- listen on "localhost" instead of "127.0.0.1"; helps with "family
inet6 inet4" in resolv.conf
- install /var/run/mpd in the rc script, and mention /var/run/mpd/socket
in the example config (ncmpc can use it by default)
ok dcoppa@ (maintainer)
This fills a void left since the removal of mp3gain. It applies replaygain
information to mp3 audio data, which allows for the use of replaygain
information even on players that do not support it via tags (common in
hardware mp3 players). mp3applygain is a fork of mp3gain with all code
removed except the code to actually modify the mp3 audio data to apply
the gain.
Help from jca@
OK sthen@
clang ignores -lstdc++ even if it is absent from the system, giving the
wrong hint to the configure, which proceeds to add it to the list of
libraries. Then libtool fails because it can't find it.
Why is clang ignoring -lstdc++? Convenience?
(mp3gain has various vulnerabilities due to a buggy old fork of mpg123's
decoder, additionally is mp3-only, whereas this handles more formats).
See various posts at http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2017/09/14/
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ReplayGain is designed to solve the problem of varying volumes between
different audio files. This package provides Python modules and scripts
to read, write and calculate Replay Gain on various file formats (Ogg
Vorbis, flac, WavPack, MP4, MP3).
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Using '--quiet' command line argument no longer results in a crash
(upstream git commit db28618929b9ec11e831d5a44437757f6195497d)
Mark songs as added to playlist immediately.
Fix a situation in which songs added to playlist from media library
or playlist editor screens would not be immediately marked as such
(upstream git commit c340a6ba9a322985b8d50ab477631689b6b8f55a)
After 12 years of nearly complete abandon, a new upstream arises !
(see http://www.solbu.net/english/tag/grip.html)
Reset MAINTAINER to ports@ (previous MAINTAINER agrees)
Garbage collect a bunch of patches merged around
Use x11/gnome MODULE
ok ajacoutot@