This is a FreeBSD binary port of Oracle client libraries (OCI) made from
Oracle 8.1.7.1 for Linux.
This port is not officially supported by Oracle. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
WWW: http://samodelkin.net/~fjoe/oracle/
The MySQL-ODBC SDK enables you to make MySQL-specific applications
database-independent without wholesale re-writes of your application code.
Thus, applications that are written directly to the MySQL call level interface
now end up being database independent via iODBC (or unixODBC), and usable
against any ODBC accessible database (including MySQL).
WWW: http://www.iodbc.org/index.php?page=mysql2odbc/index
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web application. Being a pure Java program, JavaSVN doesn't need any
additional configuration or native binaries to work on any OS that runs Java.
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PR: 84613
Submitted by: Gerrit Beine <tux@pinguru.net>
Temporarily disable building wldap32 due to a build problem introduced
directly before the release. Reenable winetest which we had to disable
for similar reasons back in late 2003.
GTX clocking problem that affected 3D performance.
I've decided not to rename patches to ease on CVS repo's life. This is
bug-fix release, and I hope nVidia will incorporate our patches into next
"major" release.
* New Features and Improvements *
- Published new version of the book, but advise you don't purchase until
3rd week of August so I get to check a copy off the press first.
- Optimised situation where spam archive is being kept clean but many
messages are being deleted. Thanks to yavor.trapkov@wipe.int for that.
- Improved logging to show what sort of HTML tags have been disarmed.
- Added "Scan Messages" option (intended to be a ruleset) which is an
easy way of disabling all scanning and processing of messages. Great
for customers who don't want scanning of any sort on their messages.
- More phishing net improvements and additions to the safe sites list.
* Fixes *
- Resolved dependency problems by "tweaking" /usr/lib/rpm/perl.req to
produce no output.
- Added more Postfix temporarily-invalid-message checks.
This is working perfectly reliably now.
- Added disk full checks for MailScanner/incoming space.
- Added missing object instantiate in the generic spam scanner.
- Fixed reporting and scoring bugs in Custom Spam Scanner.
- Made Postfix hash depth measurement more tolerant of stray files such
as Razor logs appearing in the hold queue directories.
- Delete temporary TNEF files created by internal TNEF decoder/expander.
- Removed stray tar.gz files from tar distribution that shouldn't be there.
PR: ports/85218
Submitted by: maintainer
* New Features and Improvements *
- Added MCP patches for SpamAssassin 3.0.4.
- Added extra output about nodeps switch with install.sh for RPM.
- Added "no bytes" lines to cancel out "use bytes" as it causes problems
with multi-lingual subject lines.
- Improved phishing net so that when you have multiple MailScanner servers
all handling your incoming mail, links caught by the first one won't also
be caught by the following ones. This caused the final message to contain
multiple warnings about the same link. There is now just 1 warning.
- New "Quarantine Modified Body" setting, default is "no". This will cause
all modified messages to be quarantined, including messages which have
had their HTML disarmed.
* Fixes *
- Corrected bayes_file_mode in spam.assassin.prefs.conf on advice from
Matt Kettler.
- 'MailScanner -v' now prints out the version number of Convert::TNEF.
- Group memberships problem on BSD fixed. Spam quarantine membership
should now always be correct on BSD systems.
PR: ports/85282
Submitted by: maintainer
