- See http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/21.0/releasenotes/
- Fixes MFSA 2013-41->48
- switch back again to use gcc 4.6 on i386, ld hits the memory exhausted
wall again with objects built with clang. doh.
- stuff shuffled around in PLIST
*BIG SCARY WARNING FOR PRIVACY-CONCERNED USERS*
Firefox 21 starts implementing something called 'Firefox Health Report',
which sends _anonymized_ data to mozilla servers about Firefox
performance.
This is opt-out - users will be prompted at first start if they want to
keep it enabled. This is not turned as an opt-in knob in the port on
purpose, because i got no feedback on this, and that will allow upstream
to know they have some OpenBSD users. This is of course subject to change.
See https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2013/05/14/firefox-heal-thyself/
& about:healthreport for more info about this.
* Add code to detect rst2html.py or rst2html
* Enable multicast loopback in BitTorrent local peer discovery
* Treat response is completed if EOF is received before streamFilter
completes
* uitos: Fix off-by-one error bug
* Add missing check for sigaction
I add a patch to another off-by-one error reported by espie@ also
reported upstream by me, if the next release have this change we
can delete the patch.
Ok espie@
ruby-passenger), as CONFIGURE_ARGS specifies a directory that only
exists in ruby19-passenger.
The RDEP hasn't changed (can use either ruby-passenger or
ruby19-passenger), so no package change.
- update lua module to 0.8.1
- add upstream_check module for healthchecking
- enable spdy in both stable and devel
All the heavy lifting was done by dlg -- thanks!
ok dlg jasper
* Fixed a privacy leak caused by using a separate gnutls tls
connection to grab remote HTTPS certificates which ignored
http_proxy
* Disabled/removed threading since gnutls sideband thread is no longer
necessary
* Added command to increment/decrement page numbers in URLs
* Added enable_cache setting to enable/disable cache (disabled by
default)
* Pluged some memory leaks
* Fixed some warnings and bugs caused by GTK 3.8
* Fixed typo in manpage
Ok abieber@
ok landry@ benoit@
HTTP::DAV is a Perl API for interacting with and modifying content
on webservers using the WebDAV protocol. You can LOCK, DELETE
and PUT files and much more on a DAV-enabled webserver.
