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[ANN] pkg_online-client-0.10 release
Some time ago I released new version of wip/pkg_online-client, client part
of the client/server search system for pkgsrc packages.
The default search capabilities becomes even more powerful.
Quick example is below.
0 pkg_online-client>pkg_online_find dns server
net/dhisd - DynDNS server
net/fpdns - Fingerprinting DNS servers
net/maradns - Secure DNS server for *NIX systems
net/mydns-mysql - MySQL-based DNS server
net/mydns-pgsql - PostgreSQL-based DNS server
net/nsd - Authoritative-only DNS server
net/p5-Net-DNSServer - Perl5 module to be used as a domain name
server
net/powerdns - Modern, advanced and high performance
nameserver
net/powerdns-recursor(pdns-recursor) - PowerDNS resolver/recursing
nameserver
net/rootprobe - Root DNS server performance analysis
net/unbound - DNS resolver and recursive server
sysutils/wbm-bind8 - Webmin module for managing ISC BIND 8.x DNS
servers
wip/ldapdns(ldapdns-cvs) - Tiny, fast authoritative nameserver that
queries LDAP
wip/py-oak(py24-oak) - Authoritative/recursive DNS server
wip/py-oak(py25-oak) - Authoritative/recursive DNS server
wip/py-oak(py26-oak) - Authoritative/recursive DNS server
0 pkg_online-client>
Detailed manual is in README file.
Major changes:
Now pkg_online_client and pkg_online_find conform to POSIX Utility
Syntax Guideline, for example, you can run the following
pkg_online_find -r3 runawk.
pkg_online_client/pkg_online_find and server-side tools now use
.conf files (pkg_online_client.conf and pkg_online_server.conf)
placed under sysconfdir directory or user's home.
Build system has changed to mk-configure and the project structure
has been reorganized.
New option -n was added to pkg_online_client.
FIX: dictd's special entries (00-database-xxx) are ignored by
pkg_online_client.
AI logic has moved from pkg_online_client to pkg_online_find.
DESCRPTION:xxx entries were removed from PKG_ONLINE_FALLBACK_RULES.
Several "dict" clients are run in parallel. This gives ~25% speed-up.
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Best regards, Aleksey Cheusov.
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