The reSIProcate components, particularly the SIP stack, are in use in both
commercial and open-source products. The project is dedicated to maintaining a
complete, correct, and commercially usable implementation of SIP and a few
related protocols.
repro is an open-source, free SIP server which provides SIP proxy, registrar,
redirect, and identity services.
reTurn is a highly efficient C++ open-source STUN/TURN server and client
library. It is an implementation of the latest STUN/TURN RFCs: RFC5389 (STUN),
and RFC5766 (TURN).
OK sthen@
Notable bits from the changelog:
Faster startup
Scale dialog allows scaling by percentage or by size
Better drag & drop
Saving transparancy to png images
Transparency in flood fill
archivers/zstd has tripled. This is caused by zstd building everything
in examples and contrib, which we do not package. Setting ALL_TARGET
fixes this. Build time, on my x230, dropped from 20m41.61s to 5m47.06s.
No REVISION bump required.
OK naddy@
old root.hint, the compiled-in defaults are better). there isn't really a
"one size fits all" configuration, these files gave bad examples (combined
recursive+auth hasn't been recommended in years), and as this is not the
default nameserver on the OS any more hand-holding isn't really needed.
by way of compensation: install the docs.
This is a heavily modified fork of http://github.com/defunkt/colored
gem, with many sensible pull requests combined. Since the authors of the
original gem no longer support it, this might, perhaps, be considered a
good alternative. Simple gem that adds various color methods to String
class.
feedback regarding how to get the tests enabled and OK jeremy@
there's a bug elsewhere (autovivification of $w->{info}{BUILD_PACKAGES})
that I need to track down that results in $w->{info} being defined but
NOT a proper object.
dpb errors out at end-of-LISTING in case of a parse error in any Makefile.
solene@ ran into this a few days ago, probably some other people, and
finally I met the bug today. Ouchie. sorry about that.
Biggest news in this release is support for Python3 in the bindings.
Keep installing the Python2 bindings for now as there are other ports
which still depend on them, such as devel/cvs2svn and www/trac.
With tweaks from sthen@ who also tested www/trac with SVN 1.14.
ok sthen@
