at runtime via other libs (cups, kerberos...) so causing a crash due to
using the wrong binding.
Rename here to avoid conflict.
from pkgsrc
ok sthen@ jasper@ robert@
they are in fact ISO-8859-1 badly breaks things. Pango doesn't complain
anymore, and accentued chars are correctly displayed now.
Note that i have nothing against ru zh_CN zh_TW zh_KR locales, but i
didn't find a way to unfuck the upstream potfiles.
ok ajacoutot@
Change the content type of your posts while editing them.
This module is extremely simple and *only* changes the node
type in the database column. That is all. It does not convert
any CCK fields or change other things about the node.
Only use it when you know *exactly* what you're doing!
ok espie@ and jasper@ ports-wise
Please note:
Users upgrading from a prior release should review Blogsum/Config.pm.dist
for new settings to merge with their local Blogsum/Config.pm.
pretty fucking awesome merdely@
We can now restart/shutdown the machine. There are still a couple of tweaks
pending wrt to gnome-panel which I'll work on next.
Regen PLIST while here.
NLTK, the Natural Language Toolkit, is a suite of open source Python
modules, data sets and tutorials supporting research and development in
Natural Language Processing.
A substantial amount of documentation about how to use NLTK, including a
textbook and API documention, is available from the NLTK website:
http://www.nltk.org/
From http://wordpress.org/development/2009/11/wordpress-2-8-6-security-release/:
2.8.6 fixes two security problems that can be exploited by registered,
logged in users who have posting privileges. If you have untrusted
authors on your blog, upgrading to 2.8.6 is recommended.
The first problem is an XSS vulnerability in Press This discovered by
Benjamin Flesch. The second problem, discovered by Dawid Golunski, is
an issue with sanitizing uploaded file names that can be exploited in
certain Apache configurations. Thanks to Benjamin and Dawid for finding
and reporting these.
From DESCR:
Works like sensorsd(8) but reports to Nagios.
Allows you to monitor the hardware sensors that OpenBSD supports.
Things like fan speed, temperature and many more.
From MAINTAINER Andrew Fresh
ok sthen@
