${WRKDIR}/bin that adds -z wxneeded to linker command lines. It won't work
everywhere but provides an easy (and easily identifiable) way to add this
flag without fiddling with build systems.
Feedback/ok jca@ jasper@
SSL/TLS library (as we used to do by default) - fixes a segfault
that now occurs when making a TLS connection to a database from
a program that is also using poppler-glib. (specifically I see
an insane value for c->num in MD5_Final/HASH_FINAL resulting in
a write past the end of an array when doing "use DBI; use Poppler;
$dbh = DBI->connect('dbi:Sybase:server=server'" in perl).
We used to do this (with an optional openssl flavour) but switched
away previously because gnutls started needing pthread and we wanted
to avoid the need to preload libpthread.so for various programs
(especially DBD::Sybase), but that is no longer a problem.
ok ajacoutot@
where needed.
The next step towards Ocaml 4.3.0.
Bulk build by sthen@ identified several laggards which are included here.
ok anil@ sthen@ so final 4.3.0 polishing can be done in-tree.
pgModeler - PostgreSQL Database Modeler - is an open source data modeling tool
designed for PostgreSQL. No more DDL commands written by hand let pgModeler do
the job for you! This software reunites the concepts of entity-relationship
diagrams and the features that PostgreSQL implements as extensions of SQL
standards.
OK landry@
PuppetDB is the fast, scalable, and reliable data warehouse for Puppet.
It caches data generated by Puppet, and gives you advanced features at
awesome speed with a powerful API.
the existing databases/puppetdb port only works against puppet 3; puppetdb 4
works against puppet 4.
feedback/ok aja@ sebastia@
ksql is a "lazy man's" wrapper for the SQLite C-language interface. It
is written to make sure sloppy programming won't cause your SQLite
database to be inconsistent (transactions and statements open on exit
and certain signals). Specifically, it exits on any database errors; and
upon exit (or signal), cleans up open statements, transactions, and
databases. See ksql(3) and friends for details.
