From: ticktock35 Date: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 04:52:22 +0000 (+0000) Subject: opkg: X-Git-Url: https://git.librecmc.org/?p=oweals%2Fopkg-lede.git;a=commitdiff_plain;h=d879963c09e74fed1d1ad2168d2d1fa1aa01f442 opkg: * remove generated files * add autogen.sh * move ChangeLog to ChangeLog.ipkg and start new ChangeLog for our changes * remove familiar directory git-svn-id: http://opkg.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@43 e8e0d7a0-c8d9-11dd-a880-a1081c7ac358 --- diff --git a/ChangeLog b/ChangeLog index d13b3fb..e69de29 100644 --- a/ChangeLog +++ b/ChangeLog @@ -1,1761 +0,0 @@ -2006-05-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.163 - * Fixed a bug in GNU_TAR_EXTENSION of unarchive.c. This fix #1666 - -2006-05-04 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Fixed a little bug in makefile that inhibit the compilation from .tar.gz ( missing intercept dir ) - -2006-04-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.162 - * Fixed a bad bug introduced in .160 that was blocking the install of a package - -2006-04-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.161 - -2006-04-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Another little fix for the upgrade part.Now alse the prerm and postrm scripts gets deleted before upgrading. - wishing this fix the last troubles in upgrade part. - * Fix for #1585 after the bug introduced with the modify for offline root. ( Again ) - -2006-03-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Activated the patch from Gunter@ohrner.net for the md5 check of package - * Another change in the upgrade part, to handle the ghosts files from an upgraded package - -2006-03-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.160 - * Fix for #1585 after the bug introduced with the modify for offline root. - * Patch from Gunter@ohrner.net that fix a memory leak - * Not yet activated, but inserted a patch from Gunter@ohrner.net for the md5 check of package - -2006-02-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.159 - * Another change in the upgrade part, to handle the ghosts files from an upgraded package - * Now it should be ok. Thanks to pb_ for pointing out where to look at. - -2006-02-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.158 - * Modified the way upgrade handle the removing of a package, to be sure that opkg doesn't break busybox upgrade - * this should fix #1503 - -2006-01-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * applied patch from pb_ for speed up things in boot ( to avoid multiple configure execution ) - * applied patch from for 100+ filenames in tar file ( again )! - * applied patch from to avoid trouble in offlineroot installations. - -2006-01-22 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.157 - -2006-01-17 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Added a check to avoid reading feed files with several options. This should fix #1458 and speed up a lot of executions. - -2006-01-12 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.156 - * Fixed a length problem for strncpy when "Installing" option added. This fix bug #1456. Thanks to hrw for signaling - -2005-12-15 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.155 - * Added a function to remove the package that is being upgraded. - * Fixed a problem when installing by hand. Now opkg knows that a package has been selected by hand, - * and, if every check returns ok, it install the wanted package, instead of selecting one from feed. - * Moreover, now downgrade should works again. - * Fixed the "Replaces" bug. Now opkg is able to replace a package also if it doesn't conflict. - * Other minor changes in debug options - -2005-09-15 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.154 - * Corrected a problem when removing a package, caused by an off by one alignement with the "Provides:" String - * Patched for the "depends:" bug introduced after the "Provides:" fix. This fix #1393 - * Added a little fix for an off-by-one error in checking for depends. - -2005-07-29 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Applied a patch for the GNU tar compatibility . Now opkg can handle filenames > 100 char. - -2005-07-29 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.153 - * Fixed a problem with Provides:. Now opkg is able to install foo when foo is provided by bar, and is able to determine the best candidate based on - * package name. This also fix #1328 - -2005-07-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.152 - * Fixed a length problem for strncpy after "Downgrading" option added. This fix bug #1373. Thanks to steven.scholz@imc-berlin.de for signaling - -2005-06-16 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.151 - * Fixed a missing check for null pointers . This fix bug #1358 - -2005-06-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.150 - * Added the -force-downgrade option to allow the downgrade of a package - -2005-05-11 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.149 - * Added the possibility to choice the opkglibdir from configure ( --with-libopkgdir ) - -2005-04-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.148 - -2005-04-09 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Found a bug in output from error_list. Now every error is printed, also if the functions don't return an error. - * Added a patch to Makefile from Robert Schwebel , cleaning things a bit. Thanks to Schwebel - -2005-03-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.147 - * Found a bug in opkg_install when freeing a cursor - -2005-03-28 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.146 - * Modified the opkg_error messaging to collect all the messages at the end of the program - -2005-03-26 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Little bug in message when "depends broken" - -2005-03-14 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.145 - * Found a bug in opkg remove when a package was depending in itself and opkg where asked to "-recursive" - This fix bug # 1301 - * A very little beautify in args.c - -2005-03-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Added the check for md5 in resolv_conf_file. Now opkg ask for confirmation only it the files differ - -2005-02-22 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.144 - * A little fix suggested by drw in opkg_conf.c - * Changed the opkg.h to be build in automake for oe mechanism . This will enhance the building phase - by honouring the lib hierarchy choose by users - * Changes in automake to honour the new building mechanism - -2005-02-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.143 - * libopkg.h: reverting the previous modify - * opkg_conf.c: fixing a probable bug in list_dir that fix problems with opie-packagemanager ( tanks to drw for signaling) - -2005-02-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * libopkg.h: added some define to fix the broken external interface after 0.99.139 and lists_dir - -2005-02-17 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * pkg_depends.c: applied patch from rjt@cambridgebroadband.com to remove some c99ism - -2005-02-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.142 - * Fixed the definition of full_write and full_read as per bug #1280 - -2005-02-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.141 - * Added space in opkg_message to give more readible messages - * Corrected a problem when creating the directories in pkg_dest_init - -2005-02-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.140 - * Fixed the bug in opkg_conf for a wrong pointer. - -2005-02-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.139 - * Fixed the "replaces" problem reported by pb_. Now opkg is able to resolve a "replace/conflict" reference - * Added the possibility to keep the lists file in a different location. Fullfill enh #1276 - -2005-02-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Fixed the problem for SW_DEINSTALL in remove. Fix #1274 - * Fixed the problem issued from florian. This also fix the bug #520 HardLink are now supported - -2005-01-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.138 - * libbb.h: patch for the uclib - -2005-01-14 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * opkg_install.c: applied patch from rjt@cambridgebroadband.com to remove some c99ism - -2005-01-14 jamey ( jamey@handhelds.org ) - * pkg_hash.c: applied patch from Jean Tourrilhes to allow default - arch to be different than host arch - -2005-01-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.137 - * fixed a little, but annoying bug when writing the status file. - -2005-01-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.136 - * Lot of memory leak fixes from Benjamin Pineau - * Fix for the Provides, that weren't able to "protect" their dependants while removing. - Now the remove should be safer. - * removed the replace.h stuff from automake .ac/.in files. This should align to oe - -2005-01-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.135 - * Various fix for dependencies in control files - -2005-01-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.134-1 for fixing a problem with cvs tag on previous version - -2005-01-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.134 - * Added a new option for listing only the installed packages. Asked by pb_ but really important - * Little modification to autoconfigure.sh - * removed fileutils dependencies that has disappeared from 0.8 in control-cl.in control-unstripped.in libopkg-control.in - -2004-11-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.133 - * Fix for preserve date and time when extracting a package. Thanks to - -2004-10-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.132 - * Little fix on available blocks calculation. Thanks to seved.torstendahl@netinsight.se for founding it. - * this fix #1259 - -2004-09-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.131 - * Added a lot of debug info in DEBUG2 - * Added a check in opkg_install.c to permit replacing of existing file when installing a package - * from a file ( not an upgrade ) when opkg find a file clash but the owner of the package is the - * same. That should fix the #1246 - -2004-09-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Version update to 0.99.130 - * Added patch from pb_ for bug #1251. A lot of thanks to Phil - -2004-09-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Some changes on output messages to be a little bit clear - -2004-09-01 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Applied patches from pb_ (bug #1244) - * Added EXTRADIST = opkg.c and others in Makefile.am as in opkg.0.99.xxx.tar.gz the opkg.c was missing. ( - reported by odvard12@yahoo.com ) - * Version update to 0.99.129 - -2004-08-19 Florian - * Version update to 0.99.128 - * libopkg.c, opkg_cmd.c: Fixed return value zero if installation - failed. Changed text because failing to install a package - is not necessarily a bug :-) - * Makefile.in, libbb/Makefile.in: Removed autogenerated files. - -2004-08-18 Florian - * Two more fixed memory leaks. Contributed by Nils Faerber. - -2004-08-17 Florian - * Fix to avoid major memory leak due to multiple initialising - of hash tables. Contributed by Nils Faerber. - -2004-07-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.127 - * Applied patch from tmbinc@elitedvb.net (Felix Domke) to fix some problems when in use on platforms - * different from arm. Fixes big #1234 -2004-06-15 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.126 -2004-06-12 florian - * Makefile.am: Added some missing headers to the list. - * libopkg.pc.in: Fixed hardcoded prefix... tsts -2004-06-12 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * pb_ patch for setuid bit in unarchive -2004-06-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.125 - * modified almost all reference to xregexec in fnmatch ( as adviced by zap). - This should fix every problem with strange character in package name when using regex in functions - ( as per info_status_cmd or remove ). #1220 -2004-05-21 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.124 - * import the kergoth patch for Makefile.am to fix the linking problems on arch <> arm - * added the opkg remove feature. - * fixed the opkg usage message, 'cause in "ifdef LIBOPKG" we don't have the opkg info field version. - * added the message "No package removed" if no package has been removed. This to avoid misunderstanding - with the successfully done message at the exit of execution. -2004-05-16 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122-3 - * Anothere little fix. Added the version number in control.in. This should fix definitelly the problem with dependencies -2004-05-16 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122-2 - * New subrelease released to correct the problem for dependencies (libopkg >= 0.99.122-1) in opkg control file -2004-05-14 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122-1 - * needed for a recompilation with the libtool updated. This could fix the #1209 created by my old libtool version - * cleaned the cvs dir by removing the really unneeded busybox directory -2004-05-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122 - * pb_, cworth and I discussed a bit on opkg output to users. We agreed on removing some confusing - * messages, moving them to a debug level of verbosity. - * I do added also some message to user indicating the phase opkg is in, and a global ending message - * informing the user for the status of operation. - * This fixes the #1206, and hopefully does not introduce others ;-) -2004-05-03 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.121 - * reenoo__ found a problem with depend lines > 1023, and pb fixed it. Thanks to both, - * This should fix #1204. -2004-04-08 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.120 - * pb found another one. The configure cmd now will set the correct values in status file - * #1196 fixed -2004-04-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.119 - * pb found another one. Commiting his patch, elegant as usual :) -2004-03-29 jamey ( jamey@handhelds.org) - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.118 -2004-03-29 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * pb_ asked me to have a command to change the status of a package betwenn installed and unpacked. - and I did it. - * I' ve also included the fix for the empty lists as for bug # 1136 reported and suggested by k.vangelder@chello.nl -2004-03-17 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Added the implement for Essential in status file. This is needed to avoid the unintentional remove - of essential packages. In effect the command "opkg remove opkg" worked without problems, but then - it was difficult to reinstall. This fix the bug # 867 -2004-03-15 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.117 -2004-03-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Added the check for *alloc in every source. I needed to modify some function ehre and there - to check the return values from function allocating memory, but hopefully it should be all right now. - * Added the check for at least a package for remove ( it was removing everithing if no pkgname followed the - remove option. -2004-03-09 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Added a flag to disble the checking of directories when the command does not need to - read anything from there. Fix bug #1096 -2004-03-09 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Changes to correct the behaviour of verbosity. Now the "0" works, and the "1" is again - the default. - This fixes the bug #1099 -2004-03-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Minimal changes for a clean compile in libopkg.c ( so we can close the bug# 1119 ) -2004-03-03 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Missing \n in Size and Source Fields. -2004-03-03 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) - * Florian noticed a free missiing in opkg_cmd.c ( should sleep more at night ) - it was in an (almost) unsed part of the code ( old code ) but, just in case... - * Changed a comment in pkg.c ( it was in italian ) and added a bit