ports. Given that you import port once but update it a few times, make
the update mode (-CU) default for portcheck, and provide a "new port"
switch (-N) instead.
This commit updates portcheck(1) and portimport(1): code, documentation and
tests. The WWW stuff will be updated separately.
Note: regression suite fails now as it detected an actual misconsistence
in portcheck's output. This will be handled ASAP, too.
Initial prodding by naddy@
protocol used in the newest APC UPSes.
- use stricter modes for scripts and data
- drop apcupsd.conf.5 patch (patch from schwarze@ was commited upstream)
- use ${VARBASE} instead of hardcoded /var
Reads good to jasper@
temporary areas. Now KDE3 and KDE4 use totally different "temp" areas and
programs from both worlds could work more or less fine together, even when
sharing KDEHOME (this is NOT a recommended way to do things, but sometimes
you have to, like me). The only two minor problems there I'm aware now are:
1. Konqueror (KDE3) can't open web sites (some KHTML or kio_http issue?).
2. kded (KDE3) hangs when run automatically through kdeinit; killing it and
starting manually fixes the situation. May be kbuildsycoca-related, will
investigate more.
If you see any other problems, like hardcoded paths to those symlinks,
don't stay silent.
Oh, and it's really NOT recommended to install this update while having
KDE4 apps running.
sthen> please mention in commit log that the texi2dvi problem jca noticed was
already present in 1.14.
< jca_p> grmpf, newer automake versions call texi2dvi --build-dir, which we
don't support
ok sthen@
figure out WHAT doesn't allow your data to die (especially that pesky capture
in an anonymous sub). Again very useful in tracking down memory usage in
pkg_add
(suggested by pirofti@, thx)
okay ajacoutot@
you cite in email, but noone stops you to !fmt the text. This removes the
corresponding parameter from check_long_lines() because it's not needed
anymore.
inspired in chat by bcallah@, idea okayed by sthen@, espie@ and naddy@
