vnStat is a console-based network traffic monitor for Linux and BSD that
keeps a log of network traffic for the selected interface(s). It uses the
network interface statistics provided by the kernel as information source.
This means that vnStat won't actually be sniffing any traffic and also
ensures light use of system resources.
With tweaks and advices from jasper@. Thanks
ok jasper@
This module enables you to make the Menu Settings required on specific
content types. It forces a node from one or more content types to be
included in the menu system before the content will be saved
successfully. This can be useful in a number of situations, e.g. when
using [menupath-raw] in the Pathauto settings, which expects a node to
live within the menu system.
pkg/DESCR:
A simple calendar and task management program. It can show the birthdays
of contacts in the GNUstep AddressManager and store tasks and
appointments in a GroupDAV server.
The Override Node Options module allows permissions to be set to each
field within the Authoring information and Publishing options field
sets on the node form. It also allow selected field sets to be set as
collapsed and / or collapsible.
This module allows you to grant access for specific user roles to view
unpublished nodes of a specific type. Access control is quite granular
in this regard. Additionally, using this module does not require any
modifications to your existing URL structure.
Used in concert with the Override Node Options module, you can give
specific roles the ability to publish/unpublish certain node types
without giving those roles administrative access to all nodes.
The tables module allows you to create a table in a node using a simple
markup. Tables are entered using a simple macro format.
This module allows you to set the "class" for the table to allow
different appearances for different tables. It also comes with a css
sheet to do a number of different appearances.
The SpamSpan module obfuscates email addresses to help prevent spambots
from collecting them. The problem with most email address obfuscators is
that they rely upon JavaScript being enabled on the client side. This
makes the technique inaccessible to people with screen readers. SpamSpan
however will produce clickable links if JavaScript is enabled, and will
show the email address as example [at] example [dot] com if the browser
does not support JavaScript or if JavaScript is disabled.
This module will create a main book page for content type selected in
BookMadeSimple settings. This is a shortcut to create a node and click
on Update book outline.
A dropdown listbox will be added in books links. Only allowed content-
type (define in content-type settings) are printed. Selecting a content
type will add it as a child page of the book page.
Adds a block for every CCK field you selected for being available as
block. This makes it possible to show the field's value of the
currently shown node in the block (placed left, right or in whatever
region) instead of (or next to) the node's main content area. Kind of
a simple panel variation.
The notify module allows users to subscribe to periodic emails which
include all new or revised content and/or comments much like the daily
news letters sent by some websites.
Even if this feature is not configured for normal site users, it can
be a useful feature for an administrator of a site to receive
notification of new content submissions and comment posts.
This module adds a tab for sufficiently permissioned users. The tab shows
all revisions like standard Drupal but it also allows pretty viewing of
all added/changed/deleted words between revisions.
Mapnik is an OpenSource C++/Python toolkit for developing GIS
(Geographic Information Systems) applications. At the core is a C++
shared library providing algorithms/patterns for spatial data access
and visualization.
Essentially a collection of geographic objects (map, layer,
datasource, feature, geometry), the library doesn't rely on
"windowing systems" and can be deployed in any server environment.
It is intended to play fair in a multi-threaded environment and is
aimed primarily, but not exclusively, at web-based development.
ok ajacoutot@
gexiv2 is a GObject-based wrapper around the Exiv2 library. It makes
the basic features of Exiv2 available to GNOME applications.
ok ajacoutot@ jasper@
noticed by jasper@. DESCR-Blurb again:
HOOD is a small post-mortem debugger for the lazy functional language
]Haskell. It is based on the concept of observation of intermediate
data structures, rather than the more traditional stepping and
variable examination paradigm used by imperative language debuggers.
pkg/DESCR:
Terminal is terminal emulator for GNUstep. Multiple windows, scroll
buffer and all the expected features are present. Furthermore it sports
terminal services.
After all, OK landry@
From now on, building ports requires X11BASE.
* lots of ports missed this variable (porters always have X11 installed)
jasper made a first pass on fixing these, but no doubt it will drift
away soon
* users should use packages
* people building ports should know what they are doing and having
X11BASE as a requirement is perfectly reasonnable
* we are merging config.x11.site into config.site because of a stupid
autofoo bug ; currently when USE_X11 is set, some ports may loose the
ability to even load config.site
tested on a bulk by landry@
ok robert@ jasper@ landry@ sthen@ naddy@ "I won't cry if it dies" espie@
