NOTE: Some configuration issues:
o Net and inet command launching will need re-entering.
o Inet charts can't use data saved by 1.0.x versions.
o Plugins that were automatically enabled by being in
~/.gkrellm/plugins will now have to be enabled on the plugins
config page. A consequence of this is that your existing
configuration setup for these plugins may be lost.
o CPU charts can now show nice time, which also uses a new theme
image.
o Added an alert interface so limits can be set for triggering
warn and alarm commands. Builtin APM and sensor (temps, fan, volt)
monitors can have alerts set. Alerts can use the gvoice plugin.
o User selectable fonts.
o User plugin placements.
o User definable format strings for drawing chart labels.
o Right click on most panels to open the monitor config window.
NOTE: To adjust panel heights, right click on them.
o There is no longer compatibility with pre 0.10.0 theme formats (the
change was announced a year ago).
- this unbreaks and fakes the port
- new maintainer
Work by Jeff Bachtel <jeff@cepheid.org>, some fixes by me
## Not one person on ports@ showed interest in testing this out,
## so if you have a printer then please give feedback
* Place the sample config file in ${SYSCONFDIR} and make that the default
path (instead of lib/)
* Correct path to template file - share/examples
* Use INSTALL/DEINSTALL scripts to place the config file and print the
appropriate warnings instead of messing with @exec/@unexec in PLIST
* Don't mess with permissions in the install target, use BSD_INSTALL* macros
* Rename patch, make -> ${MAKE_PROGRAM}
* Run DESCR through fmt(1)
work by me and naddy@
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What is service-config? The programs in service-config create and
configure svscan-format service directories.
* server-config creates an svscan-format directory for an arbitrary
service.
* rules-config configures access rules for use by a service.
* svscan-config configures a service to run svscan.
* ipc-config configures a service to run ipcserver.
* ipcx-config configures a service to run ipcserver using access
rules.
* tcp-config configures a service to run tcpserver.
* tcpx-config configures a service to run tcpserver using access
rules.
WWW: http://www.superscript.com/service-config/intro.html
2. General cleanup in wmmon/wmmon.c
3. If you have root privs and exit, you'll get "Broken pipe". This occurs
upon execution of XCloseDisplay() (which followed by exit(0)). Handle it
with signal(SIGPIPE, exit).
Submitted by maintainer.
Changes:
- Updated ja.po.
- Add man page.
- POP3/IMAP connections can be on non-standard port numbers if you
enter server:port instead of just the server in the config.
- IMAP checking could not handle untagged responses to LOGIN.
- Meminfo label initialization and mua_is_launched fixes.
from DESCR:
safecat is a program which implements D. J. Bernstein's
maildir algorithm to copy stdin safely to a file in a speci-
fied directory. With safecat, the user is offered two assur-
ances. First, if safecat returns a successful exit status,
then all data is guaranteed to be saved in the destination
directory. Second, if a file exists in the destination
directory, placed there by safecat, then the file is guaran-
teed to be complete.
Submitted by Joshua Stein <jcs@rt.fm>.
GKrellM is a single process stack of system monitors which supports
applying themes to match its appearance to your window manager, Gtk,
or any other theme.
Submitted by Peter Stromberg <home@wilfried.net>.
wmCube is a dockapp that displays a realtime rotating 3d-object
and the current cpu-load. The cpu-load also makes the object
spin faster/slower. You can zoom in and out by clicking on
the app and you can design your own objects or use the objects
that come with the package.
Submitted by Peter Stromberg <home@wilfried.net>.
WMAPM is an APM/battery monitor. It is used to visually display and
interpret details of APM/battery status from the system's BIOS.
- Decapitalize first letter of comment if appropriate.
- Remove trailing blank lines.
- Remove punctuation.
- Remove version numbers which are often overlooked when updating.
- espie@ ok
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Whowatch is an interactive console utility that displays information about
the users currently logged on to the machine, in real time. Besides
standard information (login, tty, host, user's processes) you can see
the type of login (i.e., ssh, telnet). You can also see selected user's
process tree or the system process tree. In the process tree mode
there is the ability to send INT or KILL signal to a selected process.
- remove license type
- remove FAKE=Yes
- GNU_CONFIGURE -> CONFIGURE_STYLE
- remove extra sub-shell
- fixup INSTALL/DEINSTALL a bit
- fix comment in DESCR, this is still NTP 3, not 4
- add @comment with RCS id to PLIST