of explain in - pkg_formatted_field -2004-03-02 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.116 - * pkg.h: from Pigi: pkg_formatted_info and pkg_formatted_field now allocate the strings they fill in - * pkg.c, opkg_cmd.c: from Pigi: updated to the new pkg.h interface -2004-02-29 florian - pkg.c: Pigi and me poked around a little bit and located the cause of - latest segfault. strncat is not used correctly in pkg_formatted_info - and pkg_formatted_field. I added a fix to the only section that - triggered the bug and increased a buffer size. - BUT: There are many similar bugs remaining! -2004-02-24 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.115 - * opkg_cmd.c: segv caught by pigi: buffer freed in loop but used on next iterations. bug squashed. - * user.c: realloc question buffer if it is too short so that messages are not truncated. -2004-02-20 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.114 - * libbb/unarchive.c: patch from pigi@frumar.it: fix erroneous invalid header checksum message -2004-02-19 jamey - * configure.ac: update to 0.99.113 - * libopkg.c: patch from drw to fix opkg list -2004-02-19 florian - * Some minor changes to make code compile on more compilers. -2004-02-14 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.112 - * libbb/unarchive.c: copied in oldgnu tar compatibility mode from latest busybox. -2004-02-13 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.111 - * pkg.c: wim delvaux's patch for status file in other destinations -2004-01-23 florian - * Applied Dan's patch that adds a package download command to - libopkg. -2004-01-20 florian - * Applied Dan's changes to work incuded from a C++ app. -2004-01-15 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.110 - * libopkg.c: added default callbacks for output - * opkg_conf.c: default verbosity to 1 -2004-01-12 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.109 - * opkg_install.c: fix potential segv sprintf_alloc with fewer args than required by format string (yay valgrind) - * sprintf_alloc.c: add null pointer checking -2004-01-12 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.108 - * Makefile.am, familiar/: use opkg-cl as default executable, install as opkg via update-alternatives -2004-01-12 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.107 - * void_list.c: check for null data - * pkg.c: check for null pointers -2003-12-23 florian - * Added void* parameter to some callbacks. - -2003-12-02 florian - * Added familiar/opkg-cl.control.in, which is a prototype of - control file for opkg-cl package creation. -2003-12-01 florian - * added opkg command line tool using libopkg, binary is known as opkg-cl - * opkg-frontend.c: source for this tool - * libbb/Makefile.am: Removed changing of CFLAGS, this avoids a nasty warning. - * Makefile.am: Same fix and addition of new target creating opkg-cl. - * removed ltmain.sh, libtool which seem to be created by autostuff - -2003-12-01 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.106 - * pkg.c, opkg_conf.c: check for null pointers (null pkg->dest in particular) -2003-11-11 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.105 - * opkg_conf.c: added verbosity option to conf file -2003-11-11 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.104 - * opkg_install.c: removed spurious calls to fflush, remove obsolete maintainer scripts on upgrade - * opkg_remove.c: remove unused function: remove_conffiles -2003-11-11 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.103 - * libopkg.pc.in, configure.ac: pkgconfig for libopkg - * opkg_conf.c, pkg.c: check for error on fopen - * pkg_hash.c: reduced verbosity - * libtool: arm-linux-strip does not support --strip-debug on .a files -2003-11-10 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.102 - * opkg_cmd.c: compute architecture_priority of packages in database before doing download command - * conffile.c file_util.[ch] opkg_install.c: better separation of installation root filenames and actual filenames - * pkg.h: added prototype for pkg_free_installed_files -2003-11-10 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.101 - * libopkg changes - * generate .list files from file_hash -2003-11-05 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.100 - * opkg_install.c: fix segv: was passing conflictee->parent instead of conflictee -2003-10-08 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.99 - * opkg_install.c: use the root_dir after stripping off offline_root prefix -2003-10-08 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.98 - * pkg_hash.c: fixed segv if replaced_by->len was 0 - * opkg_cmd.c: opkg remove with no arguments will remove non-user leaf packages - * opkg_remove.[ch]: export pkg_has_installed_dependents - * pkg_depends.c: add pkg->parent to pkg->provides - * opkg_install.c: strip offline_root prefix off of conffile name so comparing the md5sums should work - * pkg.c: missing comma added -2003-10-01 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.97 - * opkg_cmd.c: added whatdependsrec command to show what recursively depends on a package or packages - * pkg_vec.[ch]: added pkg_vec_clear_marks and pkg_vec_mark_if_matches - * args.c: usage string updated -2003-09-28 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.96 - * opkg_conf.c: adjusted verbosity - * opkg_install.c: only remove replacee if it is also conflicted, per debian standard - * pkg_depends.c: only add to replaced_by if it also conflicts, per debian standard - added pkg_provides, pkg_replaces, pkg_conflicts - * pkg_hash.c: adjusted verbosity -2003-09-28 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.95 - * args.[ch], opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.[ch], opkg_download.c, opkg_install.c, opkg_remove.c, pkg.[ch]: - Implemented -test mode for opkg. -2003-09-28 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.94 - * pkg_hash.c: fix pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate so - that one can install another provider of an installed package name -2003-09-26 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.93 - * opkg_install.c: corrected message level depending on conf->force_depend - * opkg_conf.c: check for duplicate src entries - * nv_pair_list.[ch]: added nv_pair_list_find -2003-09-16 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.92 - * pkg_depends.c: some paranoia to try to avoid segv - * void_list.c: silenced message about elt not being found -2003-09-11 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.91 - * pkg_depends.c: added pkg_depend_str to fetch right kind of dependence string based on dependence index - Use this in add_unresolved_dep. - * pkg_depends.h: declaration of pkg_depend_str -2003-08-22 11:02 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.90 - * str_list.[ch]: added str_list_alloc(), added str_list_remove_elt() - * void_list.[ch]: added void_list_remove_elt() - * pkg_parse.c: added parsing of Source field - * pkg_hash.c: updated old_pkg->installed_files list when setting file owner if it was previously owned by old_pkg - * pkg_extract.c: use installed_file list if it exists in pkg_extract_data_file_names_to_file - * pkg.[ch]: added pkg_write_filelist() and pkg_write_changed_filelists() - * opkg_remove.c: do not call opkg_conf_write_status_files from opkg_remove - * opkg_install.c: use opkg_write_filelist() - * ipgk_cmd.c: after writing status file, write any changed pkg filelists -2003-08-20 11:02 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.89 - * pkg.c: print Source field in pkg_print_info -2003-08-06 18:34 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.88 - * pkg_hash: bug 942, declare internal induction variable - * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.[ch], pkg_src.[ch], pkg_src_list.[ch]: bug 604, support Packages.gz -2003-08-06 18:34 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.87 - * pkg.c: remove extra printing of Suggests field - * pkg_vec.c: merge Status field only from current database, rest of Package info from Packages files - * pkg_depends.c: print info about recommendations as Notice instead of DEBUG -2003-07-11 18:34 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.86 - * opkg.h, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_configure.c, opkg_install.c, opkg_remove.c: only write status file if something changed. -2003-07-11 18:34 jamey - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.85 - * pkg.c, pkg.h, pkg_depends.c, pkg_depends.h, pkg_parse.c: bug 885: - add recommends and suggests - * args.c, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_cmd.h: add opkg configure command - * pkg_vec.c: apply patch for bug 883 -2003-05-11 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.84 - * pkg.c, opkg-compare-versions.c: fix problem where . and - were not treated as separators in version comparison -2003-04-11 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.83 - * opkg_install.c: use pkg->installed_size instead of pkg->size - * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.c: put lists under offline_root if specified -2003-04-11 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.82 - * pkg_hash.c: ignore Replaces directive when a package replaces itself -2003-04-10 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.81 - * pkg.c: clear state_want and state_flags for any uninstallable package -2003-04-10 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.80 - * pkg.c: pkg_merge was intermingling depends and predepends from - old and new pkg, and was ignoring conflicts and replaces - * pkg_depends.c: cleaned up interface to parseDepends -2003-04-07 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.79 - * pkg_hash.c: default architecture to host_cpu if unspecified - * opkg_install.c, opkg_download.c: refuse to install package with no architecture -2003-04-07 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.78 - * args.[ch], opkg_conf.[ch]: added query_all (-A) - * opkg_cmd.c: finished implementing whatdepends, whatrequires, whatprovides, and whatconflicts -2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.77 - * opkg_cmd.c: implemented whatdepends - * opkg_conf.c: fixed typo -2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.76 - * args.c: was zeroing args structure too late - * opkg_conf.c: test for existence of /etc/opkg.conf before trying to load it -2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.75 - * familiar/rules: update postinst only to generate ipaqarch.conf if none exists - * args.[ch]: added -t or --tmp-dir option to specify tmp-dir -2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.74 - * opkg_cmd.c: avoid segv by only calling xregfree after xregcomp was called - * pkg_hash.c: prefer pkgs that are marked hold/prefer, next - abstract pkgs that are installed, next latest pkg if one provider, - give up if multiple providers are acceptable -- let user decide -2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.73 - * pkg_hash.c: remove latest_installed heuristic because it prevents upgrades. -2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.72 - * pkg_hash.c: check for unresolved packages (apkg->provided_by->len == 0), better messages. -2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.71 - * pkg.c: Added pkg_name_version_and_architecture_compare and abstract_pkg_name_compare - * opkg_cmd.c: allow multiple fields for info and status command. - Allow posix regexp's for package name in status, info, and list - commands. - * pkg_remove.c: fixed type error - * xregex.h: added xregfree - * pkg_hash.c: Provides functionality seems to be working again -2003-04-02 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.70 - * args.c, args.h, opkg_conf.c, opkg_conf.h, opkg_install.c: implemented nodeps option - * pkg_vec.[ch]: added [abstract_]pkg_vec_{contains,sort} - * pkg.c: print which script not being run in offline root mode -2003-04-02 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.69 - * pkg_vec.c: compare architecture to architecture, not to name - * opkg_utils.c: do not exit, instead return NULL - * opkg_install.c: do not exit, instead return -EINVAL - * opkg_download.c: make sure to set pkg dest - * opkg_cmd.c: notice instead of info for writing status file message -2003-04-02 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.68 - * pkg_vec.c, pkg_depends.c: pkg_t's are the same if they have same name, version, and architecture -2003-04-01 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.67 - * opkg_install.c: one last check for supported architecture in opkg_install_pkg - * pkg.c: make pkg_print_field less fragile by using strcasecmp, - added support to print Conflicts - * pkg_hash.c: if multiple candidates with right architecture - satisfy constraint_fcn, return latest version - * opkg_cmd.c: when verbosity > 1, show if conffiles have been - modified in info command - * hash_table.c, hash_table.h: count number of elements in hash - tables - * file_util.c: explicitly use unsigned char - * conffile.c: more debugging info -2003-04-01 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.66 - * pkg_depends.c: fixed what seemed to be glaring deficiency in version_constraints_satisfied - * pkg_hash.c: more debug info - * pkg_parse.c, pkg.c: added Installed-Time as field saved to status file -2003-04-01 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.65 - * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.c: applied opkg dest installation patch from Ben Lau - * opkg_cmd.c: fixed probably segv when using offline_root, fixed problem installing from local file. - * opkg_conf.c: - - Do not add default architectures if opkg configuration files include architecture definitions. - - Look for /etc/opkg/*.conf under offline root if using offline root mode - * void_list.h: added void_list_empty() - * nv_pair_list.h: added nv_pair_list_empty() -2003-03-28 14:30 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: 0.99.64 - * pkg_hash.c: change fprintf stderr to opkg_message - * pkg.h: added SF_MARKED and abstract_pkg_t state_flag field - * pkg.c: include Provides, Replaces, and Architecture in status - file - * opkg_remove.c: make sure to print each dependent package only - once - * opkg_message.h: added OPKG_DEBUG2 - * opkg_install.c: modify message and level depending on - force_depends - * opkg_cmd.c: call pkg_info_preinstall_check before any - install/upgrade/remove action - * ChangeLog, autoconfigure.sh, includes.h, - opkg_conf.c, opkg_remove.c, pkg.c, pkg.h, update-alternatives, - xregex.h: applied kergoth's update-alternatives patch - * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_remove.c: remove maybe_broken_removal... which - was an expensive no-op; before removing package, make sure that - nothing is installed that depends on the apkgs **provided** by a - package - * pkg.h: mark for future cleanup - * ChangeLog: 0.99.62, adds architecture priority, better handling - of file obsolescence and package replacements in progress -2003-03-27 18:26 jamey - * autoconfigure.sh: accidentally committed /usr/local/bin calls - * opkg_conf.c: needed a strdup, set default verbosity back to 0 - * familiar/postinst: default architecture priorities - * Makefile.in, autoconfigure.sh, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.c, pkg.c: - both name and value in nv_pair_list must be actual strings - * pkg_hash.c: do not try to invoke NULL constraint_fcn - * opkg_install.c: added file_hash_{set,get}_file_owner, created - check_downgrade - * opkg_conf.c, opkg_conf.h, opkg_remove.c, pkg.c, pkg_hash.c, - pkg_hash.h: added file_hash_{set,get}_file_owner - * hash_table.c: check for key already being present in - hash_table_insert - * configure.ac: update to 0.99.63 - * opkg_hash_test.c: update due to new prototypes - * opkg_conf.c: missed a conversion from str_list to nv_pair_list - * opkg_install.c: minor tweaks - * pkg.c, pkg.h: added pkg_info_preinstall_check to update - pkg->arch_priority - * pkg_depends.c, pkg_depends.h: use constrained - pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate in - pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies - * pkg_hash.c, pkg_hash.h, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_upgrade.c: split - pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate into a by name and a - constrained version - * opkg_install.c: block SIGINT while doing core of package - installation (single package) - * opkg_conf.c, opkg_conf.h: support for architecture priority - * pkg_depends.c: cleanup, reindent - * pkg.c, pkg.h: support for architecture_priority - * opkg_cmd.c: installed SIGINT handler when upgrading or removing, - support for architecture_priority - * pkg_hash.c: added support for architecture priority, reindented - * pkg_vec.c: minor cleanup -2003-03-24 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.61 - * familiar/postinst: mkdir -p /etc/opkg -2003-03-24 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.61 - * opkg_conf.c: read configuration from all *.conf files in /etc/opkg/ - * familiar/postinst: create /etc/opkg/*.conf according to platform opkg is installed on -2003-03-20 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.60 - * various: added support for package architectures - * configure.ac: do not test for malloc -2003-03-17 Aman Gupta - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.59 - * args.c: show all verbosity levels in usage info - * args.h: changed default verbosity level to 1 - * opkg_cmd.c: opkg_multiple_files_scan() was useless, switch to using - opkg_prepare_url_for_install() - * opkg_install.c: fix --force-reinstall - * opkg_remove.c: stop removing of modified conffiles -2003-03-04 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.56 - * opkg_message.c: show error messages by default - * opkg_message.h: protect against multiple inclusion - * conffile.