with either of our old in tree versions of gcc.
No thanks to cwm for requiring keyboard pointer control keys
to be forcibly unmapped via a configuration file for
keen to be playable.
anyway (it needs libafterstep).
While here, precise GPL version and rename a flavored patch.
On a side note, this port could seriously use an update...
ok sthen@
iSCSI is an IETF standard (RFC 3720) for remote access to block-level
storage. It can be thought of as similar to NFS, except that an NFS
server exports files; the iSCSI target exports blocks to the iSCSI
initiators, which are the clients.
To set up the target, you need to edit the /etc/iscsi/targets file.
It has a certain layout, to provide a means of (a) mirroring and (b)
combining multiple areas to present one large contiguous area of
storage. This can be multiply-layered.
Changes:
"The code was adapted to work better with newer versions of GTK+.
Several gdk_drawable_unref() calls were added. Several other minor
modifications were made."
nmzmail is a tool to use the namazu search engine from within the
mutt mail client to search mail stored in maildir folders. Based
on the result of the namazu query, nmzmail generates a maildir
folder containing symbolic links to the mails matching the query.
A simple mutt macro makes it easy to use nmzmail from within mutt.
nmzmail is pretty similar to mairix, but the code is much simpler,
as it uses an external program as search engine.
Namazu is a full-text indexer/search engine intended for easy use.
Not only does it work as a small or medium scale Web search engine,
but also as a personal search system for email or other files.
It provides a CGI interface for web searches, and a command-line
search tool. Third-party frontends are available such as namazu.el
and Wanderlust on Emacs and Tknamazu on X Window System.
Filters enable namazu to index various formats of files. Some are
standalone (e.g. Mail/News); others require external dependencies.
