I no longer use this; 1.6.0 is out but someone else should
take care of this TLS proxy, otherwise I tend to remove it
rather than leaving an unmaintained port behind.
This adds a new sub-package for the optional Python plugin support,
which can be disabled via the no_python pseudo-flavor.
Thanks to sthen@ and ajacoutot@ for their help.
aircrack-ng uses an old version of John the Ripper, the whole Altivec
acceleration code does not build since the move to clang/compiler_rt;
it fails with ports-gcc as well. John codebase massively changed in
this regard since then, making backports too massive.
Remove AltiVec support and associated PFRAG, with a patch ensuring that
AltiVec and POWER8 are *really* disabled at build time (from upstream).
OK benoit@ (maintainer)
It's time to get rid of KDE4. x11/kde4 contained all applications and the
desktop environment. All applications and the framework have been ported to
KDE5 and are available under x11/kde-applications and devel/kf5.
The desktop environment has not yet been ported and is NO LONGER available!
You can't have everything.
What happened here:
- Remove multimedia/phonon kde4 bits and set set phonon FLAVOR=qt5 for now.
- Unhook x11/kde4
- Unhook meta/kde4
- Mark kmymoney as broken, update is coming.
- Unhook all kde4 module consumers:
- klogic
- soprano
- strigi
- automoc
- prison
- qimageblitz
- cagibi
- libkvkontakte
- akonadi
- attica
- libalkimia
- libkfbapi
- libkgapi
- qoauth
- kwebkitpart
- grantlee
- libkscreen
- polkit-qt
- relax the unicorn dependency in setup.py for now as it requires 1.0.2rc3 which we don't have just yet.
this effectively unfixes upstream #1115 (Fix gadget caching for ROP objects with multiple ELFs) for us
for the time being; which i think is a fair trade-off to allow us to update pwntools
based on an earlier diff by gonzalo@
Pivy is an implementation of a simple PIV client with minimal dependencies.
It contains a pivy-tool binary which can conduct basic operations using
PIV cards, and the pivy-agent, which implements the SSH agent protocol as
a drop-in replacement for the OpenSSH ssh-agent command (except that the
keys it contains are always on a PIV card).
"PIV cards" notably includes Yubico Yubikey devices such as the NEO and
Yubikey4, which can store up to 24 keys by using the "retired key" slots
(which this agent supports).
ok (and much help from) sthen@
