Personal newsfeeds active again
The personal news feeds are active once again.
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Site changes, new feature, etc.
The personal news feeds are active once again.
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FreshPorts, the place for ports, now lists the latest vulnerabilities. Along the left hand side of the page, you’ll see the last 15 vulnerabilities, as obtained from the ports/security/portuadit/vuln.xml file. Happy patching.
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The Python listening script is now in production. With a few luser-type problems along the way. Specifically: I have discovered, quite recently, that having the same name for both the NOTIFY command and the LISTEN command is kind of a good strategy when you actually want your listener to be notified. The problem? The code
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I’m asking for donations to purchase new hardware. Details are in this FreeBSD Diary article. Thank you.
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Royce Williams wrote in with a good suggestion about the watch list interface. When I read it, I immediately new it was a good idea. Royce said the existing icons for adding and removing a port from the watch list were not intuitive. He suggesting using as a base, and putting either a plus (+)
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It was not long ago that I announced the deprecation of the security notificaiton report. This report depended upon manually designating a particular commit as security-related within the FreshPorts database. A lack of resources to perform this task meant that the report was rarely sent out. I suggested that everyone install and use portaudit, which
Security Notices will return Read More »
I’m in Charlottetown today, and waiting for a meeting to finish (I’m not in that meeting), so I thought I’d take the time to post this about newsfeeds. FreshPorts now has more newsfeeds in more formats than you could ever possibly want or need. We now have 9 formats, all available from one central location.
Newsfeeds in more formats than you will ever need! Read More »
Caching to disk, at least for ports, is now implemented. I didn’t plan to moved a new feature into production on the day before I leave for a conference, but it happened. If you notice that the website has not been updated after a port has been committed, please let me know. That will indicate
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Spam is so annoying. It takes up so much of my time. I don’t want spammers posting here. Neither do you. This morning I found 60 posts waiting to be moderated. I’ve have enough of this crap. I have better things to do with my time. Moderating spam is not on the short list. Today
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I’m just about to commit some changes that will greatly improve the URL parsing. I’m sure there’s more room for improvment, but this is a first step. Please read Parsing the URL for a bit of background. It now handles virtual categories correctly. In the process, I had to fix up a number other items
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