See http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.2/ for details.
- sync ipc patches from Firefox
- remove a bunch of useless patches
- install under lib/seamonkey-2.2 instead of using our homegrown install
target.
- install langpacks as plain xpi instead of unzipping them, greatly
shrinking PLIST
A bunch of languages added (ar,br,en-US,et,fy-NL,gd,gl,is,rm,si,sq,ta-LK),
a bunch of languages removed (af,el,be,gu-IN,mk,zh-CN)..
Install the langpacks as plain xpi instead of unzipping them.
http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/thunderbird/5.0/releasenotes/
- sync ipc patches from firefox
- install under lib/thunderbird-5.0 instead of using the handmade
install target
- remove a bunch of pointless patches
Been running with it since a while, tested by a few on ports@, thanks!
if it's installed. Noticed by frantisek holop.
While here regenerate WANTLIB.
Add --enable-geoclue to CONFIGURE_ARGS (demanded by rpointel@).
ok dcoppa@ rpointel@
built from newer thunderbird tarballs (as it's officially
unmaintained/dead upstream) and this gets in the way of thunderbird 5
update. Hopefully i'll figure out how to fix that... bump REVISION to be
on the safe side.
inadyn is a C based client used to update DNS entries. This is a fork of
the original INADYN implementation from Narcis Ilisei. Most of the fixes
and additions from the new "upstream" by Christoph Brill have been added.
However, this project is not a fork off of Christoph's repository, but
rather a reengineered version of the original 1.96.2 release with all
additional patches audited and merged separately. Additionally a further
set of code cleanups, features and bug fixes have been added.
ok ajacoutot@
DokuWiki is a standards compliant, simple to use Wiki, mainly aimed at
creating documentation of any kind. It is targeted at developer teams,
workgroups and small companies. It has a simple but powerful syntax
which makes sure the datafiles remain readable outside the Wiki and
eases the creation of structured texts. All data is stored in plain text
files, no database is required.
With tweaks/feedbacks from landry@, thanks.
ok landry@
This lets X synthesize its own, so bold characters are distinct again.
Upstream don't seem to like this ("there is no space for a bold font in
a 6x12 matrix") but everyone else would rather have distinct bold chars.
Req by joshe@, landry@. OK LEVAI Daniel (maintainer).
This module implements the NTLM (Microsoft Windows NT LAN Manager)
authentication mechanism. It can be used to perform NTLM style
authentication for any desired protocol.
Feedback and OK gsoares@; OK landry@ sthen@.
Fixes ruby 1.9 build with systrace now that we have these system calls.
The other new *at system calls need to have path restrictions and will
need further work so are still prevented for now (in those cases, the
supplied paths are *relative to a certain FD*, so we can't simply
examine supplied paths).
