- tightvnc-server is based on a really old X release - it barely
works on i386, but doesn't support most X clients - and fails on most
other arch (it's neither LP64 nor big-endian clean).
x11vnc is a suitable alternative for some users, anyone interested
in the exact same type of functionality (standalone RFB X server)
should look at porting tigervnc.
- ssvnc-viewer is a significantly improved fork of tightvnc-viewer
and basically a drop-in replacement (same filename for the viewer).
ok dcoppa@ and supported by weerd@ and various ports@ readers
starvation where the daemon has no replyaddrs left to use. from upstream svn.
- use the new --enable-allsymbols flag, exporting all (including internal)
symbols from libunbound and linking binaries to it. saves 4MB in installed
size on amd64.
ok jakob@
- SEPARATE_BUILD is supported now, so use it.
- installs new manpage for the warts(5) binary file format that
scamper uses to archive measurement results.
- remove patch and use new autoconf variables to set the privsep user
instead, thanks to Matthew Luckie (upstream developer) for adding these.
- use correct uid in PLIST.
Comprehensive and easy to use graphical front end for synergy. It allows
you to configure synergy as a client or server and gives you complete
and easy access to all of synergy's options.
ok sthen@
scamper is a program that is able to conduct Internet measurement
tasks to large numbers of IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, in parallel, to
fill a specified packets-per-second rate. Currently, it supports
the well-known ping and traceroute techniques, as well as radargun,
ally and mercator. (On some other OS it also supports sting, and
parts of tbit).
(or much activity) in years and it has various fixes, including:
- unbreak IPv6
- support pflog capture files and pppoe
- chroot to /var/empty when dropping privs
one in the event of an error in the filter, this results in attempting
to deref bogus memory. pass it an explicit NULL which is handled correctly.
- don't strip the installed binary, remove USE_GROFF
the file triggers an attempt to rebuild autoconf files, which breaks the build
if automake-1.11 is installed. Worked out by Nigel Taylor.
Fix typo in DESCR while there. The patch was there because these flags
broke the build in an earlier version of libnice, but are no longer needed
(checked gcc 3 and 4; port didn't build on gcc 2 arch anyway). ok jasper@
move it from a BUILD+RUN_DEPENDS to WANTLIB+LIB_DEPENDS so that the dependency
is tracked and opal gets updated if the FFmpeg API changes. Comment to explain
why check-lib-depends says it's extra. Pointed out by Brad, ajacoutot@ hates
it but is ok with it.
