Subject: CVS commit: pkgsrc/chat/naim
To: None <pkgsrc-changes@NetBSD.org>
From: Thomas Klausner <wiz@netbsd.org>
List: pkgsrc-changes
Date: 07/19/2006 22:28:18
Module Name:	pkgsrc
Committed By:	wiz
Date:		Wed Jul 19 22:28:18 UTC 2006

Modified Files:
	pkgsrc/chat/naim: Makefile distinfo

Log Message:
Update to 0.11.8.2:

Summary of changes from 0.11.8.1 to 0.11.8.2
============================================
[FT  fea] CTCP requests and replies will now be stacked onto outgoing
messages and autoreplies, respectively. This feature applies to
both IRC and AIM.
[TOC fea] Preliminary support for having multiple clients connected
to the same screen name on AIM. naim is now able to keep buddy
lists synchronized between all clients. Eliminates warnings about
unknown INSERTED2 and DELETED2 messages.
[FT  fea] Misc. code cleanups and simplifications backported from
ngnaim.
[TOC bug] Apparently, some users can sign on to AIM in such a way
as to mask their signon time. FireTalk used a signon time of 0 to
designate "offline", which led to some confusion when users signed
on with an actual reported signon time of 0. This led to assertion
failures in toc2.c. Fixed.
[IRC fea] A user's user@host is now displayed when the user joins
a channel on IRC.
[FT  bug] In some cases, CTCP requests were compared to the list
of known types case insensitively, sometimes case sensitively. The
spec. requires sensitivity to case. Fixed.
[IRC fea] All messages sent without a source are treated as coming
from a pseudo-target of ":SERVER".
[IRC fea] All messages sent before client signon is completed that
are not handled by the signon parser are passed to the normal
parser. This allows forced joins, CTCP handling from bots during
signon, etc.
[FT  fea] Some IRC servers send CTCP VERSION requests during signon,
before 001 (IRC's "you are now signed on and can send messages"
protocol message), and demand a reply. naim was naively replying,
but FireTalk was suppressing the reply (since it hadn't been told
it could send messages yet). A hack has been put in place to allow
CTCP replies to go through before signon has completed.
[IRC bug] The /SETPRIV command did not have a handler in irc.c.
This causes a reliable crash. Fixed.
[UI  bug] In some situations, naim could report a negative number
of lines left to play back during scrollback. Workaround implemented.
[UI  fea] /open WINDOW now jumps you to WINDOW if WINDOW already
exists.
[UI  fea] Overusing nickname completion now only complains to you
a few times, then stops. Previously it complained forever unless
an obscure setting was toggled.
[UI  fea] New $ctcpverbose. If set, unknown CTCP requests are
displayed in the UI.
[pkg bug] Most tail utilities accept either "tail +3 file" or "tail
-n +3 file" the same. Some only accept "tail -n +3 file". Others
only accept "tail +3 file". naim's packaging no longer uses the
tail utility, at all.
[UI  fea] The /sync command has been removed.
[pkg fea] The --firetalk-lily-binary-link configure option has been
removed, along with all code paths that depended on it.
[UI  fea] Improved error condition reporting backported from ngnaim.
[UI  bug] In some situations, file transfers could report incorrect
completion statistics due to integer overflow. All calculations
are performed using floating point now, though the UI still only
displays whole numbers.
[UI  bug] A change in how windows were looked up made in 0.11.8.1
caused all messages to both users and chats to be sent using the
send-to-user API. This did not cause problems on IRC or Lily, but
did cause chat room messages to be silently eaten on AIM. Fixed.
[UI  fea] At some point since the 0.11.8.1 release, AOL's servers
began changing bare \n characters in profiles to the string <br/>\n,
which naim did not understand. naim now treats <br/> as a synonym
for <br>.
[UI  fea] The dynamic library subsystem is initialized before
.naimrc is parsed, allowing your .naimrc to use the modload command.


To generate a diff of this commit:
cvs rdiff -r1.44 -r1.45 pkgsrc/chat/naim/Makefile
cvs rdiff -r1.25 -r1.26 pkgsrc/chat/naim/distinfo

Please note that diffs are not public domain; they are subject to the
copyright notices on the relevant files.