mail server blow up so to speak and then wonder why /var is out of inodes and
seeing that 803,000 or so inodes are in use. Where could they posibly be in
use? Then finding 801,000+ 0 byte temp files which had been accumulating for
quite awhile in /var/spool/MailScanner/incoming/SpamAssassin-Temp.
ok sthen@
- reorder Makefile
- regen distinfo
- setup WRKBUILD once in post-configure rather than do-build
- pass -DPREFIX=... via MAKE_FLAGS and use do-install instead of
patching unix/Makefile (nicer to read)
- minor PLIST reordering to please ''make plist''
- bump REVISION (previous commit to patches/patch-source_io_c)
ok naddy@
the version we have in-tree, but experience has shown that if systemwide
boost was installed at some point during build then junked by dpb build
was failing. Boo.
Note that in newer releases of kicad those bundled boost headers were removed,
and now cmake downloads boost tarball during build and patch its headers on
the fly. Yay.
https://lists.launchpad.net/kicad-developers/msg10503.html
- see http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/26.0/releasenotes/
- fixes MFSA 2013-104 -> 117
- remove now useless sydney_audio_sndio.c file, nothing uses it anymore
- remove patch-ipc_chromium_src_base_dir_reader_bsd_h-from (#909005),
the getdents() patch has been merged upstream.
- remove all the cruft that was here for 'old' mozillas now that they're
in the attic
- sanitize CONFIGURE_ARGS, remove all the unneeded stuff.
- cleanup CONFIGURE/MAKE_ENV
- reorganize *DEPENDS, and finally fix WANTLIB
mozilla.port.mk | 144 ++++++++++----------------------------------------------
1 file changed, 28 insertions(+), 116 deletions(-)
Checkmate MP3 Checker is a free program that checks MP3 files for
errors. It scans MP3 files to see if the frames are where they are
supposed to be, whether the frame headers are correct and whether the
frame headers are consistent throughout the file. It reports some
information on each file and an indication whether the file is good or
bad.
- cups-filters is now the new upstream for foomatic-rip(1)
- create a readme to explain how to use lpd(8) with this since support
for all the non-CUPS printing environments has been discontinued.
Only slighly tested but putting it now to ease^force testing.
* Support for indexing and playing music from Box, Dropbox, Skydrive,
and Ubuntu One.
* Support for Subsonic.
* Remote control support for Android.
* Playlist tab at the sidebar. Starred playlists are saved in here
when their tabs are closed.
* Opus support.
* POPM and FMPS tags support.
* Option to resume playback on startup.
* ... and many others.