[ch]: switch to opkg_message, added conf argument to conffile_has_been_modified - * opkg.h: move EXTENSION macros here - * pkg_depends.c: minor cleanup - * pkg.h: added prefer and obsolete flags - * pkg.c: parse and unparse SF_PREFER and SF_OBSOLETE - * opkg_install.[ch]: - - added {pkg,name}_mark_dependencies_for_installation, - - added conf argument to conffile_has_been_modified - - missing ifdef OPKG_DEBUG_NO_TMP_CLEANUP - * opkg_remove.c: added conf argument to conffile_has_been_modified - * opkg_download.c: added opkg_prepare_for_install -2003-03-01 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.55 - * opkg.h: wrap #if 0 around definition of of OPKG_DEBUG_NO_TMP_CLEANUP -2003-03-01 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.54 - * opkg_install.c: make old package SW_DEINSTALL during opkg installation - * opkg_cmd.[ch]: added some code to install packages marked SW_INSTALL, but have not enabled this code yet. -2003-03-01 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.53 - * pkg_depends.c: let SW_INSTALL satisfy dependences (instead of SS_INSTALL) -2003-03-01 Daniele Nicolodi - * opkg_install.c: indentation fixes and finish switch to message - facility - * opkg_cmd.c: indentation fixes, switch to message facility and - some code cleanup - * opkg_message.c (opkg_message): check for a NULL *conf parameter - * opkg_message.h: renamed OPKG_ERR in OPKG_ERROR -2003-02-28 Jamey Hicks (patch from Daniele Nicolodi ) - * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.5 - * opkg_message.[ch]: added message facility - * args.[ch]: verbosity control - * opkg_conf.[ch]: verbosity control - * opkg_install.c: switch to using message factility -2003-02-28 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.51 - * opkg_cmd.c: added opkg_statisfy_all_dependences, called after - install/upgrade of packages to handle packages that were split and - no longer provide all the resources they used to provide. -2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.50 - * opkg_cmd.c: write out status after doing an upgrade -2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks (another patch from pb) - * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.49 - * pkg_parse.c, pkg.c: do not treat deb revision specially -2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks (another patch from pb) - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.48 - * args.c: added help for opkg flags sub-command - * opkg_cmd.c: added opkg_flag_cmd, do not upgrade package marked hold - * opkg_install.c: do not remove obsolesced files if old_pkg is flagged noprune - * opkg_remove.c: pkg->state_flag is a bitvector now - * pkg.c: pkg->state_flag is a bitvector now - * pkg.h: pkg->state_flag is a bitvector now -2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks (another patch from pb) - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.47 - * pkg.c: refix "uninstalled package has NULL tmp_unpack_dir" - * pkg_hash.c: -2003-02-27 Aman Gupta (another patch from pb_) - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.46 - * pkg.c: fix "uninstalled package has NULL tmp_unpack_dir" -2003-02-24 Jamey Hicks (per patch from Philip Blundell ) - * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.45 - * file_util.c: include space for null in line_size - * opkg_cmd.c: sigint handler while configuring packages - * opkg_install.c: state_status != SS_INSTALLED and != SS_UNPACKED - * opkg_remove.c: missing i++ - * pkg.c: do not run scripts in offline_root mode - * pkg_depends.c: every package provides itself - * pkg_hash.c: better handling of packges provided by multiple providers -2003-02-24 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.44 - * args.c: added doc for -force-overwrite -2002-11-26 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.43 - * opkg_install.c: completely skip the space check when -force_space asserted -2002-11-23 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.42 - * args.c: missed one spot checking for -force_space or -force-space -2002-11-23 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.41 - * opkg_install.c: added -force_space option to override out of space check -2002-11-23 Aman Gupta - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.40 - * opkg_configure.c: updated to match new text output format - * opkg_install.c: updated to new text output format - fixed problems where ipks installed from file or - http were being installed over newer ipks of the - same name - * opkg_remove.c: updated to new text output format - made opkg remove do what opkg purge originally did, - by having it remove conffiles, and status entries for - ipks that are removed. opkg_purge now calls - opkg_remove -2002-11-22 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.39 - * applied patches from Aman Gupta for better handling of dests -2002-11-?? Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.38 -2002-11-07 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.37 - * hash_table.[ch]: moved internals of hash_tables out of pkg_hash.c - * pkg_hash.c: moved internals of hash_tables out of pkg_hash.c -2002-10-29 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.37 - * opkg_cmd.c: opkg_upgrade_cmd now installs uninstalled packages - instead of getting a segv -2002-10-29 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.36 - * changed verbose_get to verbose_wget as documented -2002-08-08 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.34 - * opkg_cmd.c: fixed problem stringifying HOST_CPU - * Makefile.am: helped fix problem stringifying HOST_CPU -2002-08-08 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.33 - * opkg_cmd.c, args.c: added print-architecture and print-installation-architecture commands - * Makefile.am: added defines for HOST_CPU and BUILD_CPU to CFLAGS and package: target -2002-08-08 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.32 - * pkg.c: removed chroot breakage -2002-08-07 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.31 - * other: applied multiple providers patch from philip blundell - * opkg_cmd.c: implemented compare_versions cmd -2002-07-25 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.30 - * opkg_conf.c: added offline_root_pre_script_cmd and offline_root_post_script_cmd - * pkg.c: execute scripts in chroot'ed environment running - pre_script_cmd and post_script_cmd before and after the pkg script. -2002-07-24 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.29 - * pkg.c: fixed a segv when printing Replaces field -2002-07-24 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.28 - * opkg_cmd.c: merged functionality from opkg_install_cmd into - opkg_upgrade_cmd with an eye towards unifying these two commands. - * opkg_install.c: installing a package that replaces other - packages removes them first. (Upgrade does not do replacements automatically). - * opkg_remove.c: opkg_remove_pkg will remove a package with - installed dependents if state_flag == SF_REPLACE. -2002-07-24 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.27 -2002-07-23 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.26 - * renamed pkg_vec_init/pkg_vec_deinit to pkg_vec_alloc/pkg_vec_free - * started implementation of Replaces -2002-07-22 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.25 - * many cleanups trying to regain stability -2002-07-22 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.24 - * various files: trying to stomp a segv in conflicts checking. -2002-07-17 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.23 - * opkg_remove.c: do not do recursive removal if force-depends is - specified - * other-files: other cleanups to reduce code clutter -2002-07-16 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.22 - * user.[ch]: moved user interaction procedure here - * args.[ch], opkg_conf.[ch]: added force_removal_of_dependent_packages - * pkg.h: added state_status to abstract_pkg_t - * opkg_remove.c: If package has installed dependents, then only - remove if force_removal_of_dependent_packages is asserted in - opkg.conf or on command line. Will add user interaction option later. -2002-07-16 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.21 after - applying dependent removal and conflicts patch. - -2002-07-14 Jamey Hicks - - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.20 - * opkg_download.c: removed useless -N flag from wget - * update-alternatives: 'head -1' -> 'head -n 1', no sort -k 2 for busybox - -2002-07-15 Karthikeyan K - - * opkg_remove.c (opkg_remove_dependant_pkgs): removed setting the - dependencies_checked variable in the while loop b4 actually checking - the dependencies of that package. - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_multiple_files_scan): added check for ".ipk" and - ".deb" extension, so that no caching is attempted on arguments that - are not local files - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): while returning NULL, - casted to (pkg_vec_t *) to compile without warnings - -2002-07-12 Abhaya Shenoy - - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): use new abstract_pkg_vec - structure in checking provided_by - -2002-07-07 Jamey Hicks - - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.18 - * fixed a segv due to type error in provides support - -2002-07-07 Jamey Hicks - - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.17 - * updated provides support so that installed provider is preferred to - uninstalled provider - -2002-07-05 Abhaya Shenoy - - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): check for conflicts - found before returning - -2002-07-04 Abhaya Shenoy - * opkg_install.c (check_conflicts_for): new function to call - pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts and print offending packages - (opkg_install_pkg): added call to check_conflicts_for - * pkg.c (pkg_merge): provides from oldpkg should be given - priority - (pkg_init): init of conflicts, conflicts_count fields - * pkg.h (struct pkg): added fields conflicts_str, conflicts, - conflicts_count - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): new function to check - for conflicts - (buildConflicts): new function to set up the conflicts in the pkg - struct - * pkg_depends.h: added new type CONFLICTS to depend_type enum - * pkg_hash.c (hash_insert_pkg): added call to buildConflicts - * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): added parsing of Conflicts - -2002-07-04 Karthikeyan K - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_multiple_files_scan): new function to handle installation - of already downloaded files - (opkg_install_cmd): added call to opkg_multiple_files_scan - (opkg_remove_cmd): added call to possible_broken_removal_of_packages - * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): added check to remove redundant upgrade - when a package to be installed is already installed as a dependancy of - another - * opkg_remove.c (possible_broken_removal_of_packages): new fnuction - to check that all packages can be removed, before actually starting to - remove them - (opkg_remove_dependant_pkgs): new function to remove dependant packages - (opkg_remove_pkg): added call to opkg_remove_dependant_pkgs - * pkg.c (abstract_pkg_init): initialized dependencies_checked - * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_dump): added more information to hash dump - -2002-07-03 Jamey Hicks - - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.16 - * opkg_install.c: defensive programming in case pkg contains no Size: clause - -2002-07-02 Jamey Hicks - - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.15 - * pkg_depends.c: check for provided_by when fetching unsatisfied dependencies - -2002-07-02 Jamey Hicks - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.14 - * pkg_hash.c: if abstract pkg is provided_by, then return pkg vec - of first package that provides it. - -2002-06-17 Jamey Hicks - - * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.12 - * args.h, opkg_conf.h, opkg_install.c: Added force_overwrite - option. When this is asserted, opkg will overwrite files that - have no owner or that belong to other packages. - * opkg_conf.c, opkg_dest.c: Update status file atomically, keeping - old copy of status file if cannot update new status file. Applied - patch from Jukka Santala for this fix. - -2002-03-16 Carl Worth - - * configure.ac: Incremented version number to 0.99.9-1. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.9-1. - -2002-03-15 Carl Worth - - * configure.ac: Incremented version number to 0.99.9. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.9. - - * Makefile.am (bin_PROGRAMS): Install update-alternatives as well. - - * familiar/rules (binary-arch): Mv all of /bin to /usr/bin - - * configure.ac: Incremented version number to 0.99.8. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.8. - - * familiar/rules (binary-arch): Fixed to use "make install-strip" - rather than "make install" and a strip command. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_install_cmd): Moved an error message up from - opkg_install_by_name, (eventually all error messages should come - up out of what will become libopkg, (pkg.c, opkg_install.c, etc.) - and into opkg_cmd.c and friends). - (opkg_upgrade_pkg): Pushed downgrade check down into - opkg_install_by_name so that "opkg install foo" will do the - downgrade check. - - * opkg.h: Rename some opkg_error_t error codes to be more - consistent. - - * opkg_install.c (resolve_conffiles): Added missing removal of - backed-up modified conffiles, (which led to bizarre, bogus - conffile prompting the next time the package was upgraded). - (user_prefers_old_conffile): Fixed reversed arguments to diff in - interactive conffiles prompting. - (opkg_install_by_name): Fixed "opkg install foo" to never - downgrade foo, (just like "opkg upgrade foo"). - - * familiar/rules: Added installation of - /usr/share/doc/opkg/copyright file. Fixed so that opkg.conf goes - to /etc, not /usr/etc, (but still keep binary in /usr/bin not - /bin). Changed name of installed binary from opkg-unstable to - opkg. - - * familiar/control.in (Package): Changed package name from - opkg-unstable to opkg. - - * pkg_parse.c (parseVersion): Fixed to ignore whitespace at - beginning of version string. - (pkg_parse_raw): Fixed segfault if a package record list ends with - a package paragraph without a final blank line. - - * opkg_install.c (check_data_file_clashes): Improved wording of - file clash error message. - - * opkg_download.c (opkg_download_pkg): Fixed segfault if package - has no src, (occurs if package had benn installed locally, then - was removed (but not purged), then tried to reinstall eithout it - existing in any /usr/lib/opkg/lists/* file). - - * etc/opkg.conf: Added a default opkg.conf to the distribution. - -2002-03-13 Carl Worth - - * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.7. