Crypt::RC5 is a Perl implementation of the RC5 encryption algorithm.
RC5 is a fast block cipher designed by Ronald Rivest for RSA Data Security
(now RSA Security) in 1994. It is a parameterized algorithm with a variable
block size, a variable key size, and a variable number of rounds.
This particular implementation is 32 bit. As such, it is suggested that a
minimum of 12 rounds be performed.
from Olivier Cherrier.
ok gsoares@
* Use hash table to speed up hard link detection
* Added read-only option (-r)
* Use KiB instead of kiB (#3399279)
Tested on i386.
USE_GROFF is not needed.
OK jasper@, aja@
#911194 Unable to automatically insert auto_increment values
#911297 Incorrect displaying of HTML text in in-line edition mode
#918163 Fieldnames don´t appear on csv export with selected rows
#918363 The Server Information box does not include Chive Version
#911136 Security vulnerability fix
(fix committed in http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~fusonic/chive/1.0/revision/417,
bug report is hidden - missing html escaping in table names etc)
changes:
* POD typo fix. (patch by Salvatore Bonaccorso) [RT72600]
* Don't use deprecated shared memory mode (patch by Adam Benjamin)
* Log format. (pointed out by Adam Benjamin)
* command output parsing for newer gnupg (patch by Adam Benjamin)
Command line interface to a local Icinga server (mostly compatible
with Nagios), featuring:
- Listing of service/host states, check queue or downtimes
- Detailed service/host info
- Scheduling of service rechecks, acknowledging of problems
- Detailed filtering (host/group/service name, state, acknowledged, etc.)
Flavors:
(default): use file locations for Icinga
nagios: use file locations for Nagios
Railo is a high-performance open-source CFML engine. It has good
compatibility with other CFML engines. Most sites can be ported to
Railo with very little effort and all of the major CFML frameworks
support Railo out of the box.
Railo will very probably run your sites faster than any other CFML
engine, allowing you to handle more load and to provide a better
experience for end users.
