installs are positively behind the bend.

(hauke)

As a workaround to PR pkg/46072, build Netatalk explicitely without
quota support for NetBSD 5.99.62 and newer, until we have patches
supporting the new quota interface.

(hauke)

Make package use PKG_SYSCONFBASE (has anybody actually ever used it?).
While we are here, set LICENSE.

(hauke)

pyblosxom 1.5 requires Python 2.[5..7]

(hauke)

Remove an over-zealous warning, which breaks the amstatus script for
Perl 5.14+.

According to <https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=512534>,
upstream did away with -T here in Amanda v2.6.

Since Perl 5.14+ warns of a deprecated newgetopt.perl, depend on the
recommended compat module.

(hauke)

Remove an over-zealous warning, which breaks the script for
Perl 5.14+.

According to <https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=512534>,
upstream did away with the -T here in Amanda v2.6.

(hauke)

Updated www/py-blosxom to 1.5.2

(hauke)

Upgrade package to 1.5.2. From WHATSNEW:

What's new in 1.5.2 (December 2011)
===================================

Pertinent to users:

1. Fixed a warning that pops up when doing ``pip install pyblosxom``

2. Removed debug logging from pycategories

What's new in 1.5.1 (December 2011)
===================================

Pertinent to users:
-------------------

1. Fixed a problem with the manifest so ``python setup.py install``
  works again.

2. Fixed the WHATSNEW so it shows correct version and date for
  1.5 release.

What's new in 1.5 (December 2011)
=================================

Pertinent to users:
-------------------

1. Renamed the project from PyBlosxom to Pyblosxom (no more CamelCase).

2. I moved all the plugins again.  This time, instead of being in
  ``plugins/``, they're now in ``Pyblosxom/plugins/``.

  You no longer have to copy core plugins into your plugins
  directory.  Instead of copying core plugin files, refer to the
  plugins in your ``config.py`` file using their full Python path in
  the Pyblosxom package.

  For example, the pycalendar plugin is now in
  ``Pyblosxom/plugins/pycalendar.py`` and thus its Pyblosxom
  package path is ``Pyblosxom.plugins.pycalendar``.  Your
  ``config.py`` file would look have this::

      py["load_plugins"] = [
          ...
          "Pyblosxom.plugins.pycalendar",
          ...
          ]

  If you do this, then the next time you upgrade PyBlosxom, the
  plugins will be upgraded automatically.

  Further, documentation for plugins is at the top of the individual
  plugin files, but also in the documentation.  This includes a list
  of the plugins available in the core.

  .. only:: text

      You can see the plugin documentation in docs/plugins/.

  .. only:: html

      You can see the plugin documentation at :ref:`part-two`.

3. Plugins added: markdown_parser, readmore

4. Plugins changed:

  pages

  * Fixed documentation and error messages for ``pagesdir``.
  * Fixed frontpage checking.  Should catch / as well as /index
    now.
  * Adds more examples to documentation.

  tags

  * Increased tag cloud range from 3 sizes to 5.
  * Adds truncate support.
  * Fixes problems with initialization when building tags so that
    it initializes plugins allowing them to do startup things.
    This fixes problems with plugins that augment entry parsers.

  rst

  * renamed it to rst_parser so it's clearer what it is

  pycategories

  * fixed category_start/category_begin behavior for root category
  * fixed the first example of settings in the documentation

  the rest of the plugins: pep8 fixes and documentation updates

5. Plugins removed from Pyblosxom: commentAPI

6. Fixes error handling for loading plugins.  When doing
  ``pyblosxom-cmd test`` and a plugin fails to load, it'll now tell
  you.  When using the debug renderer and a plugin fails to load,
  it'll now tell you.

7. Lot of work on simplifying and improving the documentation.

8. Added a ``static_yearindexes`` setting.  Set it to True to generate
  year indexes and False to not generate year indexes.

Pertinent to developers
-----------------------

1. I removed all the extra infrastructure for testing plugins.
  Plugins that come with the core are now in the Pyblosxom package
  and their tests are in ``Pyblosxom/tests/``.

2. Adds *generate* subcommand to pyblosxom-cmd.  This makes it easier
  to test blogs and plugins that do things with entries.

