They replaced it with a gitlab hosted on salsa.debian.org and they
provide alioth-archive.debian.org for the source archives, but
they didn't move everything there.
ok sthen@
H323 and friends use their own build system and getting rid of the
libfoo.so -> libfoo.so.X.Y symlink would be a nightmare to maintain.
So soname is mandatory.
Fixes a potential information leak (CVE-2018-20319), and adds some new
features including support for PAN GlobalProtect.
- minor of SHARED_LIBS has been bumped as symbols have been added
- switched HOMEPAGE to https
- drop wrapper scripts that are not useful for us, e.g tncc-wrapper.py
needs the icedtea-web plugin that we don't have and the CSD scripts
involve running a linux binary (suggested by sthen@)
Feedback and OK from sthen@
(Most of) the port was removed with:
date: 2018/12/20 08:19:31; author: solene; commitid: HEM3m98xxGUeVOpX;
Remove openafs
Broken on i386 due to clang switch and was only for arch i386.
ok todd@ naddy@
Libupnpp is a C++ wrapper for libupnp, a.k.a Portable UPnP, which
is a direct descendant of the Open Source SDK released by Intel in
support of UPnP development.
Libupnpp can be used to implement UPnP devices and services, or
Control Points.
The Control Point side of libupnpp, which is documented here, allows
a C++ program to discover UPnP devices, and exchange commands and
status with them.
The library has a number of predefined modules for controlling
specific AVTransport or OpenHome audio services, and it is relatively
easy to add modules for other services externally (the internal
modules have no more access to library internals than an external
module would).
The PowerDNS Recursor is a high-end, high-performance resolving
name server which powers the DNS resolution of at least a hundred
million subscribers. Utilizing multiple processors and supporting
the same powerful scripting ability of the Authoritative Server,
the Recursor delivers top performance while retaining the flexibility
modern DNS deployments require.
ok bcallah@ sthen@
pkg/DESCR:
libfilezilla is a free, open source C++ library, offering some basic
functionality to build high-performing, platform-independent programs.
Some of the highlights include:
- A typesafe, multi-threaded event system that's very simple to use yet
extremely efficient
- Timers for periodic events
- A datetime class that not only tracks timestamp but also their
accuracy, which simplifies dealing with timestamps originating from
different sources
- Simple process handling for spawning child processes with
redirected I/O
