Add py-graphite-web 0.9.15

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Add and enable py-graphite-web.

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Add py-graphite-web 0.9.15 from pkgsrc-wip.

Graphite consists of a storage backend and a web-based visualization frontend.
Client applications send streams of numeric time-series data to the Graphite
backend (called carbon), where it gets stored in fixed-size database files
similar in design to RRD. The web frontend provides 2 distinct user interfaces
for visualizing this data in graphs as well as a simple URL-based API for
direct graph generation.

Graphite's design is focussed on providing simple interfaces (both to users
and applications), real-time visualization, high-availability, and enterprise
scalability.

See https://github.com/graphite-project/ for more information.
aVS: ----------------------------------------------------------------------

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Added py-carbon 0.9.15

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Add and enable py-carbon.

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Add py-carbon 0.9.15, from pkgsrc-wip.

Carbon is a backend data caching and persistence daemon for Graphite.

See https://github.com/graphite-project/ for more information.

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Added py-whisper 0.9.15.

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Add and enable py-whisper.

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Add whisper 0.9.15, as used by the graphite project.

Whisper is a fixed-size database, similar in design to RRD
(round-robin-database). It provides fast, reliable storage of numeric
data over time.

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Added py-txamqp 0.3

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Add and enable py-txampq.

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Add py-txamqp: contains all the necessary code to connect to an
AMQP-compliant peer or broker such as QPid, OpenAMQ, or RabbitMQ
using Twisted.

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Updated www/py-django-tagging to 0.4.

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Update py-django-tagging to version 0.4.  Now supports python 3,
and newer versions of Django.

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Don't archive files with the 'nodump' flag.

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Initialize a variable that GCC complains about being used possibly
uninitialized.

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This builds with gcc 4.8 too, don't make me build 4.7.

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Make package cross-compiling work through su-target as
well as it does for unprivileged builds.  From riastradh.

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Add Tweepy 2.3.0, a python API for Twitter.

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Updated sysutils/duplicity to 0.6.24

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Update duplicity to v0.6.24:

- improved support for Amazon Glacier
- removed support for Ubuntu One, which is closing shop
- new locking mechanism to avoid concurrent execution with same cache
- many other bugfixes and minor improvements.  See CHANGELOG.

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add patch from upstream to fix a regression which made that the symbol
table of NetBSD domU kernels was not loaded correctly, see
port-xen/2013/11/29/msg008157.html">http://mail-index.netbsd.org/port-xen/2013/11/29/msg008157.html
for details
bump PKGREV

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devel/py-buildbot and devel/py-buildbot-slave to 0.8.8

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Update to version 0.8.8. (Ok joerg@)  Some changes:

* The ``MasterShellCommand`` step now correctly handles environment
  variables passed as list.
* The master now poll the database for pending tasks when running buildbot
  in multi-master mode.
* Rewritten algorithm to match build requests to slaves
* Slaves can be paused through the web status

Many other fixes and minor changes.

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Update to version 0.8.8. (Ok joerg@)  Some changes:

* The ``MasterShellCommand`` step now correctly handles environment
  variables passed as list.
* The master now poll the database for pending tasks when running buildbot
  in multi-master mode.
* Rewritten algorithm to match build requests to slaves
* Slaves can be paused through the web status

Many other fixes and minor changes.

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Update ansible to version 1.1.  From the CHANGELOG.md:

1.1 "Mean Street" -- 4/2/2013

Core Features

* added --check option for "dry run" mode
* added --diff option to show how templates or copied files change, or
  might change
* --list-tasks for the playbook will list the tasks without running them
* able to set the environment by setting "environment:" as a dictionary
  on any task (go proxy support!)
* added ansible_ssh_user and ansible_ssh_pass for per-host/group username
  and password
* jinja2 extensions can now be loaded from the config file
* support for complex arguments to modules (within reason)
* can specify ansible_connection=X to define the connection type in
  inventory variables
* a new chroot connection type
* module common code now has basic type checking (and casting) capability
* module common now supports a 'no_log' attribute to mark a field as
  not to be syslogged
* inventory can now point to a directory containing multiple
  scripts/hosts files, if using this, put group_vars/host_vars
  directories inside this directory
* added configurable crypt scheme for 'vars_prompt'
* password generating lookup plugin -- $PASSWORD(path/to/save/data/in)
* added --step option to ansible-playbook, works just like Linux
  interactive startup!

