Portability fix for systems without SO_PEERCRED. A new attribute “_mtime” is updated each time an element is modified.
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Monthly Archives: May 2010
New fetchmail 6.3.17 patch
Minor fix for the older 6.3.14 patch to apply against this release of fetchmail. I’ve created a merge request to the fetchmail project at gitorious but according to the author(s) it will have to wait until version 7.
Uget libpwmd patch merged upstream!
The next release of Uget will contain pwmd support for proxies since the libpwmd patch has been merged upstream. This is the first project that I know of to include pwmd support! The Uget SVN repository should be used rather…
libpwmd work
Started picking up libpwmd again to try and fix SSH problems. It’s frustrating for me because of my unreliable connection; real remote hosts don’t act the same as a localnet or loopback connection. Hopefully the problems can be fixed without…
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PWMD 2.15
This version fixes the RC_ON_LOCKED and LOCK_ON_OPEN options when a client opens another file using the same connection.
Uget svn301 libpwmd patch
Proxy got fixed so now I can upload to Sourceforge again. This patch adds pwmd support to the proxy configuration of Uget. Get it here.
Uget and pwmd support
I have pwmd support working for proxy servers but I can’t upload the new patch since my (proxy) IP address is blacklisted from SourceForge for some reason. I’ll probably have to wait until later in the week during business hours…
pwmdEdit 0.1
The first public release of pwmdEdit is available. This is a Qt4 based pwmd client using libpwmd. It has most everything you need to edit a pwmd data file. Download it here. After downloading unpack the tarball and do: qmake;…
PWMD 2.14
This version fixes a security issue with the key_file configuration parameter. Make notice of any log file warnings that tell of a byte position after upgrading to this version. The byte position is where the key data will be truncated…
WP time settings fixed
Fixed blog post time stamps. Both a problem with client and wordpress.com settings. Unrelated to the CMOS battery problem. Coincidence? Perhaps…
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