3. Renamed ``PyBlosxomWSGIApp`` class to ``PyblosxomWSGIApp``.

4. Renamed ``PyBlosxom`` class to ``Pyblosxom``.

5. Moved the project from gitorious to github.  The new git repository
  is at `<http://github.com/willkg/pyblosxom>`_.

6. Removed ``VERSION_DATE`` and ``VERSION_SPLIT``.  They're kind of
  silly and don't really help much.

  I moved the version to ``Pyblosxom/_version.py``.  Use it like
  this::

      from Pyblosxom import __version__

      print __version__

  I updated the documentation accordingly.

(hauke)

PowerPC, building with -O2 optimisation with GCC (on netbsd-5,
at least) results in 'xemacs -vanilla' dumping core.
Lower optimisation as a workaround, until GCC is fixed.

(hauke)

Updated benchmarks/iozone to 3.397

(hauke)

Actually add the IOzone license file that the package has pointed to
for a while.

(hauke)

Update by a few dozen patch releases (3.308 -> 3.397).

Install two report Perl scripts, example files, and more docs.

(hauke)

On m68k, gcc creates short assembler branch insns, and expects the
assembler to adapt them to the distance. m68k gas appears not to do
that for fpu branch insns, resulting in an out-of-range FPU assembler
branch instruction error in "ext/re/re_exec.c".

As a workaround, building with "-Os" instead of "-O2" reduces the size
of the object file enough to allow short branches.

See PR toolchain/45439.

(hauke)

Reset MAINTAINER -- according to
<http://groups.google.com/group/btpd-users/msg/d953117e3f863e20>,
Richard Nyberg has moved on.

(hauke)

Updated net/btpd to 0.16

(hauke)

Update to btpd 0.16

Lose the only patch, since upstream fixed the "test ==" bashisms.
Use curl to fetch distfile from https site

>From the CHANGES file:

btpd 0.16:
----------

Misc:
- Added "start all" (start -a) command.
- Allow adding multiple torrents at once.
- Custom list formatting options.
- Man pages for btpd, btcli, and btinfo.

Bug fixes:
- Handle .torrent files larger than 2MB.
- http parsing and addrinfo freeing fixes.

(hauke)

Better catch the PLIST changes, too...

(hauke)

Updated www/py-blosxom to 1.5nb2

(hauke)

Update to Blosxom 1.5rc3.

What's new in 1.5 rc3
=====================

Pertinent to users:
-------------------

1. PyBlosxom shows an error page if it crashes rather than forcing
  you to go figure out what happened by finding the web server logs.
  This should make configuring and debugging much easier.

2. Bunch of new plugins.

3. Bunch of fixes to the comments plugin, tags and pycalendar plugins.

  Tags plugin gains tags cloud functionality.

  Comments plugin gains comment_disable_after_x_days feature.

  If you're using them, update to the latest versions.

4. Bunch of fixes to the documentation.  If you see errors or things
  that are unclear, let us know.

  The documentation for the comments plugin still needs to be overhauled.

5. Bunch of other bug fixes.

6. Bunch of new plugins: magicword, pages, rst, check_nonhuman, and
  check_blacklist.

(hauke)

Set DIST_SUBDIR, to avoid problems for those who already have the old
distfile.

(hauke)

Set DIST_SUBDIR, to avoid problems for those who already have the old
distfile.

(hauke)

Since the PLIST has changed minimally, bump the nb version.

(hauke)

The specified distfile, as identified by the distinfo checksum and
mirrored by NetBSD.org, had completely hosed file permissions; plus,
it differed in size (but not version) from the distfile available from
the sourceforge project site.

Since the latter actually works, I updated the checksum to use it.

(hauke)

Convert package to DESTDIR
Set LICENSE

(hauke)

Updated URLs.

(hauke)

Make sure <langinfo.h> actually provides CODESET before using it,
for the sake of old NetBSD releases.

(hauke)

For the sake of graphics/cairo, which derives the libXrender feature
set from the renderproto version, pick a package with an older version
(renderproto9) for anything < netbsd-5.

This change gets the selection criteria right, and also points the
renderproto9 package to renderproto's builtin.mk, avoiding Xrender
breakage.

Fixes pkg/43969 and should probably be pulled up.

