* don't use an /etc/default/activemq config file; it's too generic and
linuxish -- we'll use /etc/activemqrc
* no need to install the wrappers since we have rc scripts
* properly sample *all* configuration files
* run as unpriviledged user: _activemq by default
* remove useless README
* properly remove data files at @extraunexec time
* proper rc_stop in the rc script
* take MAINTAINER
ok jasper@ on a previous submission
horrible Nagios NSCA passive check acceptor. Command lines are compatible
but the protocol is not - however the two servers can coexist to assist
during a migration. Fix/ok rpe@
* Added a whole bunch of security validation to DwCompress.c
* We now handle EasyDNS' bad truncation in a reasonable manner
* Added new SQA test for es-us.noticias.yahoo.com issue in May/June 2012
And other, also fix the homepage.
Ok sthen@
rebar wants to download missing dependencies on the fly, but that won't work out
too good in the ports tree, so erlang.port.mk now removes those dependency declaration
sections.
erl-ibrowse is a HTTP client written in Erlang. Featuring:
- RFC2616 compliant
- Supports GET, POST, OPTIONS, HEAD, PUT, DELETE, TRACE, MKCOL,
PROPFIND, PROPPATCH, LOCK, UNLOCK, MOVE and COPY
- Understands HTTP/0.9, HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1
- Understands chunked encoding
- Can generate requests using Chunked Transfer-Encoding
- Pools of connections to each webserver
- Pipelining support
- Download to file
- Asynchronous requests. Responses are streamed to a process
- and much more
ok aja@
erl-gen_bunny is a RabbitMQ client library for erlang whose primary goal is
to be easy to use. Especially for simple publisher and consumer
applications.
ok aja@
WhatWeb identifies websites. It's goal is to answer the question, "What
is that Website?". WhatWeb recognises web technologies including content
management systems (CMS), blogging platforms, statistic/analytics
packages, JavaScript libraries, web servers, and embedded devices.
WhatWeb has over 900 plugins, each to recognise something different.
WhatWeb also identifies version numbers, email addresses, account ID's,
web framework modules, SQL errors, and more.
ok jasper@
protect the oinkcode from being exposed. Also update the Snort version
in the URLs to 2.9.4.0 to match the current version of our Snort port.
Tweak the regexp that oinkmaster uses to validate HTTPS URLs so that it
won't treat a bad URL that starts with httpsssss:// as valid (this
regexp tweak was jointly worked on by me and maintainer).
regexp feedback zhuk@
OK Markus Lude (maintainer), earlier version OK sthen@
HTTPS to protect the oinkcode from being exposed (suggested by David
Hill).
Also add a note that registered users without a paid subscription are
only allowed to download the official Snort ruleset once every 15
minutes (suggested by Adam Jeanguenat). This restriction is not obvious
on the snort.org site, so I think this note would be helpful to users.
OK Markus Lude (maintainer), sthen@
