mail/dovecot24-pigeonhole: new port
Sieve language support by a plugin for the Dovecot deliver LDA&LMTP
* Mail filtering
* Mail forwarding
* Vacation auto-reply
PR: 298046
Reviewed-by: Martin Waschbüsch <martin at waschbuesch.de>
Michael Grimm <trashcan at ellael.org>
kew: update to 3.4.3
- Add Scrollable text on help view.
- Add progress bar below mini-controls.
- Volume now can go to 12, or 120%.
- Added ability to read lyrics from TXXX (description: USLT) tags,
which is how ffmpeg defaults to encode lyrics.
- Auto-resume is now off by default in a fresh install.
- bug fixes
Revert "[Clang] Refactor instantiation of declarations within concepts" (#223235)
This reverts llvm/llvm-project#221707
This broke std::map as reported in
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/issues/223220
[DAGCombiner] Only fold shift+mask compare to rotate if the shift amount divides the bit width (#220743)
DAGCombiner::visitSETCC can turn `(X << S) == (X & -(1 << S))` (or the
srl variant) into `rotl(X, S) == X`, and the other way around, when the
target prefers one form over the other. The two forms are only equivalent when
S divides the bit width. The check used `isPowerOf2(S)`, which is the same
thing for i8/i16/i32/i64 but not for odd widths like i3, where S = 2 is a
power of two that does not divide 3. On x86, which prefers the rotate,
the reporter's i3 function returned the wrong value for two of its eight
inputs.
This changes the `MayTransformRotate` flag passed to
`preferedOpcodeForCmpEqPiecesOfOperand` to check `NumBits % S == 0`
(with S != 0) and fixes the two comments that described the old rule. For legal
scalar types nothing changes. On illegal non power of two widths this
also lets a non power of two amount that divides the width use the rotate
(like i6 with S = 3); that is correct for the same reason and legalizes
through the usual rotate promotion, same as i6 with S = 2 did before. The x86
hook already honors the flag in both directions, so the fix lives in the
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ocaml-cppo: add version string to dune-project
If /usr/ports is a git checkout, and a dune project is missing the version
string, then dune will attempt to check if the port is a git project in
order to find a version string via git.
However ocaml-cppo is not a git project and so dune walks the directory tree
until it finds the unrelated /usr/ports/.git in this setup. Dune then uses
the unrelated parent git repo to extract the wrong version string for
ocaml-cppo's metadata.
Fix this by patching in a version string manually into dune-project. This
will avoid dune going down this wrong code path. Note that the build will
only error out on a system that is also missing a git package. If git is
present then dune will silently insert the wrong package metadata.
Spotted by tb@
arm64: fpu: avoid unnecessarily reads of MVFR1_EL1
The contents of MVFR1_EL1 do not change at runtime and it is already
saved in struct cpu_info. Use the cached value in fpu_state_load() as it
avoids a guest exit when running under a hypervisor with HCR_EL2.TID3 = '1'.
[lldb] Bound Mach-O symtab allocation to the file size (#222955)
Opening a Mach-O file whose LC_SYMTAB claims far more symbols than the
file could possibly hold makes lldb ask for hundreds of gigabytes. A
128-byte file with LC_SYMTAB.nsyms = 0x80000000 (the new unit test's
input, built with yaml2obj) reproduces it through `lldb-target-fuzzer`,
the harness that found this bug:
```
==45515== ERROR: libFuzzer: out-of-memory (malloc(171798691840))
#8 std::__1::__split_buffer<lldb_private::Symbol,...>::__split_buffer(...)
#9 std::__1::vector<lldb_private::Symbol,...>::resize(unsigned long)
#10 lldb_private::Symtab::Resize(unsigned long)
#11 ObjectFileMachO::ParseSymtab(lldb_private::Symtab&)
```
`ParseSymtab()` sizes the destination `Symtab`'s `vector<Symbol>`
directly
from `nsyms` and `nindirectsyms`, two counts read from the file's
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[SLP]Fix dep accounting when cancelling a bundle with repeated copyable users
Skip duplicate users instead of stopping at the first one when walking
the operand lanes; an early stop misses a trailing self-use lane, the
displaced parent-edge copyable data is never restored, and scheduling
asserts.
Fixes #223225
Reviewers:
Pull Request: https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/223236
multimedia/libbluray: update to version 1.5.1
This is an important bug-fix release:
- Fix out-of-bounds write in graphics processor on invalid input
- Fix possible buffer overread when parsing PTS/DTS in m2ts demuxer
- Fix NULL dereference in playlist subpath cleanup
- Fix chapter and playmark search range checks
- Fix invalid memory access with out-of-range angles on multi-angle discs
- Harden clip info (CLPI) parsing against out-of-range indexes and empty tables
- Harden RLE decoding against integer overflow and oversized allocations
- Detect seek/read failures in the bitstream reader
- Fix branch condition (BC) instruction in HDMV VM
- Avoid undefined behaviour in HDMV VM shifts and sound data parsing
- BD-J: Fix DSMCCObject unload condition
- BD-J: Restrict visibility of EventManager and NPTRate constructors
multimedia/libbluray: update to version 1.5.1
This is an important bug-fix release:
- Fix out-of-bounds write in graphics processor on invalid input
- Fix possible buffer overread when parsing PTS/DTS in m2ts demuxer
- Fix NULL dereference in playlist subpath cleanup
- Fix chapter and playmark search range checks
- Fix invalid memory access with out-of-range angles on multi-angle discs
- Harden clip info (CLPI) parsing against out-of-range indexes and empty tables
- Harden RLE decoding against integer overflow and oversized allocations
- Detect seek/read failures in the bitstream reader
- Fix branch condition (BC) instruction in HDMV VM
- Avoid undefined behaviour in HDMV VM shifts and sound data parsing
- BD-J: Fix DSMCCObject unload condition
- BD-J: Restrict visibility of EventManager and NPTRate constructors