(hauke)

For MacOS X, make sure we have endianness information (coming from
<machine/endian.h>. Otherwise, we might be mis-identified as win32.

(hauke)

Updated mail/sendmail-cidrexpand to 8.14.4

(hauke)

Add mail/sendmail-cidrexpand

(hauke)

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Package the cidrexpand pre-parser for Sendmail access maps that
ships with Sendmail but does not get installed.


Status:

Vendor Tag: TNF
Release Tags: pkgsrc-base

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Updated mail/mailman to 2.1.14.1

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Update Mailman to 2.1.14.1

Partly addresses pkg/25165.

>From the package's NEWS file:

2.1.14 (20-Sep-2010)

  Security

    - Two potential XSS vulnerabilities have been identified and fixed.

  New Features

    - A new feature for controlling the addition/replacement of the Sender:
      header in outgoing mail has been implemented.  This allows a list owner
      to set include_sender_header on the list's General Options page in the
      admin GUI.  The default for this setting is Yes which preserves the prior
      behavior of removing any pre-existing Sender: and setting it to the
      list's -bounces address.  Setting this to No stops Mailman from adding or
      modifying the Sender: at all.

      Additionally, there is a new Defaults.py/mm_cfg.py setting
      ALLOW_SENDER_OVERRIDES which defaults to Yes but which can be set to No
      to remove the include_sender_header setting from General Options, and
      thus preserve the prior behavior completely.

    - Bounce processing has been enhanced so that if a bounce is returned to a
      list from a non-member who is a member of a regular_include_list, the
      bounce will be processed as a bounce for the included list.

  i18n

    - Fixed a missing format character in the German bin/mailmanctl docstring.

    - Updated Dutch translation from Jan Veuger.

    - Updated Japanese Translation from Tokio Kikuchi.

    - Updated Finnish translation from Joni T�yryl�.

    - Made a few corrections to some Polish templates.  Bug #566731.

    - Made a minor change to the Chinese (China) message catalog.  Bug #545772.

    - Changed a few DOCTYPE directives in templates for compliance.
      Bug #500952 and Bug #500955.

  Bug Fixes and other patches

    - Made minor wording improvements and typo corrections in some messages.
      Bug #426979.

    - Fixed i18n._() to catch exceptions due to bad formats.  Bug #632660.

    - Fixed admindb interface to decode base64 and quoted-printable encoded
      message body excerpts for display.  Bug #629738.

    - Fixed web CGI tracebacks to properly report sys.path.  Bug #615114.

    - Changed the member options login page unsubscribe request to include the
      requesters IP address in the confirmation request.  Bug #610527.

    - Changed fix_url to lock the list if not locked.  Bug #610364.

    - Made a minor change to the English subscribeack.txt (welcome message)
      template to emphasize that a password is only required to unsubscribe
      *without confirmation*.

    - Fixed an issue in admindb that could result in a KeyError and "we hit a
      bug" response when a moderator acts on a post that had been handled by
      someone else after the first moderator had retrieved it.  Bug #598671.

    - Fixed a bug which would fail to show a list on the admin and listinfo
      overview pages if its web_page_url contained a :port.  Bug # 597741.

    - Fixed bin/genaliases to not throw TypeError when MTA = None.
      Bug #587657.

    - Provided the ability to specify in mm_cfg.py a local domain (e.g.
      'localhost') for the local addresses in the generated virtual-mailman
      when MTA = 'Postfix'.  See VIRTUAL_MAILMAN_LOCAL_DOMAIN in Defaults.py.
      Bug #328907.

    - Made a minor change to the removal of an Approved: pseudo-header from
      a text/html alternative to allow for an inserted '\xA0' before the
      password.

    - Fixed Content Filtering collapse_alternatives to work on deeply nested
      multipart/alternative parts.  Bug #576675.

    - We now accept/remove X-Approved: and X-Approve: headers in addition to
      Approved: and Approve: for pre-approving posts.  Bug #557750.

    - Reordered the 'cancel' and 'subscribe' buttons on the subscription
      confirmation web page so the default action upon 'enter' will be the
      subscribe button in browsers that pick the first button.  Bug #530654.

    - Fixed a bug in the admindb interface that could apply a moderator
      action to a message not displayed.  Bug #533468.

    - Added a traceback to the log message produced when processing the
      digest.mbox throws an exception.

