privilege-separated X and caused broken displays for applications using
qt frames, diff from dcoppa, okay espie.
(An alternative fix would be to disable shm support, i.e.
"CONFIGURE_ARGS += -no-mitshm", I'd prefer this but it would need further
testing).
viewer that runs in a terminal in *nix systems. It provides fast and
valuable HTTP statistics for system administrators that require a visual
server report on the fly."
ok kirby landry jung, thanks!
Pg_stats_reporter can show statistical and graphical reports using
data generated by pg_statsinfo. It doesnt RDEP on it as obviously this
can run on (several|a) different host(s)..
Patch out the dependency on php-intl until we have it enabled in our
php. Tested by Jean-Gerard Pailloncy.
ok ajacoutot@
pg_statsinfo is a utility that monitor statistics and the activity of
PostgreSQL(and OS). pg_statsinfo gets some statistics information as
snapshot. We can check the DB activity and bottleneck analysis by using
these snapshot information. This utility provides some function to get
the information acquisition easily.
Low-level os monitoring (cpu/loadavg/memory only for now) tweaked from
a patch in FreeBSD's portstree.
Refer to ${HOMEPAGE} for how to configure it, no need to replicate the
provided extensive doc in a README.
ok ajacoutot@
(because WRAP_STL_INCLUDES is 1 there), it apparently added to fix a
windows build issue (bug #557060), make absolutely no sense to me, and
nothing in the mozilla tree includes it.
Should fix packaging issue as seen on i386 by nigel@ & sthen@ (and
probably other archs)
NaCl (pronounced "salt") is a new easy-to-use high-speed software library
for network communication, encryption, decryption, signatures, etc.
NaCl's goal is to provide all of the core operations needed to build
higher-level cryptographic tools.
Sodium is a fork of NaCl with a compatible API. Unlike NaCl, Sodium
performs checks for hardware features at runtime instead of compile time,
making it suitable for packaging.
minor impact in scanlogd), and cutting down the license a bit further,
see http://www.openwall.com/lists/announce/2013/10/21/1 for more.
While there, drop USE_GROFF and rearrange port into Makefile.template order.
MODGNUSTEP_NEEDS_BASE set to yes, to add it to link
depends, even if it not directly links against -base,
gnustep libraries/frameworks assume that applications
link against -base when using those libs/frameworks.
build problems pointed out by rpe@
The picocom.8 patch is from schwarze@; it fixes the man page to show
content that was completely lost during formatting due to badly broken
syntax.
Tested by Kyle on amd64 and sgi, and myself on i386.
feedback bcallah@ brad@ schwarze@
OK abieber@
Manuals are relatively clean hand-written man(7) code, render identically
with groff and mandoc, and now that we parse and ignore .hw, do not throw
mandoc errors any longer.
Candidate for USE_GROFF removal found by naddy@ in a bulk build.
