Hironori Sakamoto found some vulnerabilities in w3m support scripts,
such as multipart.cgi, w3mman2html.cgi and w3mhelp.cgi. Attacker
could run arbitrary commands on user's machine with user's privilege
by using malicious html pages.
DSO's on. This is so we don't get tripped up on archs that do not have DSO
support yet (i.e. ELF-based archs & static only archs).
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Pointed out by pval@'s macppc broken ports list
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- fixes a possible security issue as posted to BugTraq (unconfirmed,
exploitability unknown)
- tmpnam() -> mkstemp() in htpasswd
- kqueue() fixes
- a number of other fixes and improvements
to be installed inside the main Zope tree.
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Page Templates are a web page generation tool. They help programmers
and designers collaborate in producing dynamic web pages for Zope
web applications. Designers can use them to maintain pages without
having to abandon their tools, while preserving the work required
to embed those pages in an application.
The goal of Page Templates is natural workflow. A designer will use
a WYSIWYG HTML editor to create a template, then a programmer will
edit it to make it part of an application. If required, the designer
can load the template back into his editor and make further changes
to its structure and appearance. By taking reasonable steps to
preserve the changes made by the programmer, he will not disrupt
the application.
WWW: ${HOMEPAGE}
w3m is a pager/text-based WWW browser. This is the multilingualization
(m17n) version.
It used to be a flavor of www/w3m but the different versions keep diverging.
Radical pruning to make this port manageable again:
- Remove image and m17n flavors. The corresponding functionality
may eventually return in some other form.
- Rename kanji flavor to "japanese".