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.7. - - * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Added support to export - OPKG_OFFLINE_ROOT. This is really a nasty hack as it means scripts - need to be modified to check OPKG_OFFLINE_ROOT. I'd really prefer - coming up with a good, reliable chroot system. But for now this - will let update-alternatives work, (which already does examine - OPKG_OFFLINE_ROOT). - (pkg_run_script): Added missing brace. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Reworked significantly to properly - set up the pkg_dest_list stuff to account for offline_root. - - * args.c (args_parse): Added support for -force_defaults in - addition to -force-defaults, etc. as I kept mistyping these - somehow. - -2002-03-12 Carl Worth - - * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.6. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.6. - - * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Fixed bug in handling of - "file://" URLs. - - * opkg.c (main): Fixed to abort if opkg_conf_init fails. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Fixed to complain if given an - unknown dest. - - * pkg.c (pkg_print_field): Fixed several fields to not print if - NULL, (Architecture. Maintainer, Size, Filename, Description) - - * args.c (args_parse): Fixed bug that was always setting - force_removal_of_essentail_packages (yikes!). - - * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.5. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.5. - - * familiar/rules (binary-arch): Added strip back in in preparation - of non-unstable release of opkg. - - * str_util.c (str_starts_with): Added convenience function. - - * pkg_extract.c (pkg_extract_data_file_names_to_file): Fixed - filenames in *.list files to be compatible with dpkg and the old - opkg, (no prefix of "." for example). - - * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Added export of PKG_ROOT for the benefit - of maintainer scripts. - - * opkg_remove.c (opkg_remove_pkg): Complain and abort if user - attempts to remove an essential package, (also inform them of the - force option if they insist). - - * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Added message about whether - installing or upgrading. - - * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Added support for "file://" - URLs, (untested). - (opkg_download): Added support for wget proxy options. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added proxy support to opkg_conf, - (http_proxy, ftp_proxy, no_proxy, proxy_user, and proxy_passwd). - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_upgrade_pkg): Moved Upgrading message from - opkg_upgrade_cmd to opkg_install_pkg. - - * args.c (args_parse): Added new option - -force-removal-of-essential-packages, (which is intentionally - painful to type and not listed in usage. It should not be used - often). - -2002-03-11 Carl Worth - - * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.3. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.3. - - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): Fixed - to avoid infinite loop in the case of a circular dependency. - - * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.2. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.2. - - * familiar/rules: Commented out strip, (temporary until this beast - is deemed more stable). - - * xsystem.c (xsystem): Cleaned up error message, (missing - newline). - - * pkg.c (pkg_merge): Made pkg_merge a NOP if oldpkg == newpkg. - (pkg_print_field): Don't print MD5sum field if NULL. - - * opkg_install.c (satisfy_dependencies_for): Now returns error - status if one or more of the dependencies fail to install cleanly. - (unpack_pkg_control_files): Fixed to not tack on a bunch of - NULL-valued conffiles entries if non-NULL conffiles already - exist. This fixed the errant prompting for unmodified conffiles - during -force-reinstall. - (unpack_pkg_control_files): Cleaned up conffile filenames to not - have ugly things like "///" inside them. - - * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Cleaned up error message. - (opkg_download): Now uses new file_move function. - (opkg_download_pkg): Created new function, (from old code in opkg_install). - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_download_cmd): Added new "opkg download" - command. - - * file_util.c (file_move): Created file_move, (from code that had - been in opkg_download). - (file_copy): Added error message on failure. - - * conffile.c (conffile_has_been_modified): Eliminated crash if - conffile_has_been_modified is called with conffile->value == NULL. - -2002-03-09 Carl Worth - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.1 - - * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.1 - - * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_pkg_owning_file): Fixed to actually return - NULL if no package owns a file. - - * pkg.c (pkg_get_installed_files): Added installed_files_ref_cnt - to pkg_t to prevent pkg->installed_files from being freed from an - inner loop while still being used by an outer loop, (which was - happening). - - * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_pkg_owning_file): Moved this function in - from pkg_dest.c. Also, updated it to use pkg_get_installed rather - than mucking around inside /usr/lib/opkg and globbing for *.list - files. - (pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate): Fixed to only return - a package that actually could be installed, (ie. it must have - either a local_filename or a non-NULL src from which it could be - downloaded). This prevents a segfault during "opkg upgrade". - - * pkg.c (pkg_get_installed_files): Fixed to not do strange things - to filenames such as: "//./bin/sh" - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_files_cmd): Added pkg_free_installed_files to - conserve a bit of memory. - (opkg_search_cmd): Updated to use pkg_get_installed rather than - mucking around inside /usr/lib/opkg and globbing for *.list files. - - * pkg.c (pkg_free_installed_files): Added this function to free up - memory from pkg_get_installed_files. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_set_option): Added force_reinstall option - to allow reinstallation of an installed package. - - * args.c (args_parse): Added -force-reinstall option to enable - reinstallation of an installed package. - - * busybox-0.60.2/ar.c (ar_main): Updated unarchive call to track - prototype change. - - * busybox-0.60.2/libbb/unarchive.c (free_header_ar): Added - function to plug memory leak. - - * opkg_install.c (check_data_file_clashes): Fixed crash if no - package can be found owning the pre-existing file. - - * pkg_dest.c (pkg_dest_deinit): Fixed bug that pkg_dest was - holding on to freed data rather than making a local copy. - - * pkg_depends.c (freeDepends): Fixed crash when pkg->depends is NULL. - - * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.98.0 and 0.99.0. - - * busybox-0.60.2/libbb/unarchive.c (extract_archive): Fixed - bug. Always alloc memory for full_name so we don't free data that - we shouldn't. - (unarchive): Updated to accept a free_headers function pointer as - a counterpart to get_headers, to eliminate memory leaks. - (free_header_tar): Implemented cleanup function as counterpart to - get_header_tar, to eliminate memory leaks. - (deb_extract): Added several calls to free_header_tar to eliminate - memory leaks. - - * str_util.c (str_dup_safe): Added convenience function. Like - strdup, but safe to use on a NULL pointer. - - * pkg_vec.c (pkg_vec_insert): Updated to use new pkg.c:pkg_merge - rather than marry_two_packages. With this change the free(pkg) is - now here rather than one level deeper. Eventually, I want to get - this free(pkg) up and out of pkg_hash_insert. - - * pkg_parse.c (parseDependsString): Fixed bug walking off the end - of the raw buffer looking for a character that isspace(). - (parseConffiles): Fixed big bug parsing Conffiles field where all - conffiles appear on the same line. - - * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Plugged memory leak of data - allocated deep down in read_raw_pkgs_from_file. - - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): Plugged - memory leak, (missing pkg_vec_deinit). - (freeDepends): Added this function as the counterpart to - buildDepends. Getting closer to chasing down all memory leaks. - (depend_deinit): Added this function as the counterpart to - depend_init. Getting closer to chasing down all memory leaks. - (parseDepends): plugged memory leak of pkg_name. - - * pkg.c (pkg_deinit): Added pkg_deinit to take care of freeing any - memory owned by a pkg_t. - (pkg_init_from_file): This function was 100% broken, (missing - rewind). - (pkg_merge): Moved pkg_merge here from - pkg_vec.c:marry_two_packages. Started work to make it - non-destructive, (not finished). - (pkg_print_info): Added Status and Essential fields to - pkg_print_info. - (pkg_print_status): Fixed pkg_print_status to work whether or not - the package is installed. - - * opkg_utils.c (read_raw_pkgs_from_file): Moved fclose out of - read_raw_pkgs_from_stream and into this function where it belongs, - (since the fopen occurs here). - (trim_alloc): Fixed trim to not free data passed in. Changed the - name to make it obvious that it is allocating memory. - - * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_from_file): Fixed to be more robust - to the fact that hash_insert_pkg sometimes frees the data that I - pass into it (!). - (satisfy_dependencies_for): Cosmetic change to messages. - (satisfy_dependencies_for): Now sets the dest on to-be-installed - packages, so that the state_want flag can be written to a status - file if necessary. - (satisfy_dependencies_for): Added pkg_vec_deinit to plug memory - leak. - (opkg_install_pkg): Added "run opkg update?" hint to error - message. - (backup_modified_conffiles): Made more robust to the case that a - conffile has disappeared. - (install_maintainer_scripts): Fixed bug that was installing - maintainer scripts as libFoopostinst rather than - libFoo.postinst. This was preventing postinst scripts from being - executed. - (cleanup_temporary_files): Added missing closedir to plug a memory - leak. - - * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Cosmetic change to error - messages. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_parse_file): Plugged some small memory - leaks. - (opkg_conf_set_option): Changed configuration options from - force-depends, force-defaults to force_depdends, force_defaults to - be compatible with old opkg.conf files. - (opkg_conf_set_option): Fixed bug in parsing options. - (opkg_conf_write_status_files): Fixed to list all interesting - packages, (any with non-default state), in status file rather than - just installed files. - (opkg_conf_write_status_files): Plugged a memory leak. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_status_cmd): Changed "opkg status" to use - pkg_print_info so it is much more verbose, (includes fields such - as Maintainer, etc. that are merged in from the lists files). - - * opkg.h (OPKG_DEBUG_NO_TMP_CLEANUP): Added compile-time option to - preserve temporary files for easier debugging. - - * file_util.c (file_md5sum_alloc): cosmetic changes to variable - names. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added support for offline_root - configuration file option. - - * args.c (args_init): Added support for -o, -offline, - -offline-root command-line arguments. (Although they don't really - have any effect yet). - - * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Changed back to marking - package as installed before postinst, (the pkg_run_script wanted - to find the scripts in /usr/lib/opkg/info). Actually, it could - probably find the script in either place at this point so maybe it - doesn't really matter. - -2002-03-07 Carl Worth - - * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Changed to only mark package - as installed after running opkg_configure, (to run the postinst - script). - - * RELEASED opkg-unstable 0.99.0 - - * Updated all instances of "XXX" in the code to indicate one of - the following categories: - XXX: BUG: This is a bug that needs to be fixed. - XXX: QUESTION: Implementation approach is uncertain here. - XXX: CLEANUP: Suggestion on how the code could be cleaned up. - XXX: FEATURE: Comment describes a useful feature request. - - * pkg.c (pkg_print_status): Added the Depends field to package - paragraphs in the status file, ("opkg remove" will need this). - - * opkg_install.c (satisfy_dependencies_for): Fixed "opkg install" - to not complain several times about "Package foo already - installed" when doing large recursive installs. - (opkg_install_pkg): "opkg install foo" for an installed package - will now check and install any missing dependencies before exiting - with "Package foo is alrady installed." - -2002-03-06 Carl Worth - - * pkg_dest.c (pkg_dest_pkg_owning_file_alloc): Moved this function - here from opkg_install.c. Also plugged a memory leak in it with - globfree. - - * pkg.c (pkg_remove_installed_files_list): Fixed bug that - prevented package.list file from ever being removed during "opkg - remove". - - * opkg_remove.c (remove_data_files_and_list): Fixed noisy and - spurious warnings about non-empty directories. "opkg remove" - should now only say anything if a directory that was solely - provided by that package is non-empty. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_install_pending_cmd): Plugged memory leak with - globfree. - - * opkg_install.c: *Many* fixes to enable "opkg upgrade" to more or - less work. Primarily fixing file clash identification and conffile - handling/resolution. "opkg upgrade" has now worked correctly on - several test cases! - - * opkg_install.c (unpack_pkg_control_files): Now initializes - conffiles list from the contents of conffiles control file, - (leaves md5sum calculation until the actual conffiles are - extracted later). - (opkg_install_pkg): Separated backup_modified_conffiles and - check_data_file_clashes into separate functions. - (preinst_configure): Simplified this function pushing its old - logic into pkg.c:pkg_run_script. - (backup_modified_conffiles): Added backup of any conffiles that - are new as of this upgrade. - (check_data_file_clashes): First real implementation of - check_data_file_clashes. - (resolve_conffiles): First real implementation of - resolve_conffiles. - (backup_make_backup): Added this and a few other functions to - abstract backup creation/removal. - (find_pkg_owning_file): Added this function. - - * pkg_extract.c (pkg_extract_data_files_to_dir): Fixed args to - deb_extract so that existing files will be overwritten, (and any - other error messages will no longer be suppressed). - - * pkg.c (pkg_print_status): Added Conffiles field to - pkg_print_status. - (pkg_print_field): Fixed crash when printing NULL Conffiles - values. - (pkg_get_conffile): Fixed crash if pkg_get_conffile called with a - NULL pkg. - (pkg_run_script): Made pkg_run_script smart enough to run scripts - for uninstalled packages, (from - /), as well as for isntalled - packages, (from /. - - * str_util.c (str_tolower): Added convenience function. - (str_toupper): Added convenience function. - - * nv_pair.c (nv_pair_init): Fixed crash from calling nv_pair_init - with NULL value. - - * pkg.c (pkg_init_from_file): Fixed bug -- forgot to close file. - - * file_util.c (file_md5sum_alloc): Convenience wrapper around - md5_stream as ripped out of busybox. This function takes care of - file open/close and does the bin2hex conversion of the md5sum. - - * conffile.c (conffile_has_been_modified): Implemented this - function for real now that we have md5sum capability. - - * md5.c (md5_stream): Sucked in md5sum calculation code from - busybox, (it wasn't part of libbb, so I just copied the files - straight in and ripped out uninteresting functions such as - md5sum_main, etc.) - -2002-03-05 Carl Worth - - * pkg.c (pkg_print_field): Added support for printing Conffiles - field. - - * opkg_install.c (remove_obsolesced_files): With the fixed - pkg_get_installed_files_list from below, this function now seems - to work! - (opkg_install_pkg): Fixed to mark old package as uninstalled after - upgrading. - - * pkg.c (pkg_get_installed_files_list): Fixed so that it's - possible to get an "installed_files" list even from an uninstalled - package, (it pulls the list of data files straight out of the - package). - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_upgrade_cmd): Fixed opkg_upgrade to not choke - if asked to upgrade an un-installed package. - (opkg_upgrade_pkg): Fixed printing of version numbers. - - * file_util.c (file_mkdir_hier): Abstracted call to libbb - make_directory into new file_mkdir_hier. At this point, the only - calls into libbb are isolated in file_util and pkg_extract. This - will make it easier if we ever decide to directly incorporate that - code or rewrite it. - - * pkg_extract.c (pkg_extract_data_files_to_dir): Abstracted all - calls to deb_extract in several new pkg_extract functions. - -2002-03-04 Carl Worth - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added support to opkg_conf to - pickup command-line arguments for "force-defaults" and - "force-depends". Things set on the command-line should take - precedence over things found in the configuration file. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_search_cmd): Fixed formatting of "opkg search" - output. - - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): - Re-added fix to set *unresolved to NULL if depends is NULL. - - * xregex.c (xregexec): Removed useless error messages from NOMATCH - calls to regexec. - - * opkg_install.c (satisfy_dependencies_for): Added support for new - "unresolved" argument in - pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies. Cleaned up warning/error - messages. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_search_cmd): Implemented first-cut of "opkg search". - - * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): Fixed - to set *unresolved to NULL if depends is NULL. - -2002-03-01 Carl Worth - - * RELEASED opkg-unstable 0.98.0 - - * opkg_configure.c (opkg_configure): Added flushing of stdout, - (here and in a few other modules). - - * file_util.c (file_copy): Implemented this function here as one - step toward isolating the calls into libbb functions. Updated old - copy_file calls to file_copy in both opkg_download.c and - opkg_install.c. - - * opkg_install.c, opkg_remove.c: Demoted several "XXX" comments to - DPKG_INCOMPATIBILITY as I really don't intend on addressing them - any time soon, (if ever). - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_files_cmd): Fixed "opkg files" from crashing on - uninstalled packages. - - * familiar/rules: Added support for easy building of an - opkg.ipk. The version number and the architecture are - automatically sucked in correctly from autoconf magic, (even when - cross-compiling). Maybe autoconf will start paying off with - benefits rather than pain, (finally!). - - * configure.ac: Removed MEMCMP and STAT checks which were breaking - cross-compilation. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_upgrade_pkg): BIG bugfix: Package version - comparison was sign-reversed, (hence it would never upgrade). - -2002-02-28 Carl Worth - - * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Changed from - system("/bin/cp",...) to copy_file(...) - - * replace/strndup.c: Implemented an (untested) replacement for - strndup. - - * configure.ac: Added AC_CANONICAL_HOST to automatically set the - correct architecture type in the opkg control file. - - * configure.ac: Changed version number to 0.98.0 in preparation - for alpha release. - - * familiar/rules: Added support for easy building of an opkg.ipk. - -2002-02-27 Carl Worth - - * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Fixed to abort on failed - download. - - * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Fixed bug that was preventing any - package maintainer scripts from running, (hence, they run now so - running non-native offline no longer works until I figure out the - chroot plans). - - * TODO: Added rough outline of remaining features with a release - schedule. - - * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Added parsing of "MD5Sum" in - addition to "MD5sum" to accomodate bug in old opkg. - - * void_list.c (void_list_remove): Added new remove function, (also - adjusts a forward iterator). Required new list->pre_head member - which was added to all sub-list types. - - * pkg.c (pkg_init): Changed pkg->conffiles to be of the new - conffile_list_t datatype. - (pkg_remove_installed_files_list): Pulled this function into - pkg.c, (from opkg_remove.c), so the mallocs and frees would be in - the same C file. - (pkg_get_conffile): Added this convenience function. - - * opkg_remove.c: Fixed several bugs. opkg_remove now actually - works for simple packages! - - * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Don't re-install if a package - is already installed. - (opkg_install_pkg): Fixed major bug that all of opkg_install's - work was always being unwound even when successful. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_files_cmd): Fixed to use - pkg_get_installed_files_list rather than a private implementation - that sifted through the file lists on disk. - - * str_util.c (str_ends_with): Added this convenient function. - (str_chomp): Another convenience. - - * opkg_conf.c: Moved chomp to str_util.c (str_chomp), since - someone else wanted it too. - -2002-02-26 Carl Worth - - * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Added XXX requesting parsing of - Conffiles: field along with a hint about how to store the data. - - * conffile_list.c: Added a little wrapper around nv_pair_list - - * conffile.c: Added a little wrapper around nv_pair - - * str_util.c (str_ends_with): New convenience function. - - * str_list.c (str_list_remove): Plugged in remove function. - - * void_list.c (void_list_remove): Added remove function, (handles - updating of forward iterator). - - * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Changed to return return value of - script. - - * opkg_remove.c: Fleshed out initial version of all opkg_remove.c - functions. - - * opkg_configure.c (opkg_configure): Added check on return value - of pkg_run script. Added comments about dpkg compliance. - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_purge_cmd): Added opkg_purge_cmd - -2002-02-20 Carl Worth - - * Added USC copyright statements, (and Compaq stubs as necessary) - - * opkg_install.c: At this point "opkg install" on a simple - package, (no scripts and no dependencies), works just fine. It - might even do some of the script and dependency handling correctly - too, but I haven't tested that yet. "opkg install libc6" is a nice - little test that should complete without any errors or - warnings. Follow that up with "opkg status" to see that it worked. - - * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Added convenience method for running - package scripts. - - * opkg_install.c: Fixed several bugs: - (unpack_pkg_control_files): control files now extract to the - correct temporary directory. - (opkg_install_pkg): pkg->state_want is now properly set to SW_INSTALL - (opkg_install_pkg): status file now gets written after installation - (cleanup_temporary_files): All temporary files are cleaned up. - - * opkg_configure.c (opkg_configure): Fleshed out a very simple - opkg_configure, (simply runs "postinst configure"). Maybe it will - need to be smarter at some point. Moved unwritten conffiles stuff - back to opkg_install.c. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_write_status_files): Moved this function - from opkg_utils to opkg_conf since it needs access to the - pkg_dest_list. - - * pkg_vec.c (marry_two_packages): Added several missing fields, - (state_want, state_flag, filename, local_filename, tmp_unpack_dir, - md5sum, size, installed_size, priority, source, conffiles, - isntalled_files, essential) - -2002-02-19 Carl Worth - - * opkg_install.c: several little bug fixes. "opkg install" will - now actually install files from a package! There are still some - bugs, (eg. postinst scripts are not called -- probably other - things as well). But, it's coming together now. - - * pkg_dest.c (pkg_dest_init): now creates all necessary directories - - * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Fixed misleading parameter name. - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_deinit): Now cleans up tmd_dir on deinit - opkg.c: now calls opkg_conf_deinit before exiting. - (opkg_conf_add_nv): Fixed to set default_dest when parsing first - dest in opkg.conf - - * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_list_cmd): Fixed ugly bug in opkg_list that led - to infinite loops, segfaults, string corruption, and other bizarre - behavior. - - * Added many files as we are approaching the first functional opkg - implementation in C: - file_util.c: convenience for testing if file_exists, reading files, etc. - opkg_configure.c: mostly just a stub so far - opkg_download.c: convenient function to download a file - nv_pair.c: data structure to hold a name-value pair - nv_pair_list.c: data structure to hold a list of nv_pair_t - pkg_dest.c: data structure for everything a pkg destination wants - pkg_dest_list.c: data structure to hold a list of pkg_dest_t - pkg_extract.c: convenience functions for package extraction, - (these function should encapsulate any libbb borrowings we perform - -- although some slipped into other files already) - pkg_src.c: everything you might need for a pkg src. - pkg_src_list.c: data structure to hold a list of pkg_src_t - str_list.c: data structure to hold a list of char * - void_list.c: generic linked-list data structure and functions - xsystem.c: wrapper around system() with error checking - - * opkg_remove.c: Just added some stubs. Nothing really works at - all yet. - - * opkg_install.c: Large rework of opkg_install. It's now close to - actually being usable, (but it's not quite there yet). Revamped to - match dpkg install order more closely, (with all the stubs in case - we ever want to call all the scripts that dpkg does). Also updated - to use a more recent deb_extract from libbb. - - * opkg_extract_test.c (main): Added support for a third arg, (the - filename to extract to the buffer). - - * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added several fields to - opkg_conf_t: pkg_src_list, pkg_dest_list , - restrict_to_default_dest, default_dest, tmp_dir, lists_dir, - pending_dir, force_depends, and pkg_hash. There's still a bit of - tension between options stored in the config file, (opkg_conf_t), - and command-line arguments, (args_t). - - * opkg_cmd.c: First version that is approaching usability. The - following commands are more-or-less in place: "opkg update", "opkg - list", "opkg info", "opkg status". While the rest are in various - states of being partiallyy written or written but untested. - (opkg_upgrade_cmd): Added support for restricting to a dest. Many - other changes, largely involving plugging into the pkg_hash for - real for the first time, and adding multiple dest support. - - * opkg.c: Added support for setting the dest on the command-line. - - * args.c: Added support for OPKG_CONF_DIR environment variable and - -f, -conf, and -conf-file options. - - * configure.ac: Added lots of little bits suggested by autoscan. - -2002-02-18 Carl Worth - - * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Added parsing, (kinda ugly), for - essential field. - * pkg.c (pkg_print_field): Added the essential flag. - - * pkg_vec.c (pkg_vec_insert): Fixed to use pkg_compare_versions to - determine matching versions instead of a strcmp on the version - string. - -2002-02-15 Carl Worth - - * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Updated to accept a pkg_src_t - - * pkg.c (pkg_init): Added field to pkg_t: "pkg_src_t *src" - - * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Updated to accept a pkg_src_t - - * pkg_parse.c (parseStatus): Modified to accept a pkg_t * - (parseVersion): Added this function - (pkg_parse_raw): Updated to accept a pkg_dest_t - (pkg_parse_raw): Reworked the parsing to use a pkg_t rather than a - slew of local variables. - (pkg_parse_raw): Added support for about a dozen new pkg_t fields - - * pkg.h: Updated for all pkg.c changes. - - * pkg.c (pkg_new): Added pkg_new for convenient alloc'ing of a pkg_t. - (pkg_init): Added several fields to pkg_t: dest, section, - suggests, filename, local_filename, tmp_unpack_dir, md5sum, size, - installed_size, priority, source, and conffiles. - (): Moved buildPkg this function to pkg_parse - (pkg_init_from_file): Added convenience function for filling a - pkg_t from an actual package file. - (pkg_print_info): Split print_pkg into both pkg_print_info and - pkg_print_status. - (pkg_print_field): Added pkg_print_field, (extremely ugly) - (): Moved parseversion to pkg_parse where it belongs - (pkg_version_str_alloc): Added, (complement of parse_version) - - * pkg_depends.h: Added GPL blurb - (PKG_DEPENDS_H): Added multiple include protection - - * pkg_depends.c: Moved non-static prototypes to header file. - Changed several locl-only functions to be static. - Added function prototypes for static functions. - (buildDepends): Removed unecessary cast of malloc return value. - - * pkg_hash.h: Moved hash-related struct declarations to this file - Rename pkg_fetch* to have consistent pkg_hash_fetch prefix. - Added missing prototype for pkg_vec_fetch_by_name - - * pkg_hash.c: (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Added support for setting - the pkg_dest - (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Moved buildDepends call to - hash_insert_pkg - (pkg_hash_fetch_installed_by_name_dest): Added this function to - support pkg_dest - - * opkg_utils.h: Added GPL blurb - (OPKG_UTILS_H): Added multiple include protection - - * opkg_utils.c: - (read_raw_pkgs_from_file): broke read_raw_pkgs into - read_raw_pkgs_from_file and read_raw-pkgs_from_stream - (opkg_write_status_file): Fixed return value - (print_pkg_status): Moved this function to pkg.c:pkg_print_status - (line_is_blank): Fixed const char handling - -2002-02-08 Carl Worth - - * pkg_parse.c: Fixed a bug in parsing the 3 state fields. - -2002-02-06 Carl Worth - - * pkg.c: Expanded pkg_status field to the full 3 fields: state_want, - state_flag, and state_status. - -2001-12-11 Carl Worth - - * opkg_conf.c: Now parses /etc/opkg.conf, (and doesn't do anything - with it). - - * opkg.c: Started work on opkg main, (not much here yet). - - * opkg_cmd.h: Added a tiny thing to abstract top-level opkg - commands, (not finished). - - * Set up autoconf and friends diff --git a/ChangeLog.ipkg b/ChangeLog.ipkg new file mode 100644 index 0000000..d13b3fb --- /dev/null +++ b/ChangeLog.ipkg @@ -0,0 +1,1761 @@ +2006-05-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.163 + * Fixed a bug in GNU_TAR_EXTENSION of unarchive.c. This fix #1666 + +2006-05-04 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Fixed a little bug in makefile that inhibit the compilation from .tar.gz ( missing intercept dir ) + +2006-04-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.162 + * Fixed a bad bug introduced in .160 that was blocking the install of a package + +2006-04-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.161 + +2006-04-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Another little fix for the upgrade part.Now alse the prerm and postrm scripts gets deleted before upgrading. + wishing this fix the last troubles in upgrade part. + * Fix for #1585 after the bug introduced with the modify for offline root. ( Again ) + +2006-03-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Activated the patch from Gunter@ohrner.net for the md5 check of package + * Another change in the upgrade part, to handle the ghosts