- build python with CXX, fixes problems with extensions that use CXX
such as the py-wxWidgets problem spotted by john.danks at gmail.com
from alek@ some time ago
this package aims to provide the full power of perl together with the
apache web server version 2. you can use perl to manage apache, respond to
requests for web pages and much more.
there already exists a mod_perl in ports (www/mod_perl) for use with the
apache in the base openbsd system. this one is usable only with
www/apache-httpd. the mod_perl developers were kind enough to set things up
so they wont conflict with each other, so you can have both running
concurrently.
originally from srebrenko sehic, with some naming tweaks from me. lots of
help from robert@ (as always).
im importing this now so it can be worked on in tree, but not hooking it up
to the bulk builds. there are a few warts that need to be fixed but i hate
sending tarballs around when we have a tree to develop in. its also nice to
have commit messages against changes so you can see why decisions were made
a certain way. after everyone is happy it can be hooked up.
add correct annotations for full install, tweak some lib depends.
add run depends from all subpackages to their respective main packages
so that they can use the correct message files.
Kicad is an open source software for the creation of electronic schematic
diagrams and printed circuit board artwork.
with some ideas from freebsd.
also tested by Antti Harri <iku at openbsd.fi>, thanks
A password disclosure vulnerability (CVE-2006-5867, fetchmail's using unsafe
logins or omitting TLS) and a denial of service vulnerability (CVE-2006-5974,
fetchmail crashes, dereferencing the null page, when rejecting a message sent
to an MDA).
Fetchmail 6.3.6 also fixes several regressions and long-standing bugs.
Details:
https://lists.berlios.de/pipermail/fetchmail-announce/2007-January/000042.html
tests & ok jasper@, simon@
define prefix the way apache likes it.
this is because apache2 has a different understanding of what the prefix
means, and our understanding and application of it on this port leads to
extremely confused paths in a lot of its generated files.
our understanding of prefix is to mean the path at which the binaries,
libs, manpages, and so on are stored, ie, /usr/local. apache2 understands
prefix to mean "install architecture-independent files", or in real terms
the ServerRoot. obviously using /usr/local as the server root when we want
to use /var/apache2 for that purpose is uncomfortable for it, and it leads
to things like broken paths in the default config files and builds of
modules.
ok robert@
This package aims to provide a central list of the country, language,
and currency names and their translations. The data comes from
ISO standards 639 (language names), 3166 (country names), and 4217 (currency).
The translations are from the Translation Project. The data is provided
in tabular files as well as XML.
