The program bdf2psf translates BDF fonts to PSF format. It accepts
fonts with arbitrary size of the font matrix. If the width of the glyph
matrix of the source font is 7 or 9 pixels then it generates fonts with
width of 8 pixels.
OK bentley@
Suricata uses libcap-ng on Linux and runs as root elsewhere.
Switch to _suricata user and group in config to avoid running as root.
To remove pid file its directory must be writable by suricata user.
Fix pid file removal if it is specified in config file.
setresuid()/gid() patch from Emmanuel Roullit
OK gonzalo@
blake2 support library. Until I can figure something better out, this
avoids attempting to build on other archs where it will fail.
While here, use Samurai to build. We have already turned Ninja off due to
some intermittent `make fake' errors which I can't reproduce with Samurai.
This gives us the build speed back.
ok jca@
Instead of patching it, switch to COMPILER=base-clang ports-gcc
Noticed reading through the latest macppc bulk logs
COMPILER suggestion from jca@
ok jca@
These tools both process input files at build time to generate the
apertium language pairs and dictionary files, and at runtime perform
language translation for the user with said language pairs and
dictionaries.
GNU Dico is a flexible modular implementation of DICT server (RFC 2229).
In contrast to other implementations, it does not depend on a particular
database format. GNU Dico handles database accesses using loadable modules.
The package is shipped with quite a few modules that provide support for the
most often used database formats and strategies. New modules can easily be
written in C, Guile or Python. The module API is mature and well documented.
The package also includes a console client program that can be used to query
remote dictionary servers.
ok juanfra@ sthen@
Remove dependency on libnotify (default upstream). Skip major bump,
a bunch of exported symbols have been removed because this port now uses
meson symbol visibility support. Switch to https HOMEPAGE/MASTER_SITES
while here.
from Olivier Taibi
We don't need to use -lc++abi because our neovim port disables luajit
and uses lua-5.1 instead.
This allows building neovim on archs that don't have libc++abi (tested
on macppc).
Spotted by jca@, who also modified my diff accordingly (thanks!)
OK jca@, "Fine with me!" edd@ (MAINTAINER)
Missed during the switch to base libelf.
While here, -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 serves no purpose on OpenBSD so no
need to specify it in our OpenBSD-only patch.
