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@
homepage times out for me, no maintainer, python 2 only, no consumers,
no update since 2009, we lag behind the last upstream version from 2018.
There is plenty of maintained irc bot software to chose from.
OK sthen
no maintainer, no consumers, python 2 only, no update since 2016,
py3 net/py-pcapy exists (albeit broken currently).
Not a good idea to parse network packets with dead python 2 code.
OK sthen
source ports (also code parsing DNS running as root? no thanks) and there
are better alternatives (unbound or isc-bind have their own DNS64 support).
ok tb@ kn@
"Because Honeyd interacts with potentially malicious adversaries,
you should sandbox it with Systrace" which obviously can't be done
seeing as Systrace was removed in 6.0.
(noticed because it depends on some old py2 ports)
ok solene@ kmos@
At least cwm(1) has problems with Qt6 and thus tdesktop built against it
shows regressions.
Keep building against Qt5 but provide a new flavor that can be installed
alongside, such that users can test both Qt5 and Qt6 versions.
The package is called tdesktop-qt6 and installs telegram-desktop-qt6;
personal profile remains fine in case you switch between Qt versions.
(Only version downgrades, e.g. 4.0.2 -> 4.0.0, cause profile/cache data
to be invalidated and requires relinking the device.)
Feedback sthen
Feedback Tests OK op
and has various security issues (most libvncclient security fixes from the
past are relevant to this too; see e.g. patches in debian's ssvnc package).
suggest using either tigervnc's vncviewer, or something using
libvncclient (e.g. remmina) instead, both of which are better maintained.
ok tb@
- ICQ login does not work since they switched OSCAR->WIM protocol
- XMPP login segfaults, alternative cli clients are available in ports
- no homepage, no upstream, last release from 2010
ok jca and pascal (maintainer), back in september already
