From the release notes:
o BGP roles (RFC 9234)
o BGP: Keepalive time scaling
o BGP: New 'min hold time' and 'min keepalive time' options
o BGP: New 'next hop prefer global' option
o Filter: For loops and direct recursion
o Filter: Mixed declarations of local variables
o Filter: Improved static type checks
o Filter: Literal [] for empty set
o Linux: Netlink KRT improvements
o BSD: Experimental support for Netlink API
o Memory management improvements
o Many bugfixes
In contrast to prior versions, configured keepalive time in BGP now scales
with negotiated hold time to maintain proportion between the keepalive time
and the hold time.
There is a minor change in recursive next hop processing. Previously,
recursive next hop must be resolved through a non-recursive route, now it must
be resolved through a prefix where both the best route and all routes with the
same preference (as the best route) are non-recursive. The old behavior might
lead in some corner cases to an infinite loop of recursive next hop resolution
due to a priority inversion.
Changelog v3.6.4: https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop/releases/v3.6.4
* [stable-3.6] do not create GUI from a random thread and show error
on real error
Changelog v3.6.3: https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop/releases/v3.6.3
* [stable-3.6] Fix typo of connector
* [stable-3.6] fix renaming of folders with a deep hierarchy inside
them
* [stable-3.6] Make user status selector modal, show user header
* [stable-3.6] Prevent bad encrypting of folder if E2EE has not been
correctly set up
* [stable-3.6] Feature/edit file locally restart sync
* Add forcefoldersync method to folder manager
* [stable-3.6] Make use of plain text-enforcing qml labels
* [stable-3.6] Lock file when editing locally
* [stable-3.6] Format some QLabels as plain text
From Adriano (maintainer)
Comment:
SignOn Daemon (Qt)
Description:
The SignOn daemon is a D-Bus service which performs user authentication on
behalf of its clients. There are currently authentication plugins for OAuth 1.0
and 2.0, SASL, Digest-MD5, and plain username/password combination.
Maintainer: Rafael Sadowski <rsadowski@openbsd.org>
WWW: https://accounts-sso.gitlab.io/
Comment:
Qt-based client library for the accounts database
Description:
Library for managing accounts which can be used from Qt applications. It is
part of the @accounts-sso project.
Maintainer: Rafael Sadowski <rsadowski@openbsd.org>
WWW: https://accounts-sso.gitlab.io/
Builds and packages fine, but run tests were generally unsuccessful
(for me) with deluge-gtk not showing up as window under cwm(1) at all.
Either way, this is better than having an outdated python 2 plugin for
a python 3 client.
Diff from bentley
4.3.0 switched to newer glibmm and thus broke clang builds.
4.3.1 is a fix release but not for the glibmm/range-v3/clang issues.
Ship a minimal fix that builds and runs; upstream master is still broken.
Newer versions require more tweaks and newer bundles, so make small steps.
Same fix as the borg 1.1 one except that borg 1.2 uses ports py-msgpack
which has more consumers than borg 1.2, hence the separate commit.
$ borg init -e none ./repo ; echo $?
Unknown integrity data version 0 in integrity.1
0
msgpack-python messed up __BYTE_ORDER handling, but only on sparc64 using
ports GCC 8.4.0; macppc base clang 13 is fine.
msgpack-python got fixed, pull the PR and bump borg 1.2.
Teste on little endian amd64/base-clang and big endian macppc/base-clang,
sparc64/ports-gcc.
OK bket
Uses getpwnam(3) and crypt(3) to check the user passwords, but our
getpwnam(3) doesn't return password hashes since 2016.
Problem spotted by William Orr while toying with this port. William
provided a fix but it's more reasonable to drop this ancient piece of
software. ok tb@
zenmap is a python 2 gui supposed to be run as root, ndiff diffs nmap
outputs. ndiff from the nmap package requires the nmap-zenmap package to
be installed, but doesn't depend on it and won't work unless you actually
install/use zenmap... which noone ever complained about.
Upstream has some active python 3 pull requests, but nothing concrete and
nmap port updates are overdue anyway.
Completely remove all python (2) bits from this port.
Feedback jca sthen
OK jca (on zenmap removal, ndiff removal probably as well)
OK sthen