- gc configure patch since it hasn't been required since introducing
--without-permcheck in configure, despite the comment in Makefile.
- Some of Defaults.py are now upstream defaults.
Remove FLAVORs:
- Rewrite src/common.c:check_caller() for the cgi/mail wrapper to now
look at the defined group membership instead, _mailmanq (a new group).
This allows the administrator to switch mail servers and web servers
without requiring a FLAVOR for each combination; but rather, by simply
adding the cgi/mail user to the _mailmanq group. This is a diversion
from upstream, but will be proposed. At least sthen@ and dlg@ agree to
go in this general direction.
Yet another shell (yash) is a POSIX-compliant command line shell, featuring
more strict POSIX compliance than those of other shells, as well as powerful
command line editing.
ok sthen@
Major changes:
- support dealing with anonymous calls
- support for SIP Trunks
- various interoperability issues have been resolved
(Snom phones no longer require the "broken registrar" setting)
New plugins:
stripheader, codecfilter, siptrunk, fix_DTAG, fix_fbox_anoncall
In the port, don't build useless static versions of the modules in
the first place instead of deleting them later.
ok lteo@
$ cat pkg/DESCR
scanner is a fast non-backtracking incremental combinator parsing
library for bytestrings.
It is often convenient to use backtracking to parse some sophisticated
input. Unfortunately it kills performance, so usually you should
avoid backtracking.
Often (actually always, but it could be too hard sometimes) you can
implement your parser without any backtracking. It that case all
the bookkeeping usual parser combinators do becomes unnecessary.
The scanner library is designed for such cases. It is often 2 times
faster than attoparsec.
OK kili@
