Hi.
Now that mozilla-thunderbird-1.5.0.7 is in, let's update the i18n.
Cheers!
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Antoine
diff -ruN --exclude CVS /usr/ports/mail/thunderbird-i18n/Makefile
thunderbird-i18n/Makefile
--- /usr/ports/mail/thunderbird-i18n/Makefile Sun Jul 2 18:32:35 2006
+++ thunderbird-i18n/Makefile Wed Sep
Hi.
Some changes to the fxtv port :
- add png encoding support to fxtv_cnvt.sh (from NetBSD)
- change the intermediate encoded file from AIFF to RAW format (without
this change, sound is not decoded correctly)
- add graphics/netpbm to RUN_DEPENDS
Please test and comment.
Thanks!
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Antoinedif
Thanks for the offlist replies, I'll repost the port when the tree is
unlocked.
Jonathan Schleifer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > The ports tree is in soft-lock at the moment; it's possible/likely
> > that your patch won't be committed until after the lock. Hang on to
> > it and test ports already in the tree.
>
> I know that, but posted it so it can already be tested.
AFAI
that was a few days ago :-)
On Wed, Sep 20, 2006 at 03:26:42PM +0100, Sevan / Venture37 wrote:
> Thanks for the offlist replies, I'll repost the port when the tree is
> unlocked.
>
>
DESCR
Mod_bandwidth is a module for the Apache webserver that enable the
setting of server-wide or per connection bandwidth limits, based on the
directory, size of files and remote IP/domain.
Please test and comment... It works fine here under macppc/current.
Enjoy!
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Antoine
mod_bandwidth.t
Keith,
thanks for the response I've build apache2 from source as well and
with mod_python and python on it's side you can choose from using
mod_python 2.7.x for Apache 1.3.x -- python 2.2.x
mod_python 3.2.x for Apache 2.0.x and up -- python 2.3.x up
I build an apache2 source, python 2.4 a
http://www.ruxcon.org.au/presentations.shtml#3
Exploiting OpenBSD - Ben Hawkes
Free, functional and sort of secure. This presentation explores
the cutting edge of exploit development on an OpenBSD system.
Topics discussed will include the stack-smashing protector (SSP/ProPolice),
Address Spa
Hi,
since the ports-tree is unlocked now, I submit my pscan-port again.
pkg/DESCR:
Pscan is an utility that is able to detect bad coded code parts in C
source files (including formatstring bugs).
You can find the port-tgz here:
http://doomed-reality.org/files/Projects/OpenBSD/ports/pscan-1.6_po
that was a few days ago :-)
Arse!
& I've just seen the posts of undeadly!
Ok, here it is the chillispot port again:
http://www.geeklan.co.uk/files/chillispot-1_0-openbsd_port.tar.gz
Chillispot is used for authenticating users of a wireless LAN, it ties in
with a RADIUS server & provides a
any of you guys experienced firefox closing?
I tried to run it on the terminal to see what it's spitting out when
it closes and it gives me the following
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ firefox
mork error: Too many open files
mork error: Too many open files
can someone help me out on how this can be fix?
Hey Edgar,
> any of you guys experienced firefox closing?
Not when not pushing that nice little X on the top right corner, no.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ firefox
> mork error: Too many open files
> mork error: Too many open files
What does `sysctl kern.maxfiles` say? My guess is 1772. Try increasi
On 9/20/06, Nico Meijer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey Edgar,
> any of you guys experienced firefox closing?
Not when not pushing that nice little X on the top right corner, no.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ firefox
> mork error: Too many open files
> mork error: Too many open files
What does `sysc
On Thu, 21 Sep 2006, Nico Meijer wrote:
> Hey Edgar,
>
> > any of you guys experienced firefox closing?
>
> Not when not pushing that nice little X on the top right corner, no.
>
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ $ firefox
> > mork error: Too many open files
> > mork error: Too many open files
>
> What
Steffen Wendzel [2006-09-20, 21:46:06]:
> Hi,
>
> since the ports-tree is unlocked now, I submit my pscan-port again.
>
> pkg/DESCR:
>
> Pscan is an utility that is able to detect bad coded code parts in C
> source files (including formatstring bugs).
>
> You can find the port-tgz here:
> http:
Hi,
Any comments on this? I'm particulalry interested in comments/criticsm
of the changes to python.port.mk
Once this is in, I have a complete port of the Pylons web application
framework and its dependencies (inc. SQLObject and SQLAlchemy)
ready...
-d
On Mon, 18 Sep 2006, Damien Miller wrote:
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