getting rid of two patches that made it into upstream.
Add a patch that disables the generation of backtraces, when trying to
handle exceptions, which caused hangs and 100% CPU hogging.
This makes many GNUstep applications happy, hopefully finding a better
way soon.
OK landry@
exceptions. They are not used by any port, but maybe someone wants to do it
in the future, or a port may need it.
Further, zap the stripping of binaries that gets propagated into the gnusteps
config.make to be more inline with upstream. This is now properly handled via
the gnustep.port.mk.
OK landry@
bleeding-eyes diff (zapping perl regexps from sed invocations) from
jirib, who also tested the complete diff.
According to jirib, it's still very slow (ten minutes for two pages),
but at least it works.
protocol on client and server side. With libssh, you can remotely
execute programs, transfer files, use a secure and transparent tunnel
for your remote applications.
ok jasper@.
- override MESSAGE with one that also tells people to preload
pthread (you can do this via login.conf and rc scripts), text was
borrowed from ports/mail/zarafa.
Note! Without this, if you use pecl-imagick with the httpd from base,
the web server will fail to start:
/usr/sbin/httpd:/usr/local/lib/libMagickCore.so.2.0: undefined symbol 'pthread_mutexattr_init'
Users of Horde/IMP will need to take care of this.
Problem found the hard way by viq.
Last File Manager is a powerful file manager for the UNIX console.
It has a curses interface and it's written in Python.
Some of the features you can find in lfm:
console-based file manager for UNIX platforms
1-pane or 2-pane view
tabs
bookmarks
history
vfs for compressed files
dialogs with entry completion
PowerCLI, a command line interface with advanced features
fast access to the shell
direct integration of find/grep, df and other tools
color files by extension [Andrey Skvortsov]
support for different file names encodings
fast file viewer with text and binary modes
...and many others
