- -d option only works as a daemon now.
- remove it from startup script and wait for future release.
- Noticed by <richard AT boysoncom dot com>
Approved by: co-mentor (vanilla)
+ JPEG comment exploit (MS04-028) detection
*** IMPORTANT ***
The configruration file for the clamd daemon has changed from
/usr/local/etc/clamav.conf to /usr/local/etc/clamd.conf.
PR: 72203
Approved by: Rob Evers <revers@infraqon.nl> (maintainer)
least three files with this comment at the top:
* This file contains most of the source files of Xpm, concatenated and with
* the public names changed (to have an _LtXpm prefix).
- Make security/libtasn1 and security/opencdk into optional dependencies,
enabled by knobs: WITH_LIBTASN1 and WITH_OPENCDK, respectively.
Default to using their included versions
Updating the Samhain integrity checking system from 1.8.10b to 1.8.11.
Code changes include:
o for files in the IgnoreAll policy, there are no warnings
(anymore) about 'no such user/group' and/or non-printable filenames
o there is a new option HardlinkOffset=... to specify an
offset from the canonical hardlink count for a directory
o ... and a new option AddOKChars=... to modify the set of
characters in a filename for which a warning (about
obscure/non-printable) filename is issued.
Port changes:
Turn off kernel integrity checking by default - building
this into packages wouldn't work anyhow, since it would
only work with an identical kernel as on the build cluster.
PR: ports/71169
Submitted by: David Thiel <lx@redundancy.redundancy.org>
Note to maintainer: your mailer is apparently changing tabs to spaces.
For short patches like this, it's possible to work around it; for
longer patches, it won't work at all.
PR: ports/71680
Submitted by: bugghy <bugghy at rootshell dot be> ( maintainer)
to the crypto engine (assuming your card supports them).
This make the Hifn cards much more useful as AES-256 is
the default encryption for many client applications.
Submitted by: Spike Ilacqua
Obtained from: OpenBSD
If `freebsd-update cron` fails due to a lack of internet
connection, two emails will be sent -- one with the error
message from fetch(1), and the other from freebsd-update
reporting that patches could not be downloaded.
This patch corrects this mis-behaviour and causes a single
email to be sent in such an event; this will be included
in a future version of the distfile.
PR: ports/72310
Submitted by: Colin Percival <cperciva@daemonology.net>