Modules Added:

* bzr (bazaar version control)
* cloudformation
* django-manage
* gem (ruby gems)
* homebrew
* lvg (logical volume groups)
* lvol (LVM logical volumes)
* macports
* mongodb_user
* netscaler
* okg
* openbsd_pkg
* rabbit_mq_plugin
* rabbit_mq_user
* rabbit_mq_vhost
* rabbit_mq_parameter
* rhn_channel
* s3 -- allows putting file contents in buckets for sharing over s3
* uri module -- can get/put/post/etc
* vagrant -- launching VMs with vagrant, this is different from existing
  vagrant plugin
* zfs

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After some discussion with ansible folks, don't replace the interpreter
in modules (the files in ${WRKSRC}/library), as they're treated as
data and not scripts - the right thing to do is to set
"ansible_python_interpreter" in the configuration.

Also, install example files in ${PREFIX}/share/examples/ansible.

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Some fixes for the package:

- install manpages
- replace "etc" with PKG_SYSCONFDIR in a number of locations
- replace "usr/share" with @PREFIX@/share in some places
- do some cleanup so things install with PKG_DEVELOPER set.

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Use <sys/endian.h> on BSD systems to determine endianness.  Fixes a problem
on NetBSD/arm where boost could not determine the endianness.

(patch has been submitted upstream)

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Set up PLIST_VARS for ppc and arm, and use them to point out that arm
doesn't have hardware timer support, so gets one less file installed.

Package builds on evbarm now.

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Detect arm MACHINE_ARCH, and set --cpu accordingly, so it can build
on NetBSD ARM platforms.  Tested on my Sheevaplug.

XXX will probably need similar treatment for mips and sh3.

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+check-0.9.9

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Note update of sysutils/tarsnap.

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Update tarsnap to version 1.0.33.

Changes since version 1.0.32:

- Tarsnap now caches archive metadata blocks in RAM, typically
  providing a 5x - 10x speedup and reduction in bandwidth usage
  in the "fsck" operation and when deleting a large number of
  archives at once.
- Tarsnap's internal "chunk" metadata structure is now smaller,
  providing a ~10% reduction in usage on 32-bit machines and a
  ~30% reduction in memory usage on 64-bit machines.
- Tarsnap's --newer* options now correctly descend into old
  directories in order to look for new files. (But note that
  tarsnap's snapshotting makes these options unnecessary in
  most situations.)
- Multiple minor bug fixes and cleanups.

Changes since version 1.0.31:

- A bug affecting the handling of the --nodump option on Linux
  (and in most cases rendering it inoperative) is fixed.
- A workaround has been added for a compiler bug in OS X 10.7 (Lion).
- The NetBSD "kernfs" and "ptyfs" filesystems are now excluded
  from archival by default.

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Minor corrections, from Snader_LB on FreeNode:

- capitalize ``NetBSD.org'';
- remove trailing whitespace;
- clarify the bootstrapping procedure's ending sentence, and end
  it with punctuation.

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get_passphrase_from_file.lua seems to have moved in the distribution.

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Remove some i386-specific files which are no longer installed.

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Update tarsnap to version 1.0.31.

Changes since version 1.0.30:

- A race condition in key generation has been fixed which could
  allow a newly-generated key file to be read by another local
  user if the key file is being generated in a world-readable
  directory and the user running tarsnap-keygen has a umask other
  than 0066.
- A bug in key generation has been fixed which could allow a
  newly-generated key file to be read by another local user
  if they key file is being generated in a world-writable
  directory (e.g., /tmp).
- Tarsnap now supports Minix.
- Tarsnap now ignores blank lines in key files; line-buffers
  its output (which makes tarsnap --list-archives | foo more
  responsive); and prints a progress indicator during tarsnap --fsck.
- Multiple minor bug fixes.

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Allow mDNSResponder to build on FreeBSD 8.2.

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Explicitly pass "--cpu=i386" when MACHINE_ARCH is i386 in order for
this to build properly under Mac OS X "Snow Leopard" on a 64-bit host.
Fixes PR pkg/44191 by me.

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Stop pretending like I have time to maintain packages that I don't
even really use anymore.

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