files from an upgraded package + +2006-03-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.160 + * Fix for #1585 after the bug introduced with the modify for offline root. + * Patch from Gunter@ohrner.net that fix a memory leak + * Not yet activated, but inserted a patch from Gunter@ohrner.net for the md5 check of package + +2006-02-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.159 + * Another change in the upgrade part, to handle the ghosts files from an upgraded package + * Now it should be ok. Thanks to pb_ for pointing out where to look at. + +2006-02-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.158 + * Modified the way upgrade handle the removing of a package, to be sure that opkg doesn't break busybox upgrade + * this should fix #1503 + +2006-01-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * applied patch from pb_ for speed up things in boot ( to avoid multiple configure execution ) + * applied patch from for 100+ filenames in tar file ( again )! + * applied patch from to avoid trouble in offlineroot installations. + +2006-01-22 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.157 + +2006-01-17 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Added a check to avoid reading feed files with several options. This should fix #1458 and speed up a lot of executions. + +2006-01-12 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.156 + * Fixed a length problem for strncpy when "Installing" option added. This fix bug #1456. Thanks to hrw for signaling + +2005-12-15 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.155 + * Added a function to remove the package that is being upgraded. + * Fixed a problem when installing by hand. Now opkg knows that a package has been selected by hand, + * and, if every check returns ok, it install the wanted package, instead of selecting one from feed. + * Moreover, now downgrade should works again. + * Fixed the "Replaces" bug. Now opkg is able to replace a package also if it doesn't conflict. + * Other minor changes in debug options + +2005-09-15 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.154 + * Corrected a problem when removing a package, caused by an off by one alignement with the "Provides:" String + * Patched for the "depends:" bug introduced after the "Provides:" fix. This fix #1393 + * Added a little fix for an off-by-one error in checking for depends. + +2005-07-29 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Applied a patch for the GNU tar compatibility . Now opkg can handle filenames > 100 char. + +2005-07-29 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.153 + * Fixed a problem with Provides:. Now opkg is able to install foo when foo is provided by bar, and is able to determine the best candidate based on + * package name. This also fix #1328 + +2005-07-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.152 + * Fixed a length problem for strncpy after "Downgrading" option added. This fix bug #1373. Thanks to steven.scholz@imc-berlin.de for signaling + +2005-06-16 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.151 + * Fixed a missing check for null pointers . This fix bug #1358 + +2005-06-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.150 + * Added the -force-downgrade option to allow the downgrade of a package + +2005-05-11 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.149 + * Added the possibility to choice the opkglibdir from configure ( --with-libopkgdir ) + +2005-04-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.148 + +2005-04-09 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Found a bug in output from error_list. Now every error is printed, also if the functions don't return an error. + * Added a patch to Makefile from Robert Schwebel , cleaning things a bit. Thanks to Schwebel + +2005-03-30 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.147 + * Found a bug in opkg_install when freeing a cursor + +2005-03-28 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.146 + * Modified the opkg_error messaging to collect all the messages at the end of the program + +2005-03-26 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Little bug in message when "depends broken" + +2005-03-14 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.145 + * Found a bug in opkg remove when a package was depending in itself and opkg where asked to "-recursive" + This fix bug # 1301 + * A very little beautify in args.c + +2005-03-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Added the check for md5 in resolv_conf_file. Now opkg ask for confirmation only it the files differ + +2005-02-22 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.144 + * A little fix suggested by drw in opkg_conf.c + * Changed the opkg.h to be build in automake for oe mechanism . This will enhance the building phase + by honouring the lib hierarchy choose by users + * Changes in automake to honour the new building mechanism + +2005-02-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.143 + * libopkg.h: reverting the previous modify + * opkg_conf.c: fixing a probable bug in list_dir that fix problems with opie-packagemanager ( tanks to drw for signaling) + +2005-02-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * libopkg.h: added some define to fix the broken external interface after 0.99.139 and lists_dir + +2005-02-17 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * pkg_depends.c: applied patch from rjt@cambridgebroadband.com to remove some c99ism + +2005-02-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.142 + * Fixed the definition of full_write and full_read as per bug #1280 + +2005-02-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.141 + * Added space in opkg_message to give more readible messages + * Corrected a problem when creating the directories in pkg_dest_init + +2005-02-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.140 + * Fixed the bug in opkg_conf for a wrong pointer. + +2005-02-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.139 + * Fixed the "replaces" problem reported by pb_. Now opkg is able to resolve a "replace/conflict" reference + * Added the possibility to keep the lists file in a different location. Fullfill enh #1276 + +2005-02-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Fixed the problem for SW_DEINSTALL in remove. Fix #1274 + * Fixed the problem issued from florian. This also fix the bug #520 HardLink are now supported + +2005-01-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.138 + * libbb.h: patch for the uclib + +2005-01-14 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * opkg_install.c: applied patch from rjt@cambridgebroadband.com to remove some c99ism + +2005-01-14 jamey ( jamey@handhelds.org ) + * pkg_hash.c: applied patch from Jean Tourrilhes to allow default + arch to be different than host arch + +2005-01-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.137 + * fixed a little, but annoying bug when writing the status file. + +2005-01-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.136 + * Lot of memory leak fixes from Benjamin Pineau + * Fix for the Provides, that weren't able to "protect" their dependants while removing. + Now the remove should be safer. + * removed the replace.h stuff from automake .ac/.in files. This should align to oe + +2005-01-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.135 + * Various fix for dependencies in control files + +2005-01-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.134-1 for fixing a problem with cvs tag on previous version + +2005-01-06 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.134 + * Added a new option for listing only the installed packages. Asked by pb_ but really important + * Little modification to autoconfigure.sh + * removed fileutils dependencies that has disappeared from 0.8 in control-cl.in control-unstripped.in libopkg-control.in + +2004-11-18 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.133 + * Fix for preserve date and time when extracting a package. Thanks to + +2004-10-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.132 + * Little fix on available blocks calculation. Thanks to seved.torstendahl@netinsight.se for founding it. + * this fix #1259 + +2004-09-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.131 + * Added a lot of debug info in DEBUG2 + * Added a check in opkg_install.c to permit replacing of existing file when installing a package + * from a file ( not an upgrade ) when opkg find a file clash but the owner of the package is the + * same. That should fix the #1246 + +2004-09-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Version update to 0.99.130 + * Added patch from pb_ for bug #1251. A lot of thanks to Phil + +2004-09-02 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Some changes on output messages to be a little bit clear + +2004-09-01 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Applied patches from pb_ (bug #1244) + * Added EXTRADIST = opkg.c and others in Makefile.am as in opkg.0.99.xxx.tar.gz the opkg.c was missing. ( + reported by odvard12@yahoo.com ) + * Version update to 0.99.129 + +2004-08-19 Florian + * Version update to 0.99.128 + * libopkg.c, opkg_cmd.c: Fixed return value zero if installation + failed. Changed text because failing to install a package + is not necessarily a bug :-) + * Makefile.in, libbb/Makefile.in: Removed autogenerated files. + +2004-08-18 Florian + * Two more fixed memory leaks. Contributed by Nils Faerber. + +2004-08-17 Florian + * Fix to avoid major memory leak due to multiple initialising + of hash tables. Contributed by Nils Faerber. + +2004-07-20 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.127 + * Applied patch from tmbinc@elitedvb.net (Felix Domke) to fix some problems when in use on platforms + * different from arm. Fixes big #1234 +2004-06-15 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.126 +2004-06-12 florian + * Makefile.am: Added some missing headers to the list. + * libopkg.pc.in: Fixed hardcoded prefix... tsts +2004-06-12 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * pb_ patch for setuid bit in unarchive +2004-06-05 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.125 + * modified almost all reference to xregexec in fnmatch ( as adviced by zap). + This should fix every problem with strange character in package name when using regex in functions + ( as per info_status_cmd or remove ). #1220 +2004-05-21 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.124 + * import the kergoth patch for Makefile.am to fix the linking problems on arch <> arm + * added the opkg remove feature. + * fixed the opkg usage message, 'cause in "ifdef LIBOPKG" we don't have the opkg info field version. + * added the message "No package removed" if no package has been removed. This to avoid misunderstanding + with the successfully done message at the exit of execution. +2004-05-16 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122-3 + * Anothere little fix. Added the version number in control.in. This should fix definitelly the problem with dependencies +2004-05-16 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122-2 + * New subrelease released to correct the problem for dependencies (libopkg >= 0.99.122-1) in opkg control file +2004-05-14 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122-1 + * needed for a recompilation with the libtool updated. This could fix the #1209 created by my old libtool version + * cleaned the cvs dir by removing the really unneeded busybox directory +2004-05-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.122 + * pb_, cworth and I discussed a bit on opkg output to users. We agreed on removing some confusing + * messages, moving them to a debug level of verbosity. + * I do added also some message to user indicating the phase opkg is in, and a global ending message + * informing the user for the status of operation. + * This fixes the #1206, and hopefully does not introduce others ;-) +2004-05-03 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.121 + * reenoo__ found a problem with depend lines > 1023, and pb fixed it. Thanks to both, + * This should fix #1204. +2004-04-08 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.120 + * pb found another one. The configure cmd now will set the correct values in status file + * #1196 fixed +2004-04-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.119 + * pb found another one. Commiting his patch, elegant as usual :) +2004-03-29 jamey ( jamey@handhelds.org) + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.118 +2004-03-29 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * pb_ asked me to have a command to change the status of a package betwenn installed and unpacked. + and I did it. + * I' ve also included the fix for the empty lists as for bug # 1136 reported and suggested by k.vangelder@chello.nl +2004-03-17 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Added the implement for Essential in status file. This is needed to avoid the unintentional remove + of essential packages. In effect the command "opkg remove opkg" worked without problems, but then + it was difficult to reinstall. This fix the bug # 867 +2004-03-15 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.117 +2004-03-10 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Added the check for *alloc in every source. I needed to modify some function ehre and there + to check the return values from function allocating memory, but hopefully it should be all right now. + * Added the check for at least a package for remove ( it was removing everithing if no pkgname followed the + remove option. +2004-03-09 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Added a flag to disble the checking of directories when the command does not need to + read anything from there. Fix bug #1096 +2004-03-09 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Changes to correct the behaviour of verbosity. Now the "0" works, and the "1" is again + the default. + This fixes the bug #1099 +2004-03-07 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Minimal changes for a clean compile in libopkg.c ( so we can close the bug# 1119 ) +2004-03-03 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Missing \n in Size and Source Fields. +2004-03-03 pigi ( pigi@frumar.it) + * Florian noticed a free missiing in opkg_cmd.c ( should sleep more at night ) + it was in an (almost) unsed part of the code ( old code ) but, just in case... + * Changed a comment in pkg.c ( it was in italian ) and added a bit of explain in + pkg_formatted_field +2004-03-02 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.116 + * pkg.h: from Pigi: pkg_formatted_info and pkg_formatted_field now allocate the strings they fill in + * pkg.c, opkg_cmd.c: from Pigi: updated to the new pkg.h interface +2004-02-29 florian + pkg.c: Pigi and me poked around a little bit and located the cause of + latest segfault. strncat is not used correctly in pkg_formatted_info + and pkg_formatted_field. I added a fix to the only section that + triggered the bug and increased a buffer size. + BUT: There are many similar bugs remaining! +2004-02-24 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.115 + * opkg_cmd.c: segv caught by pigi: buffer freed in loop but used on next iterations. bug squashed. + * user.c: realloc question buffer if it is too short so that messages are not truncated. +2004-02-20 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.114 + * libbb/unarchive.c: patch from pigi@frumar.it: fix erroneous invalid header checksum message +2004-02-19 jamey + * configure.ac: update to 0.99.113 + * libopkg.c: patch from drw to fix opkg list +2004-02-19 florian + * Some minor changes to make code compile on more compilers. +2004-02-14 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.112 + * libbb/unarchive.c: copied in oldgnu tar compatibility mode from latest busybox. +2004-02-13 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.111 + * pkg.c: wim delvaux's patch for status file in other destinations +2004-01-23 florian + * Applied Dan's patch that adds a package download command to + libopkg. +2004-01-20 florian + * Applied Dan's changes to work incuded from a C++ app. +2004-01-15 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.110 + * libopkg.c: added default callbacks for output + * opkg_conf.c: default verbosity to 1 +2004-01-12 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.109 + * opkg_install.c: fix potential segv sprintf_alloc with fewer args than required by format string (yay valgrind) + * sprintf_alloc.c: add null pointer checking +2004-01-12 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.108 + * Makefile.am, familiar/: use opkg-cl as default executable, install as opkg via update-alternatives +2004-01-12 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.107 + * void_list.c: check for null data + * pkg.c: check for null pointers +2003-12-23 florian + * Added void* parameter to some callbacks. + +2003-12-02 florian + * Added familiar/opkg-cl.control.in, which is a prototype of + control file for opkg-cl package creation. +2003-12-01 florian + * added opkg command line tool using libopkg, binary is known as opkg-cl + * opkg-frontend.c: source for this tool + * libbb/Makefile.am: Removed changing of CFLAGS, this avoids a nasty warning. + * Makefile.am: Same fix and addition of new target creating opkg-cl. + * removed ltmain.sh, libtool which seem to be created by autostuff + +2003-12-01 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.106 + * pkg.c, opkg_conf.c: check for null pointers (null pkg->dest in particular) +2003-11-11 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.105 + * opkg_conf.c: added verbosity option to conf file +2003-11-11 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.104 + * opkg_install.c: removed spurious calls to fflush, remove obsolete maintainer scripts on upgrade + * opkg_remove.c: remove unused function: remove_conffiles +2003-11-11 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.103 + * libopkg.pc.in, configure.ac: pkgconfig for libopkg + * opkg_conf.c, pkg.c: check for error on fopen + * pkg_hash.c: reduced verbosity + * libtool: arm-linux-strip does not support --strip-debug on .a files +2003-11-10 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.102 + * opkg_cmd.c: compute architecture_priority of packages in database before doing download command + * conffile.c file_util.