This extension is a PHP binding for Google LevelDB
WWW: http://pecl.php.net/package/leveldb
PR: ports/185233
Submitted by: John Chen <johnpupu@gmail.com>
o) www/rubygem-passenger;
o) third-party modules for www/nginx and www/nginx-devel.
<ChangeLog>
Release 4.0.33
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* Fixed a compatibility problem in passenger-install-apache2-module with Ruby 1.8.
The language selection menu didn't work properly.
Release 4.0.32
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* Fixed compatibility problems with old Ruby versions that didn't include RubyGems.
Release 4.0.31
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* Introduced a new tool: `passenger-config restart-app`. With this command you
can initiate an application restart without touching restart.txt.
Unlike touching restart.txt, this tool initiates the restart immediately
instead of on the next request.
* Fixed some problems in process spawning and request handling.
* Fixed some problems with the handling of HTTP chunked transfer encoding
bodies. These problems only occurred in Ruby.
* Fixed the HelperAgent, upon shutdown, not correctly waiting 5 seconds until
all clients have disconnected. Fixes issue #884.
* Fixed compilation problems on FreeBSD.
* Fixed some C++ strict aliasing problems.
* Fixed some problems with spawning applications that print messages without
newline during startup. Fixes issue #1039.
* Fixed potential hangs on JRuby when Ctrl-C is used to shutdown the server.
Fixes issue #1035.
* When Phusion Passenger is installed through the Debian package,
passenger-install-apache2-module now checks whether the Apache
module package (libapache2-mod-passenger) is properly installed,
and installs it using apt-get if it's not installed. Fixes
issue #1031.
* The `passenger-status --show=xml` command no longer prints the non-XML
preamble, such as the version number and the time. Fixes issue #1037.
* The Ruby native extension check whether it's loaded against the right Ruby
version, to prevent problems when people upgrade Ruby without recompiling
their native extensions.
* Various other minor Debian packaging improvements.
</ChangeLog>
* Fixed bugs with freeing nodes in the red-black trees and
additional code cleanup.
* special thanks to Sitsofe Wheeler <sitsofe@yahoo.com>.
Submitted by: maintainer, jcm@visi.com (via mail)
If one day we are no adding a target actually correspond to an actual file, simply adding
the name of the target to the NOTPHONY will make it work as expected
Move ordering of targets to the very end of bsd.port.post.mk and make it define dynamically
Now all targets should be defined prior to the end of bsd.port.post.mk to allow .ORDER to control
the sequence of the targets properly.
From now all structural targets should also be defined in one of the _SEQ variable.
Extra bonus only the really defined targets are set in the final order sequence meaning that we do
not need anymore to create a ${DO_NADA} fallback target anymore, which improves performance and
simplify debugging.
Exp-run: bdrewery
With hat: portmgr
