Because the Aspcud constraint solver is not ported to OpenBSD yet, this
package is configured to use the IRILL online solver by default. To
disable this and use the internal solver, set the "OPAMNOASPCUD" env
variable to "1". You will need to do this if you want to use OPAM
when offline.
ok jca@, tested by krw@ daniel@ jsg@
This introduces a strong dependency on ocaml-camlp4 in order to get the
safe_camlp4 script. This could be split into a subpackage in the future,
to get a base findlib package that does not depend on camlp4
ok jca@, tested by krw@ daniel@ jsg@
Direvent is a directory content watcher daemon, i.e. a program that monitors a
set of directories on the file system and reacts when their content changes.
When a change is detected, the daemon reacts by invoking an external command
configured for that kind of change.
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ok jasper@
ok ajacoutot@
Upcoming commits will add additional tweaks.
Many thanks to Vadim Zhukov (who did most of the work), Ian McWilliam
(co-maintainer), Stuart Henderson who provided lots of support and
feedback, Antoine Jacoutot who patiently dealt with my broken diffs,
and more generally all the people involved. Most of the recent work was
done during p2k15 and c2k15.
The Tarsnap frontend is an open source cross-platform Graphical User Interface
for the popular Tarsnap backup service, that's easy to use, light and open as
the Tarsnap command line client itself.
While the original Tarsnap command line client is oriented towards server and
scripted backups, facilitating workflows from inside a terminal, the GUI
frontend application allows the desktop user to easily back up important files
and directories using a lean and no-fuss interface while benefiting from the
same power, flexibility, openness and cost effectiveness that the Tarsnap
service implies and provides.
Due to security and bug fixes this upgrade is strongly recommended.
This version fixes a theoretically exploitable one-byte buffer overflow
when archiving objects with long path names; a vulnerability which
allows a corrupt archive to crash tarsnap; and two bugs which cause
tarsnap to crash if the network is inoperative when it launches. This
version also adds support for performing "dry runs" without tarsnap
keys, which makes it possible to estimate tarsnap usage costs without
first creating a tarsnap account.
combination with 'get $svc flags'. this shaves several seconds off a regular
puppet run, and over 50% on 'puppet resource service'.
as discussed with aja@
also tested by sebastia@
