Remove postgresql-contrib in favour for postgresqlNN-contrib.
This way we will get packages built, which is nice.
Security: CVE-2010-1169
Security: CVE-2010-1170
The PostgreSQL Project today released minor versions updating all active
branches of the PostgreSQL object-relational database system, including
versions 8.4.4, 8.3.11, 8.2.17, 8.1.21, 8.0.25, and 7.4.29. This release
fixes moderate-risk security issues with PL/perl and PL/tcl, as well as
a data corruption issue with standby databases. Users of any of these
three features should update their PostgreSQL installations immediately.
The PL/perl security fix closes a security hole in PL/perl
procedures which could allow privilege escalation on the host system,
caused by a flaw in Safe.pm; see CVE-2010-1169 and CVE-2010-1447 for
details. A second patch prevents PL/tcl's pltcl_modules table from
being subverted in order to run arbitrary Tcl scripts; see
CVE-2010-1170. These issues only affect users who have enabled either
of these two stored procedure languages.
Also corrected is use of the command ALTER TABLE SET TABLESPACE, which
previously could cause data corruption on Warm Standby database slaves.
This issue affects only version 8.4.
There are also 21 other bug fixes in this release, some of which apply
only to version 8.4, and a few of which are specifically for Windows.
While these are generally fixes for minor issues, among the changes are:
* Fix for a combinational crash condition
* Prevent normal users from resetting some GUCs in
their own role definitions
* Correctly apply constraint exclusion in UPDATE and DELETE queries
* Minor fixes for WAL archiving
* Update timezone data for 12 zones
See the release notes for a full list of changes with details.
Releasenotes at http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/release.html
1) fix for bug #528467 (C_UnwrapKey didn't work with DSA and EC private keys)
2) fix for bug #526231 (C_GetAttributeValue didn't correctly work)
3) partial fix for bug #564011 (object ID race on keypairgen)
4) use sqlite3 in ports (there is no reason to compile the bundled one)
Approved by: no objections by marcus and gnome team
package allowing the following:
* User-specific atom definitions and polymer chemistry definitions;
* Powerful sequence editing with user-defined glyphs for each monomer
and monomer chemical modification. Multi-region selections;
* Polymer sequence chemical/enzymatic cleavage;
* Intramolecular cross-linking, like disulfide bonds with total resolution
of the peptides generated upon enzymatic cleavage;
* Gas-phase fragmentation of oligomers;
* Mass-to-charge ratio calculations with inline change of ionization agent;
* Calculation of net electrical charge and of isoelectric point (even by
taking into account monomer modifications if polymer is a protein);
* Simulation of isotopic patterns for any chemical formula and z charge;
* A number of plugins allow 1) translation of the sequence from one format
to another (using a dictionary, like between the 1-letter code and the 3-letter
code of proteins) 2) conversion of number format according to any localized
number format 3) sort mass lists.
PR: ports/146564
Submitted by: Gvozdikov Veniamin <g.veniamin@googlemail.com>
Implement PKGNAMEPREFIX=ap13|ap20|ap22
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- Create packages for USE_APACHE=x ports with PKGNAMEPREFIX [1]
- Rephrase IGNORE statement, kill EOL spaces, reformat in Mk/bsd.apache.mk [2]
- Remove USE_APACHE=yes, USE_APACHE=apr, and APR_DEPS=foo
- Remove APACHE_COMPAT=X
- Drop support for 21 [dev only release, not in tree for years now]
PR: ports/115461 [1], ports/133197 [2], ports/141688
Submitted by: myself (pgollucci@),
Alexey Rubtsov <arubtsov@swsoft.com> [1],
dafne [2]
Requested by: Several [1]
Tested by: 2 -exp runs by pav
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
With Hat: apache@
TepSonic is a simple and fast audio player but it has all the basic functions
that every good audio player should have. TepSonic is not trying to be
like Amarok or Banshee, it stays small and simple.
WWW: http://www.tepsonic.org/
PR: ports/146700
Submitted by: Gvozdikov Veniamin <g.veniamin at googlemail.com>