[ch] opkg_install.c: better separation of installation root filenames and actual filenames + * pkg.h: added prototype for pkg_free_installed_files +2003-11-10 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.101 + * libopkg changes + * generate .list files from file_hash +2003-11-05 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.100 + * opkg_install.c: fix segv: was passing conflictee->parent instead of conflictee +2003-10-08 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.99 + * opkg_install.c: use the root_dir after stripping off offline_root prefix +2003-10-08 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.98 + * pkg_hash.c: fixed segv if replaced_by->len was 0 + * opkg_cmd.c: opkg remove with no arguments will remove non-user leaf packages + * opkg_remove.[ch]: export pkg_has_installed_dependents + * pkg_depends.c: add pkg->parent to pkg->provides + * opkg_install.c: strip offline_root prefix off of conffile name so comparing the md5sums should work + * pkg.c: missing comma added +2003-10-01 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.97 + * opkg_cmd.c: added whatdependsrec command to show what recursively depends on a package or packages + * pkg_vec.[ch]: added pkg_vec_clear_marks and pkg_vec_mark_if_matches + * args.c: usage string updated +2003-09-28 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.96 + * opkg_conf.c: adjusted verbosity + * opkg_install.c: only remove replacee if it is also conflicted, per debian standard + * pkg_depends.c: only add to replaced_by if it also conflicts, per debian standard + added pkg_provides, pkg_replaces, pkg_conflicts + * pkg_hash.c: adjusted verbosity +2003-09-28 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.95 + * args.[ch], opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.[ch], opkg_download.c, opkg_install.c, opkg_remove.c, pkg.[ch]: + Implemented -test mode for opkg. +2003-09-28 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.94 + * pkg_hash.c: fix pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate so + that one can install another provider of an installed package name +2003-09-26 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.93 + * opkg_install.c: corrected message level depending on conf->force_depend + * opkg_conf.c: check for duplicate src entries + * nv_pair_list.[ch]: added nv_pair_list_find +2003-09-16 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.92 + * pkg_depends.c: some paranoia to try to avoid segv + * void_list.c: silenced message about elt not being found +2003-09-11 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.91 + * pkg_depends.c: added pkg_depend_str to fetch right kind of dependence string based on dependence index + Use this in add_unresolved_dep. + * pkg_depends.h: declaration of pkg_depend_str +2003-08-22 11:02 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.90 + * str_list.[ch]: added str_list_alloc(), added str_list_remove_elt() + * void_list.[ch]: added void_list_remove_elt() + * pkg_parse.c: added parsing of Source field + * pkg_hash.c: updated old_pkg->installed_files list when setting file owner if it was previously owned by old_pkg + * pkg_extract.c: use installed_file list if it exists in pkg_extract_data_file_names_to_file + * pkg.[ch]: added pkg_write_filelist() and pkg_write_changed_filelists() + * opkg_remove.c: do not call opkg_conf_write_status_files from opkg_remove + * opkg_install.c: use opkg_write_filelist() + * ipgk_cmd.c: after writing status file, write any changed pkg filelists +2003-08-20 11:02 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.89 + * pkg.c: print Source field in pkg_print_info +2003-08-06 18:34 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.88 + * pkg_hash: bug 942, declare internal induction variable + * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.[ch], pkg_src.[ch], pkg_src_list.[ch]: bug 604, support Packages.gz +2003-08-06 18:34 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.87 + * pkg.c: remove extra printing of Suggests field + * pkg_vec.c: merge Status field only from current database, rest of Package info from Packages files + * pkg_depends.c: print info about recommendations as Notice instead of DEBUG +2003-07-11 18:34 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.86 + * opkg.h, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_configure.c, opkg_install.c, opkg_remove.c: only write status file if something changed. +2003-07-11 18:34 jamey + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.85 + * pkg.c, pkg.h, pkg_depends.c, pkg_depends.h, pkg_parse.c: bug 885: + add recommends and suggests + * args.c, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_cmd.h: add opkg configure command + * pkg_vec.c: apply patch for bug 883 +2003-05-11 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.84 + * pkg.c, opkg-compare-versions.c: fix problem where . and - were not treated as separators in version comparison +2003-04-11 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.83 + * opkg_install.c: use pkg->installed_size instead of pkg->size + * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.c: put lists under offline_root if specified +2003-04-11 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.82 + * pkg_hash.c: ignore Replaces directive when a package replaces itself +2003-04-10 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.81 + * pkg.c: clear state_want and state_flags for any uninstallable package +2003-04-10 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.80 + * pkg.c: pkg_merge was intermingling depends and predepends from + old and new pkg, and was ignoring conflicts and replaces + * pkg_depends.c: cleaned up interface to parseDepends +2003-04-07 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.79 + * pkg_hash.c: default architecture to host_cpu if unspecified + * opkg_install.c, opkg_download.c: refuse to install package with no architecture +2003-04-07 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.78 + * args.[ch], opkg_conf.[ch]: added query_all (-A) + * opkg_cmd.c: finished implementing whatdepends, whatrequires, whatprovides, and whatconflicts +2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.77 + * opkg_cmd.c: implemented whatdepends + * opkg_conf.c: fixed typo +2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.76 + * args.c: was zeroing args structure too late + * opkg_conf.c: test for existence of /etc/opkg.conf before trying to load it +2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.75 + * familiar/rules: update postinst only to generate ipaqarch.conf if none exists + * args.[ch]: added -t or --tmp-dir option to specify tmp-dir +2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.74 + * opkg_cmd.c: avoid segv by only calling xregfree after xregcomp was called + * pkg_hash.c: prefer pkgs that are marked hold/prefer, next + abstract pkgs that are installed, next latest pkg if one provider, + give up if multiple providers are acceptable -- let user decide +2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.73 + * pkg_hash.c: remove latest_installed heuristic because it prevents upgrades. +2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.72 + * pkg_hash.c: check for unresolved packages (apkg->provided_by->len == 0), better messages. +2003-04-03 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.71 + * pkg.c: Added pkg_name_version_and_architecture_compare and abstract_pkg_name_compare + * opkg_cmd.c: allow multiple fields for info and status command. + Allow posix regexp's for package name in status, info, and list + commands. + * pkg_remove.c: fixed type error + * xregex.h: added xregfree + * pkg_hash.c: Provides functionality seems to be working again +2003-04-02 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.70 + * args.c, args.h, opkg_conf.c, opkg_conf.h, opkg_install.c: implemented nodeps option + * pkg_vec.[ch]: added [abstract_]pkg_vec_{contains,sort} + * pkg.c: print which script not being run in offline root mode +2003-04-02 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.69 + * pkg_vec.c: compare architecture to architecture, not to name + * opkg_utils.c: do not exit, instead return NULL + * opkg_install.c: do not exit, instead return -EINVAL + * opkg_download.c: make sure to set pkg dest + * opkg_cmd.c: notice instead of info for writing status file message +2003-04-02 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.68 + * pkg_vec.c, pkg_depends.c: pkg_t's are the same if they have same name, version, and architecture +2003-04-01 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.67 + * opkg_install.c: one last check for supported architecture in opkg_install_pkg + * pkg.c: make pkg_print_field less fragile by using strcasecmp, + added support to print Conflicts + * pkg_hash.c: if multiple candidates with right architecture + satisfy constraint_fcn, return latest version + * opkg_cmd.c: when verbosity > 1, show if conffiles have been + modified in info command + * hash_table.c, hash_table.h: count number of elements in hash + tables + * file_util.c: explicitly use unsigned char + * conffile.c: more debugging info +2003-04-01 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.66 + * pkg_depends.c: fixed what seemed to be glaring deficiency in version_constraints_satisfied + * pkg_hash.c: more debug info + * pkg_parse.c, pkg.c: added Installed-Time as field saved to status file +2003-04-01 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.65 + * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.c: applied opkg dest installation patch from Ben Lau + * opkg_cmd.c: fixed probably segv when using offline_root, fixed problem installing from local file. + * opkg_conf.c: + - Do not add default architectures if opkg configuration files include architecture definitions. + - Look for /etc/opkg/*.conf under offline root if using offline root mode + * void_list.h: added void_list_empty() + * nv_pair_list.h: added nv_pair_list_empty() +2003-03-28 14:30 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: 0.99.64 + * pkg_hash.c: change fprintf stderr to opkg_message + * pkg.h: added SF_MARKED and abstract_pkg_t state_flag field + * pkg.c: include Provides, Replaces, and Architecture in status + file + * opkg_remove.c: make sure to print each dependent package only + once + * opkg_message.h: added OPKG_DEBUG2 + * opkg_install.c: modify message and level depending on + force_depends + * opkg_cmd.c: call pkg_info_preinstall_check before any + install/upgrade/remove action + * ChangeLog, autoconfigure.sh, includes.h, + opkg_conf.c, opkg_remove.c, pkg.c, pkg.h, update-alternatives, + xregex.h: applied kergoth's update-alternatives patch + * opkg_cmd.c, opkg_remove.c: remove maybe_broken_removal... which + was an expensive no-op; before removing package, make sure that + nothing is installed that depends on the apkgs **provided** by a + package + * pkg.h: mark for future cleanup + * ChangeLog: 0.99.62, adds architecture priority, better handling + of file obsolescence and package replacements in progress +2003-03-27 18:26 jamey + * autoconfigure.sh: accidentally committed /usr/local/bin calls + * opkg_conf.c: needed a strdup, set default verbosity back to 0 + * familiar/postinst: default architecture priorities + * Makefile.in, autoconfigure.sh, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_conf.c, pkg.c: + both name and value in nv_pair_list must be actual strings + * pkg_hash.c: do not try to invoke NULL constraint_fcn + * opkg_install.c: added file_hash_{set,get}_file_owner, created + check_downgrade + * opkg_conf.c, opkg_conf.h, opkg_remove.c, pkg.c, pkg_hash.c, + pkg_hash.h: added file_hash_{set,get}_file_owner + * hash_table.c: check for key already being present in + hash_table_insert + * configure.ac: update to 0.99.63 + * opkg_hash_test.c: update due to new prototypes + * opkg_conf.c: missed a conversion from str_list to nv_pair_list + * opkg_install.c: minor tweaks + * pkg.c, pkg.h: added pkg_info_preinstall_check to update + pkg->arch_priority + * pkg_depends.c, pkg_depends.h: use constrained + pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate in + pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies + * pkg_hash.c, pkg_hash.h, opkg_cmd.c, opkg_upgrade.c: split + pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate into a by name and a + constrained version + * opkg_install.c: block SIGINT while doing core of package + installation (single package) + * opkg_conf.c, opkg_conf.h: support for architecture priority + * pkg_depends.c: cleanup, reindent + * pkg.c, pkg.h: support for architecture_priority + * opkg_cmd.c: installed SIGINT handler when upgrading or removing, + support for architecture_priority + * pkg_hash.c: added support for architecture priority, reindented + * pkg_vec.c: minor cleanup +2003-03-24 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.61 + * familiar/postinst: mkdir -p /etc/opkg +2003-03-24 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.61 + * opkg_conf.c: read configuration from all *.conf files in /etc/opkg/ + * familiar/postinst: create /etc/opkg/*.conf according to platform opkg is installed on +2003-03-20 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.60 + * various: added support for package architectures + * configure.ac: do not test for malloc +2003-03-17 Aman Gupta + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.59 + * args.c: show all verbosity levels in usage info + * args.h: changed default verbosity level to 1 + * opkg_cmd.c: opkg_multiple_files_scan() was useless, switch to using + opkg_prepare_url_for_install() + * opkg_install.c: fix --force-reinstall + * opkg_remove.c: stop removing of modified conffiles +2003-03-04 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.56 + * opkg_message.c: show error messages by default + * opkg_message.h: protect against multiple inclusion + * conffile.