unix-mx driver doesn't set file permissions properly for non-private
messages (e.g. public#). The problem caused by mx_append procedure,
where the driver doesn't call set_mbx_permissions for just created
message file.
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From: FreeBSD
trafd is a superset of trafshow, and extends it by adding a daemon
which collects data about network connections (src, dst, protocol
and length). The resulting data can be dumped to a file for later
processing.
- remove patch that has been merged into the source tree
- bump NEED_VERSION
- MASTER_SITE updated since the homepage has been rearranged
- use EXTRACT_SUFX instead of hardcoding .tar.gz in DISTFILES
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A set of TeX macros to process the output from the Jade/OpenJade
DSSSL tex backend. It can output to DVI format, or directly to PDF
via the 'pdfjadetex' command.
- MAINTAINER is now both espie@ and avsm@
- use CONFIGURE_STYLE and remove deprecated GNU_CONFIGURE
- remove redundant FAKE=yes
- up the default limits for tex considerably. This may be too
much according to espie@, but we will down them later
- bump NEED_VERSION 1.218 -> 1.330
- add HOMEPAGE
ok'ed by espie@
Broadcasts a who-has ARP packet on the network and prints answers. Very
useful when you are trying to pick an unused IP for a net that you don't
yet have routing to.
Submitted by Joshua Stein <jcs@rt.fm>
- ldconfig -> DYNLIBDIR
- use PFRAG.shared for shared libs
- add @comment with RCS id to PLISTs
- add HOMEPAGE to DESCR
- have install make relative symlinks
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http_load runs multiple http/https fetches in parallel, to test the
throughput of a web server. However unlike most such test clients,
it runs in a single process, so it doesn't bog down the client
machine.
You give it a file containing a list of URLs that may be fetched,
a flag specifying how to start connections (either by rate or by
number of simulated users), and a flag specifying when to quit
(either after a given number of fetches or a given elapsed time).
There are also optional flags for checksums, throttling, and progress
reports.
