beck's shiny new validator found its first victim. bluhm saw warnings
from fetchmail's verify callback and once we investigated, it was quick
to segfault since it doesn't bother to check return values. Failures are
more visible to the callback than they previously were. Fixing this
mess is more work than it's worth, so let it use the old garbage.
with & ok beck, tested & ok bluhm
- add -q option to tests for quiet output and use it for 'make regress'
- document how to re-create a corrupt or missing file index in got-worktree(5)
- fix some memory leaks in tog (tracey)
- add workaround for a performance issue when 'tog diff' shows a large diff
- add -s option to 'got status' which acts as a status code filter
- add -s option to 'got remove' which deletes files in a particular status
- plug a memory leak in got_privsep_recv_tree() in error case
- in got_object_commit_get_logmsg(), handle log messages which lack '\n'
- do not rely on <zlib.h> to pull in <unistd.h> (naddy)
- use POSIX standard endian functions and include <endian.h> (naddy)
- add got.conf(5) configuration file
- use modern POSIX timestamp fields in struct stat (naddy)
- use plain write() in place of dprintf() with a pre-formatted string (naddy)
- stop including <sys/syslimits.h> directly (naddy)
- switch regress function declarations from ksh to POSIX shell syntax (naddy)
is a historical mistake that upstream as fixed a decade ago. The
package name has always been p5-Net-SSLeay. Having consistency in
the ports tree is more important than cvs history.
consent at k2k20
this file is not well-formed and upstream fd.o pkg-config silently ignores any
malformed variable declarations where our (more strict) implementation complains
(with --debug) and returns a non-zero value instead:
Incorrect cfg file /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/aqbanking.pc at /usr/libdata/perl5/OpenBSD/PkgConfig.pm line 128, <$fh> line 30.
New upstream revived (previously dormant since 2015), moved tarballs to
github and switched to cmake. The sole two consumers (qgis and minetest)
build & start fine with this update.
Not much changed, it gained translations for Romanian and Serbian,
documentation fixes and saw some package config churn to make sure
FreeBSD links against the correct libssl.
ok kn
