Re: NEW: p5-CGI-Session-4.20

On Sun 2007.04.08 at 20:37 -0400, Mike Erdely wrote: > From pkg/DESCR > CGI-Session is a Perl5 library that provides an easy, reliable and > modular session management system across HTTP requests. Persistency > is a key feature for such applications as shopping carts, > login/authentication routine

NEW: p5-mimedefang-2.61

>From DESCR: MIMEDefang is a framework for filtering e-mail. It uses Sendmail's "Milter" API, some C glue code, and some Perl code to let you write high-performancemail filters in Perl. I've used it with clamd and SpamAssassin, to remove "bad" attachment types and (only as a proof of concept) to a

NEW: p5-CGI-Session-4.20

>From pkg/DESCR CGI-Session is a Perl5 library that provides an easy, reliable and modular session management system across HTTP requests. Persistency is a key feature for such applications as shopping carts, login/authentication routines, and application that need to carry data across HTTP request

NEW: tsclient-0.148

Attached is a resend of tsclient-0.148. This is a GTK+-2-based front-end for rdesktop and VNC. It works for me on i386, but I get a weird error message in my xterm when I close the rdesktop connection: ** (tsclient:7119): WARNING **: X Error of failed request: BadAtom (invalid Atom parameter)

Re: Trouble installing/starting AdobeReader Newbie

On 2007/04/08 15:30, Robert Goulding wrote: > Can I just untar and run scripts or does there have to be a package? > When I try to run the INSTALL shell script it says INSTALL not found. Untar what? INSTALL script from where? It sounds like you might not be aware that there's a port for Adobe Rea

Trouble installing/starting AdobeReader Newbie

Can I just untar and run scripts or does there have to be a package? When I try to run the INSTALL shell script it says INSTALL not found. I am in the right directory. Can I not run "shell" scripts? I tried this using tarballs, can I not do that either? Please help, thanks. Robert Goulding

pulseaudio port

Since 2 days I'm trying to port pulseaudio on openbsd. This port give me some problem in particularly with OSS support in openbsd and missing some POSIX implementations. I finnaly have success in compiling it, but it still hangs on my box. If you have any idéee to solve this problem, don't hesit

Re: NEW: iftop-0.17

On Sun, Apr 08, 2007 at 03:15:44PM +0100, Mark Lumsden wrote: > Hi, > > First attempt at a port. ok? > > - mark No, not okay. not your fault though... I have this as an unfinished port as well. iftop is only half-functional: the curses user interface does not work at all. In theory, you sho

Re: [strange work around] Re: snort alert timestamps are close to

I believe the following type cast to u_int32_t may be considered as a correct fix for the problem (this fixes my problem at least, and does not look dumb): s = (u_int32_t)(tvp->tv_sec + localzone) % 86400; Because: I've read the posts here (and private messages too), and all of them point to a s

NEW: iftop-0.17

Hi, First attempt at a port. ok? - mark iftop-0.17.tgz Description: Binary data

Re: x264 support in mplayer, vlc, ffmpeg and avidemux

On Sun, 8 Apr 2007, Jason Dixon wrote: Is there any way to get bsdmaniak's vlc/liveMedia support integrated (http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=117200227918938&w=2)? Brad Smith also created a similar port (http://metabug.org/news/video-streaming-update/), but I don't see that it was ever subm

Re: x264 support in mplayer, vlc, ffmpeg and avidemux

On Apr 8, 2007, at 5:06 AM, Antoine Jacoutot wrote: Hi. I am about to commit multimedia/x264 to the tree (tarball included). When installed, it gets picked up by the following ports: avidemux, vlc and mplayer. I included diffs that make the following changes: * mplayer -> adds a x264 FLA

Re: update: net/nepenthes

> prelude-libprelude-0.9.13.2 > prelude-libpreludedb-0.9.12 > prelude-libpreludedb-pgsql-0.9.12 > prelude-manager-0.9.7.2 > prelude-prewikka-0.9.9 If you are using prelude, you can test updates located at: http://www.atlantilde.com/~aanriot/ports/ It will be commited with the nepenthes changes in

update: net/aggregate

Trivial update for aggregate, please test and comment. I sent this diff to the maintainer several days ago and got no answer http://rui.cx/ports/aggregate-1.6.diff works for me on i386 Rui Reis

Re: x264 support in mplayer, vlc, ffmpeg and avidemux

On Sun, 8 Apr 2007, steven mestdagh wrote: I would prefer to just add it to mplayer's dependencies, as it's a fairly small dependency. Done. Actually I like this better too, but since mplayer seemed to like FLAVORS ;-) -- AntoineIndex: Makefile ===

Re: x264 support in mplayer, vlc, ffmpeg and avidemux

Antoine Jacoutot [2007-04-08, 11:06:27]: > Hi. > > I am about to commit multimedia/x264 to the tree (tarball included). > When installed, it gets picked up by the following ports: avidemux, vlc > and mplayer. > > I included diffs that make the following changes: > > * mplayer > -> adds a x264

update: net/nepenthes

Here's an update to net/nepenthes: http://rui.cx/ports/nepenthes-0.2.0p0.diff This update brings some changes: * prelude flavor added * postgresql is enabled by default * adds user and group _nepenthes Prelude is an opensource Hybrid IDS framework, which is able to use different sensors like sno

x264 support in mplayer, vlc, ffmpeg and avidemux

Hi. I am about to commit multimedia/x264 to the tree (tarball included). When installed, it gets picked up by the following ports: avidemux, vlc and mplayer. I included diffs that make the following changes: * mplayer -> adds a x264 FLAVOR (+1 patch) -> regen patches * vlc -> enable x264 su

mtools-3.9.10.tar.gz changed?

Salut Alain, i just realized that you seem to have removed a couple of bogus files from your mtools-3.9.10.tar.gz distribution tarball. While i certainly appreciate your effort to actively maintain the mtools software, i should like to respectfully draw your attention to the fact that changing pu