until it could be upstreamed. Well, the support has been upstreamed, so
we can retire these in favour of arm-trusted-firmware and u-boot-aarch64.
tested by me on an original pinebook, and by patrick@ on a 1080p pinebook.
discussed with patrick@ and jsg@
OK sthen@
until it could be upstreamed. Well, the support has been upstreamed, so
we can retire these in favour of arm-trusted-firmware and u-boot-aarch64.
tested by me on an original pinebook, and by patrick@ on a 1080p pinebook.
discussed with patrick@ and jsg@
OK sthen@
"""Quite a bit of changes in this one, most noticeably:
- prosody now ships with BSD Makefiles, so we can drop gmake.
- I have disabled the tests for now, as they now require busted and
luacheck, of which busted has not been ported yet."""
From Henrik Friedrichsen (Maintainer)
Original diff from Olivier Cherrier <oc () symacx ! com> (thanks!)
While here, i've fixed some trailing whitespaces in DESCR
OK afresh1@ (MAINTAINER), "read OK but untested" sthen@
Original diff from Olivier Cherrier <oc () symacx ! com> (thanks!)
tweaks and OK afresh1@, "read OK but untested" sthen@
Clone::Choose checks several different modules which provide a clone()
function and selects an appropriate one.
- devel/libelf is no more, use libelf from base
- libelf is always used if detected, not just on powerpc, so properly
disable its use elsewhere
A comment in the source says libelf is used for vxworks, not sure how
useful it actually is on OpenBSD.
name to the end of the line rather than inline, useful for annotating
dhcp configs.
Add Text::CSV_XS dependency, it's small and 10x faster than CSV_PP.
Optimist is a commandline option parser for Ruby that just gets out of
your way. One line of code per option is all you need to write. For
that, you get a nice automatically-generated help page, robust option
parsing, command subcompletion, and sensible defaults for everything you
don't specify.
feedback on how to enable the tests, and OK for import jeremy@
there has been no release since October '18, but the Allwinner SoC
and thus the Pinebook work a lot better using the recent upstreaming
efforts. So we grab a recent commit from master as a "beta" version.
ok jsg@
ok afresh1@
pkg/DESCR:
POE::Component::Server::DNS is a POE component that implements a DNS
server.
It uses POE::Component::Client::DNS to handle resolving when configured
as 'forward_only' and Net::DNS::Resolver::Recurse wrapped by
POE::Component::Generic to perform recursion.
One may add handlers to massage and manipulate responses to particular
queries which is vaguely modelled after Net::DNS::Nameserver.
implements a recursive DNS client.
ok afresh1@
pkg/DESCR:
POE::Component::Client::DNS::Recursive is a POE component that
implements a recursive DNS client.
POE sessions and components can spawn a
POE::Component::Client::DNS::Recursive instance to perform a DNS query.
The component will perform its task and return the results to the
requesting session.
One may also enable tracing of the delegation path from the root name
servers for the name being looked up.
ok afresh1@
pkg/DESCR:
POE::Filter::DNS::TCP is a POE::Filter for parsing and generating DNS
messages received from or transmitted (respectively) over TCP as per RFC
1035.
