chat/ejabberd: Update to 26.04
## Version 26.04
#### Core
- Add new listener options for limits to xml parser accepted input
- New predefined keyword `DATABASE_PATH` that points to the Mnesia spool dir
- Support HOST keyword in `sql_database` toplevel option, set nice default value
- ejabberd_config: New default_ram_db/3 clause that checks module support
powerdns: Update to 5.1.4
Released: 6th of August 2026
New Features
Allow NAPTR additional processing to be disabled
References: pull request 17810
Bug Fixes
more lmdb stability
References: pull request 17811, pull request 17814
Account for the existing content when parsing labels
References: pull request 17818
geoipbackend: create DNSSEC key files with mode 0600
References: pull request 17839
iputils: do not index past the address for byte-aligned prefixes
References: pull request 17846
dnsdist: Update to 2.1.1
Released: 6th of August 2026
Bug Fixes
Account for the existing content when parsing labels
References: #17790, #17797, pull request 17858
Do not index past the address for byte-aligned prefixes
References: #17835, pull request 17860
gnuplot: updated to 6.0.5
6.0.5
New features
Full mousing support for multiplots
all panels report mouse coordinates
all panels respond to pan/zoom/rotate mouse movement and hotkeys
"replot" reexecutes multiplot commands starting from current state
"remultiplot" restores the original state before reexecuting multiplot
interactive mousing remains active after ^C or "reset"
Unicode escape sequences \U+xxxx are accepted in more contexts
escape sequences are expanded in "noenhanced" strings
escape sequences are expanded during substring evaluation
escape sequences are expanded in string functions strstrt() and strlen()
New built-in function prod [<var> = <start> : <end>] <expression>
implements the sequential product operation
prod [i=a:b] f(i) = f(a) * f(a+1) * ... * f(b)
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www/xh: update to 0.26.2
Bug fixes
- Fix --auth ignoring credentials when the username is empty (e.g. -a :password), see #467 (@upuddu)
- Decode all frames in concatenated zstd response bodies, see #470 (@snowyukitty)
sysutils/uutils-coreutils: update to 0.10.0
Rust Coreutils 0.10.0 Release:
We are happy to announce the release of Rust Coreutils 0.10.0 - a release focused on GNU compatibility and robustness. The GNU test suite results improved sharply this cycle (645 passing, 29 failing, down from 56), we landed a second wave of security hardening (TOCTOU races, safe recursive descent, SELinux labeling at creation, backup guards), and we ran a broad anti-panic campaign across the utilities. On top of that: new features (mv --exchange and an OpenSSL backend for the checksum utilities), more zero-copy/read-ahead performance work, and wasm32-wasip2 support.
Highlights:
GNU Compatibility
645 passing GNU tests (+20) and 27 fewer failures, the largest single-cycle drop we have had
Dozens of behavior alignments: pr (-w/-W/-l/-e/-o, merge mode, page ranges), nproc (cgroups v2 quota, affinity mask, offline cores, OMP_* handling), date (out-of-range years, -d -, O modifier, timezone strings), numfmt, ls, du, install, od, truncate, fold, head/tail, sum, stat
Many error messages now carry the file name and the real OS error instead of a vague or stripped message
Security Hardening
Continued the TOCTOU work started in 0.9.0: touch no longer uses O_TRUNC on create, mkfifo drops the path-based chmod, head checks the open fd instead of the path, split hardens the output-open path, chcon anchors recursive relabeling to the traversal dirfd
Safe recursive descent fixes for chmod/chown (symlink cycles, --preserve-root re-checked during the descent), and cp no longer descends into a destination subdirectory that is a symlink
SELinux labels are now applied at creation in mkdir, mkfifo and mknod instead of being applied afterwards
mv fails closed when recreating a cross-device directory destination, compares file identity in the --backup=simple guard, and strips setuid/setgid when a cross-device copy cannot preserve ownership
chroot chroots exactly the path --skip-chdir validated; stdbuf refuses a libstdbuf path that cannot be represented in LD_PRELOAD; install finalizes ownership before mode
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jj: updated to 0.44.0
0.44.0
Support for fetching and pushing tags has now been stabilized. Tags can be
tracked or untracked just like bookmarks. Tracked tags are pushed by default.
net/sniffnet: update to 1.5.1
New features
- Show latency of connections (#1194 — fixes #845)
- Added Hungarian translation 🇭🇺 (#1197)
- Added Sinhala translation 🇱🇰 (#1239)
Improvements
- Support CIDR ranges in imported IP blacklists (#1181)
- Show number of IP addresses and CIDR ranges in imported IP blacklists (#1183)
- Add relevant keywords to the .desktop file (#1248)
- Updated some of the existing translations to v1.5:
- Ukrainian (#1039)
- German (#1122)
- French (#1123)
- Spanish (#1140)
- Indonesian (#1145)
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misc/tailspin: update to 7.0.0
This release marks almost four years since the first version of tailspin. Since then, there have been many changes and
many refinements´, so for 7.0.0, thought it would be a good time to reflect a bit on the journey.
Starting out, I read lots of colorless logs in the terminal in very different formats. After a while, I got a very
simple idea: I know what a timestamp / IP address / UUID etc. looks like. I recognize this and this part of the log line
as distinct things, and if I can distinguish these different elements from each other, then surely a cli should be able
to as well.
The first version of tailspin (1.0) was written in Go and focused on highlighting the correct elements without
producing false positives. This version was unnecessarily inefficient because the regexes were re-compiled each line
and the engine was single threaded. However, the cli did the job for me, logs were easier to read and I didn't have to
think about what schema or format the log was in.
Since then, the cli has been re-written in Rust and become a lot faster, but the core is still the same:
"I know what a timestamp looks like--color it".
Breaking Changes
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