    - Added a urlhost argument to the MailList.MailList.Create() method to
      allow bin/newlist and the the create CGI to pass urlhost so the host
      will be correct in the listinfo link on the emptyarchive page.
      Bug #529100.

    - Added the List-Post header to the default list of headers retained in
      messages in the MIME digest.  Bug #526143.

    - When daemonizing mailmanctl, we now ensure terminal files are closed.

    - Fixed a bug in pipermail archiving that caused fallback threading by
      subject to fail.  Bug #266572.

    - We now give an HTTP 401 status for authentication failures from admin,
      admindb, private, options and roster CGIs, and an HTTP 404 status from
      all the CGIs for an invalid list name.

    - Backported the listinfo template change from the 2.2 branch to fix
      Bug #514050.

    - Fixed a bug where going to an archives/private/list.mbox/list.mbox URL
      would result in a munged URL if authentication was required. Bug #266164.

    - Fixed a bug where check_perms would throw an OSError if an entry in
      Mailman's lists/ directory was not a directory.  Bug #265613.

    - Fixed a bug where a message with an Approved: header held by a handler
      that precedes Approve (SpamDetect by default) would not have the
      Approved: header removed if the held message was approved.  Bug #501739.

2.1.13 (22-Dec-2009)

  i18n

    - Updated Dutch message catalog from Jan Veuger.

    - Added Asturian translation from Marcos Costales and the Asturian
      Language Team.

  Bug Fixes and other patches

    - Added "white-space: pre-wrap" style for <pre> tag in archives.
      Bug #266467.

    - Added vette logging for rejected and discarded (un)subscribe requests.

    - Fixed a bug in admindb.py that could erroneously discard an unsubscribe
      request as a duplicate.

    - Decoded RFC 2047 encoded message subjects for a few reports.
      Bug #266428.

    - Fixed the French, Spanish and Hebrew translations which improperly
      translated the 'coding:' line in bin/config_list output.

    - Fixed the auto-responder to treat messages to -confirm, -join, -leave,
      -subscribe and -unsubscribe as requests rather than posts.  Bug #427962.

    - Configure/make no longer builds Japanese and Korean codecs in
      pythonlib if Python already has them.

    - Inadvertently setting a null site or list password allowed access
      to a list's web admin interface without authentication.  Fixed by
      not accepting null passwords.

    - Changed VERP_CONFIRM_REGEXP  in Defaults.py to work if the replying
      MUA folds the To: header and in cases where the list name includes '+'.

    - Fixed some paths in contrib/check_perms_grsecurity.py. Bug #411192.

    - Replies to commands sent to list-request now come From: list-owner
      instead of list-bounces.

    - Mailman no longer folds long sub-part headers in multipart messages.
      In addition, Mailman no longer escapes From_ lines in the body of
      messages sent to regular list members, although MTA's may do it anyway.
      This is to avoid breaking signatures per Bug #265967.

    - XSS protection in the web interface went too far in escaping HTML
      entities.  Fixed.

    - Removed or anonymized additional headers in posts to anonymous lists.

    - Fixed a bug that could cause incorrect threading of replies to archived
      messages that arrive with timestamps in the same second.

    - Scrubbed HTML attachments containing tab characters would get the tabs
      replaced by a string of '&nbsp' without a semicolon.  Fixed.

    - Caught a TypeError in content filtering, collapse alternatives that
      occurred with a malformed message if a multipart/alternative part
      wasn't multi-part.  Reported in comments to bug #266230.

    - Fixed a few things in bin/update:
      - Changed some old messages for more current meaning.
      - Fixed qfiles update to not lose metadata from 2.1.5+ format entries.
      - Fixed 2.0.x template migration to not die if the templates/ tree
        contains subdirectories from a version control system.

    - Fixed a bug that would show a list on the admin and listinfo overview
      pages if its web_page_url host contained the current host as a
      substring.  Bug #342162.

    - Fixed a bug in Utils.canonstr() that would throw a UnicodeDecodeError
      if the string contained an HTML entity > 255 and also characters in the
      128-255 range.  Bug #341594.

    - Added recognition for more bounces.

    - Updated contrib/mmdsr to report preserved messages and to use mktemp to
      create temp files.

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