avahi so that only the -main subpackage is built
(i.e. cups needs avahi, avahi needs qt3, qt3 needs cups... *bang*)
issue reported by sthen@, then naddy@, then sturm@...
- close(0); open(...); is no guaranteed to open on file descriptor 0.
Change to using dup2()
- Threaded applications that fork() may only call async-signal-safe
functions in the child process until such time as one of the exec
functions are called. Enable the APPLE code path that uses execlp()
in child. Also close child fd's in such a way as to not trip on
non-blocking fd design issues of libpthread.
okay ajacoutot@
investigation
- explicitely set some configure switches
- use wheel as "system-groups" instead of non-existent "sys"
- enable raw printing
- respect CFLAGS
- add GSSAPI support
- tweak gecos
- add missing @sample
- LOCALBASE -> TRUEPREFIX
- Add a separate script (tl-link-config) to decide which config to
symlink. Fixes the situation where -base gets bumped and so the minimal
fmtutil.cnf gets incorrectly linked when really the -full config is
needed.
from maintainer Edd Barrett.
Fixes CVE-2009-0799, CVE-2009-0800, CVE-2009-1179, CVE-2009-1180,
CVE-2009-1181, CVE-2009-1182, CVE-2009-1183, CVE-2009-1187,
CVE-2009-1188 and a couple of other bugs.
Detailed changelog at http://poppler.freedesktop.org/releases.html
Major bumps to all shared libs. I think that only libpoppler.so
needs a a bump, but bumps are cheap and don't hurt, and I may have
missed some changes when reading the diffs.
ok landry@ (who tested it with epdfview)
There are some conflicting symbols between nss and openssl (hint from
martynas@ some time ago about another issue).
- fix tyop while here (MAITAINER -> MAINTAINER)
"looks good" landry@ ok jasper@
If you're running with locally generated PPD files, you will need to
regen them with foomatic-ppdfile(1) so that the driver uses
gutenprint-ijs.5.2 and not gutenprint-ijs.5.0.
Tested on several printers without regression.
depending on wether there's a python -> python2.5 symlink or not.
And fix the build now that configure will always find python.
Problem found by Edd Barret (vext01 at gmail dot com).
"looks right" wcmaier@ (some days ago)
