t-prot (TOFU Protection) is a filter which improves the readability of
email messages and Usenet posts by hiding some of their annoying parts.
The annoyances it handles include mailing list footers, signatures,
TOFU, sequences of blank lines, and repeated punctuation. TOFU is an
acronym that stands for "Text oben, Fullquote unten", a German reference
to the practice of adding just a few lines of original text and quoting
a complete message below them.
OK kmos@
OK cwen
The forks.pm module is a drop-in replacement for threads.pm. It has the
same syntax as the threads.pm module (it even takes over its namespace) but
has some significant differences:
- you do _not_ need a special (threaded) version of Perl
- it is _much_ more economic with memory usage on OS's that support COW
- it is more efficient in the startup of threads
- it is slightly less efficient in the stopping of threads
- it is less efficient in inter-thread communication
If for nothing else, it allows you to use the Perl threading model in
non-threaded Perl builds and in older versions of Perl (5.6.0 and
higher are supported).
Some config options have changed or have been removed, check your config
file. Also make sure to use mysql_upgrade.
Update effort started by jeremy@, continued by sthen@ and me. Delayed
for some time because of lack of atomic builtins on lots of our base-gcc
platforms. Since we now use ports-gcc to build mariadb, this is not
a problem any more.
This update brings in libiconv and changes the name of the library.
Stuart kindly proposed to handle the WANTLIB syncing.
Test reports for the server from jcs@ and sthen@.
ok sthen@, "go ahead" Brad (maintainer)
* clang architectures use base-clang
* non-clang architectures use ports-gcc for the mm port, base-gcc otherwise
* powerpc uses ports-gcc for all ports
ok jca@
Upstream switched form Qt4 to Qt5 and from autotools to CMake.
Added Nam Nguyen as maintainer. Thank you for taking care of this!
Initial diff from me, tweaked and newer diff from jca@. OK jca@
Also fix fallout.
I've been working with upstream to have the NetBSD driver work on both
NetBSD *and* OpenBSD, and here it is.
Thanks to upstream for helping, particularly Rocky Bernstein and Thomas
Schmitt!
Tested and OK cwen@, thanks!
This is part of the effort to update our very old libcdio port.
In newer versions of libcdio, the cdparanoia bits were split off into
a separate package. This new port is exactly that.
Tested and OK cwen@, thanks!
