I think it's a bug that linux_base thinks it conflicts with itself.
--petef
The problem occurs if you do
make install; make install FORCE_PKG_REGISTER=yes
which is somewhat supported, although [seldom] (never?) used.
--eik
Also record conflicts with cle_base.
distinfo file, and instead fetch this one from from the i386 directory for
both Alpha and i386 architectures. Based on the previous commit that
duplicated these entries in the plist, these files should be more or
less identical. Note: ftp-master will be updated soon with the correct
distfile. [1]
Also, remove redundant slashes from the jail message. [2]
PR: 61660 [1]
61697 [2]
Submitted by: Linh Pham <question@closedsrc.org> [2]
The function gzprintf within zlib, when called with a string
longer than Z_PRINTF_BUFZISE (= 4096 bytes), can overflow
without giving a warning. zlib-1.1.4 and earlier exhibit
this behavior. There are no known exploits of the gzprintf
overrun, and only a few programs, including rpm2html and
gimp-print, are known to use the gzprintf function. The
problem has been fixed by checking the length of the output
string within gzprintf.
--<URL:http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHSA-2003-079.html>
package. libstdc++-2.96 is a core package that is referenced by many
linux_base applications such as linux-eagle. For instance, linux-eagle
doesn't work with linux_base-7.1_3.
Despite the importance, libstdc++-2.96 has been forgotten to be extracted
since 6 months. (Actually, the RPM package is listed in the Makefile,
but was badly defined so that no extraction was performed.)
Since linux_base is an important package, I hesitated to commit this
correction (for a long time :). If there is any incovenience in the
way of package definition, please feel free to correct my change.
remotely exploitable RPC bug (Red Hat advisory RHSA-2003-089 and
CERT advisory CA-2003-10).
According to <URL:http://www.redhat.com/apps/support/errata/>, "all
errata support for Alpha products, Sparc products, and Powertools
products have reached end of life."
I didn't do proper run-time testing of this, but "make package
deinstall" leaves a clean /compat/linux/ behind.
list by bsd.port.mk insert anti foot-shooting device, which prevents
infinite fork loop when the user defines corresponding USE_XXX in global
make.conf, command line or environment.
Similar devices should probably be inserted into ports that might be inserted
into dependency list by others bsd.foo.mk files (bsd.ruby.mk, bsd.python.mk
and so on.)
warning about unknown owners. Add a reminder in the Makefile, because this
fix should be removed when a new release of the RPMS fixes the problem.
Specifically, the only affected file in the LINUXBASE hierarchy is
usr/man/man8/setserial.8 (-> root:wheel)
Approved by: marcel
settings and fails to install if the language is not C.
Override any locale settings when running rpm.
PR: 16621
Submitted by: Mikhail Teterin <mi@video-collage.com>
by the globally defined LINUXBASE. Setting DESTDIR on the
command line now does what one expects.
Also, don't download and install glib-1.2.5 when we're also
downloading and installing glib-1.2.6. It's now possible to
reinstall this port over itself.
independent packages that, despite the identical names, have
different contents.
This "feature" is currently implemented in a way that works
around a limitation in bsd.port.mk and can be considered a
hack.
script so that the behaviour of a package installation matches
that of a port installation identically.
Note that, in the package case, we already have a valid run-time
linker hints file for Linux.
linuxulator uses /compat/linux and /compat may be a link (it is
on fresh installs) and may not point to /usr/compat at all. Also,
linux_devtools still uses /compat/linux.
If the prefix is changed to something other than /compat/linux,
make sure it's changed in all relevant places!