[ch]: switch to opkg_message, added conf argument to conffile_has_been_modified + * opkg.h: move EXTENSION macros here + * pkg_depends.c: minor cleanup + * pkg.h: added prefer and obsolete flags + * pkg.c: parse and unparse SF_PREFER and SF_OBSOLETE + * opkg_install.[ch]: + - added {pkg,name}_mark_dependencies_for_installation, + - added conf argument to conffile_has_been_modified + - missing ifdef OPKG_DEBUG_NO_TMP_CLEANUP + * opkg_remove.c: added conf argument to conffile_has_been_modified + * opkg_download.c: added opkg_prepare_for_install +2003-03-01 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.55 + * opkg.h: wrap #if 0 around definition of of OPKG_DEBUG_NO_TMP_CLEANUP +2003-03-01 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.54 + * opkg_install.c: make old package SW_DEINSTALL during opkg installation + * opkg_cmd.[ch]: added some code to install packages marked SW_INSTALL, but have not enabled this code yet. +2003-03-01 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: updated to 0.99.53 + * pkg_depends.c: let SW_INSTALL satisfy dependences (instead of SS_INSTALL) +2003-03-01 Daniele Nicolodi + * opkg_install.c: indentation fixes and finish switch to message + facility + * opkg_cmd.c: indentation fixes, switch to message facility and + some code cleanup + * opkg_message.c (opkg_message): check for a NULL *conf parameter + * opkg_message.h: renamed OPKG_ERR in OPKG_ERROR +2003-02-28 Jamey Hicks (patch from Daniele Nicolodi ) + * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.5 + * opkg_message.[ch]: added message facility + * args.[ch]: verbosity control + * opkg_conf.[ch]: verbosity control + * opkg_install.c: switch to using message factility +2003-02-28 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.51 + * opkg_cmd.c: added opkg_statisfy_all_dependences, called after + install/upgrade of packages to handle packages that were split and + no longer provide all the resources they used to provide. +2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.50 + * opkg_cmd.c: write out status after doing an upgrade +2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks (another patch from pb) + * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.49 + * pkg_parse.c, pkg.c: do not treat deb revision specially +2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks (another patch from pb) + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.48 + * args.c: added help for opkg flags sub-command + * opkg_cmd.c: added opkg_flag_cmd, do not upgrade package marked hold + * opkg_install.c: do not remove obsolesced files if old_pkg is flagged noprune + * opkg_remove.c: pkg->state_flag is a bitvector now + * pkg.c: pkg->state_flag is a bitvector now + * pkg.h: pkg->state_flag is a bitvector now +2003-02-27 Jamey Hicks (another patch from pb) + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.47 + * pkg.c: refix "uninstalled package has NULL tmp_unpack_dir" + * pkg_hash.c: +2003-02-27 Aman Gupta (another patch from pb_) + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.46 + * pkg.c: fix "uninstalled package has NULL tmp_unpack_dir" +2003-02-24 Jamey Hicks (per patch from Philip Blundell ) + * configure.ac: incremented version to 0.99.45 + * file_util.c: include space for null in line_size + * opkg_cmd.c: sigint handler while configuring packages + * opkg_install.c: state_status != SS_INSTALLED and != SS_UNPACKED + * opkg_remove.c: missing i++ + * pkg.c: do not run scripts in offline_root mode + * pkg_depends.c: every package provides itself + * pkg_hash.c: better handling of packges provided by multiple providers +2003-02-24 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.44 + * args.c: added doc for -force-overwrite +2002-11-26 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.43 + * opkg_install.c: completely skip the space check when -force_space asserted +2002-11-23 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.42 + * args.c: missed one spot checking for -force_space or -force-space +2002-11-23 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.41 + * opkg_install.c: added -force_space option to override out of space check +2002-11-23 Aman Gupta + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.40 + * opkg_configure.c: updated to match new text output format + * opkg_install.c: updated to new text output format + fixed problems where ipks installed from file or + http were being installed over newer ipks of the + same name + * opkg_remove.c: updated to new text output format + made opkg remove do what opkg purge originally did, + by having it remove conffiles, and status entries for + ipks that are removed. opkg_purge now calls + opkg_remove +2002-11-22 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.39 + * applied patches from Aman Gupta for better handling of dests +2002-11-?? Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.38 +2002-11-07 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.37 + * hash_table.[ch]: moved internals of hash_tables out of pkg_hash.c + * pkg_hash.c: moved internals of hash_tables out of pkg_hash.c +2002-10-29 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.37 + * opkg_cmd.c: opkg_upgrade_cmd now installs uninstalled packages + instead of getting a segv +2002-10-29 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.36 + * changed verbose_get to verbose_wget as documented +2002-08-08 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.34 + * opkg_cmd.c: fixed problem stringifying HOST_CPU + * Makefile.am: helped fix problem stringifying HOST_CPU +2002-08-08 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.33 + * opkg_cmd.c, args.c: added print-architecture and print-installation-architecture commands + * Makefile.am: added defines for HOST_CPU and BUILD_CPU to CFLAGS and package: target +2002-08-08 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.32 + * pkg.c: removed chroot breakage +2002-08-07 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.31 + * other: applied multiple providers patch from philip blundell + * opkg_cmd.c: implemented compare_versions cmd +2002-07-25 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.30 + * opkg_conf.c: added offline_root_pre_script_cmd and offline_root_post_script_cmd + * pkg.c: execute scripts in chroot'ed environment running + pre_script_cmd and post_script_cmd before and after the pkg script. +2002-07-24 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.29 + * pkg.c: fixed a segv when printing Replaces field +2002-07-24 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.28 + * opkg_cmd.c: merged functionality from opkg_install_cmd into + opkg_upgrade_cmd with an eye towards unifying these two commands. + * opkg_install.c: installing a package that replaces other + packages removes them first. (Upgrade does not do replacements automatically). + * opkg_remove.c: opkg_remove_pkg will remove a package with + installed dependents if state_flag == SF_REPLACE. +2002-07-24 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.27 +2002-07-23 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.26 + * renamed pkg_vec_init/pkg_vec_deinit to pkg_vec_alloc/pkg_vec_free + * started implementation of Replaces +2002-07-22 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.25 + * many cleanups trying to regain stability +2002-07-22 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.24 + * various files: trying to stomp a segv in conflicts checking. +2002-07-17 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.23 + * opkg_remove.c: do not do recursive removal if force-depends is + specified + * other-files: other cleanups to reduce code clutter +2002-07-16 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.22 + * user.[ch]: moved user interaction procedure here + * args.[ch], opkg_conf.[ch]: added force_removal_of_dependent_packages + * pkg.h: added state_status to abstract_pkg_t + * opkg_remove.c: If package has installed dependents, then only + remove if force_removal_of_dependent_packages is asserted in + opkg.conf or on command line. Will add user interaction option later. +2002-07-16 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.21 after + applying dependent removal and conflicts patch. + +2002-07-14 Jamey Hicks + + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.20 + * opkg_download.c: removed useless -N flag from wget + * update-alternatives: 'head -1' -> 'head -n 1', no sort -k 2 for busybox + +2002-07-15 Karthikeyan K + + * opkg_remove.c (opkg_remove_dependant_pkgs): removed setting the + dependencies_checked variable in the while loop b4 actually checking + the dependencies of that package. + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_multiple_files_scan): added check for ".ipk" and + ".deb" extension, so that no caching is attempted on arguments that + are not local files + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): while returning NULL, + casted to (pkg_vec_t *) to compile without warnings + +2002-07-12 Abhaya Shenoy + + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): use new abstract_pkg_vec + structure in checking provided_by + +2002-07-07 Jamey Hicks + + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.18 + * fixed a segv due to type error in provides support + +2002-07-07 Jamey Hicks + + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.17 + * updated provides support so that installed provider is preferred to + uninstalled provider + +2002-07-05 Abhaya Shenoy + + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): check for conflicts + found before returning + +2002-07-04 Abhaya Shenoy + * opkg_install.c (check_conflicts_for): new function to call + pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts and print offending packages + (opkg_install_pkg): added call to check_conflicts_for + * pkg.c (pkg_merge): provides from oldpkg should be given + priority + (pkg_init): init of conflicts, conflicts_count fields + * pkg.h (struct pkg): added fields conflicts_str, conflicts, + conflicts_count + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_conflicts): new function to check + for conflicts + (buildConflicts): new function to set up the conflicts in the pkg + struct + * pkg_depends.h: added new type CONFLICTS to depend_type enum + * pkg_hash.c (hash_insert_pkg): added call to buildConflicts + * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): added parsing of Conflicts + +2002-07-04 Karthikeyan K + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_multiple_files_scan): new function to handle installation + of already downloaded files + (opkg_install_cmd): added call to opkg_multiple_files_scan + (opkg_remove_cmd): added call to possible_broken_removal_of_packages + * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): added check to remove redundant upgrade + when a package to be installed is already installed as a dependancy of + another + * opkg_remove.c (possible_broken_removal_of_packages): new fnuction + to check that all packages can be removed, before actually starting to + remove them + (opkg_remove_dependant_pkgs): new function to remove dependant packages + (opkg_remove_pkg): added call to opkg_remove_dependant_pkgs + * pkg.c (abstract_pkg_init): initialized dependencies_checked + * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_dump): added more information to hash dump + +2002-07-03 Jamey Hicks + + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.16 + * opkg_install.c: defensive programming in case pkg contains no Size: clause + +2002-07-02 Jamey Hicks + + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.15 + * pkg_depends.c: check for provided_by when fetching unsatisfied dependencies + +2002-07-02 Jamey Hicks + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.14 + * pkg_hash.c: if abstract pkg is provided_by, then return pkg vec + of first package that provides it. + +2002-06-17 Jamey Hicks + + * configure.ac: incremented version number to 0.99.12 + * args.h, opkg_conf.h, opkg_install.c: Added force_overwrite + option. When this is asserted, opkg will overwrite files that + have no owner or that belong to other packages. + * opkg_conf.c, opkg_dest.c: Update status file atomically, keeping + old copy of status file if cannot update new status file. Applied + patch from Jukka Santala for this fix. + +2002-03-16 Carl Worth + + * configure.ac: Incremented version number to 0.99.9-1. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.9-1. + +2002-03-15 Carl Worth + + * configure.ac: Incremented version number to 0.99.9. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.9. + + * Makefile.am (bin_PROGRAMS): Install update-alternatives as well. + + * familiar/rules (binary-arch): Mv all of /bin to /usr/bin + + * configure.ac: Incremented version number to 0.99.8. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.8. + + * familiar/rules (binary-arch): Fixed to use "make install-strip" + rather than "make install" and a strip command. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_install_cmd): Moved an error message up from + opkg_install_by_name, (eventually all error messages should come + up out of what will become libopkg, (pkg.c, opkg_install.c, etc.) + and into opkg_cmd.c and friends). + (opkg_upgrade_pkg): Pushed downgrade check down into + opkg_install_by_name so that "opkg install foo" will do the + downgrade check. + + * opkg.h: Rename some opkg_error_t error codes to be more + consistent. + + * opkg_install.c (resolve_conffiles): Added missing removal of + backed-up modified conffiles, (which led to bizarre, bogus + conffile prompting the next time the package was upgraded). + (user_prefers_old_conffile): Fixed reversed arguments to diff in + interactive conffiles prompting. + (opkg_install_by_name): Fixed "opkg install foo" to never + downgrade foo, (just like "opkg upgrade foo"). + + * familiar/rules: Added installation of + /usr/share/doc/opkg/copyright file. Fixed so that opkg.conf goes + to /etc, not /usr/etc, (but still keep binary in /usr/bin not + /bin). Changed name of installed binary from opkg-unstable to + opkg. + + * familiar/control.in (Package): Changed package name from + opkg-unstable to opkg. + + * pkg_parse.c (parseVersion): Fixed to ignore whitespace at + beginning of version string. + (pkg_parse_raw): Fixed segfault if a package record list ends with + a package paragraph without a final blank line. + + * opkg_install.c (check_data_file_clashes): Improved wording of + file clash error message. + + * opkg_download.c (opkg_download_pkg): Fixed segfault if package + has no src, (occurs if package had benn installed locally, then + was removed (but not purged), then tried to reinstall eithout it + existing in any /usr/lib/opkg/lists/* file). + + * etc/opkg.conf: Added a default opkg.conf to the distribution. + +2002-03-13 Carl Worth + + * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.7. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.7. + + * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Added support to export + OPKG_OFFLINE_ROOT. This is really a nasty hack as it means scripts + need to be modified to check OPKG_OFFLINE_ROOT. I'd really prefer + coming up with a good, reliable chroot system. But for now this + will let update-alternatives work, (which already does examine + OPKG_OFFLINE_ROOT). + (pkg_run_script): Added missing brace. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Reworked significantly to properly + set up the pkg_dest_list stuff to account for offline_root. + + * args.c (args_parse): Added support for -force_defaults in + addition to -force-defaults, etc. as I kept mistyping these + somehow. + +2002-03-12 Carl Worth + + * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.6. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.6. + + * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Fixed bug in handling of + "file://" URLs. + + * opkg.c (main): Fixed to abort if opkg_conf_init fails. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Fixed to complain if given an + unknown dest. + + * pkg.c (pkg_print_field): Fixed several fields to not print if + NULL, (Architecture. Maintainer, Size, Filename, Description) + + * args.c (args_parse): Fixed bug that was always setting + force_removal_of_essentail_packages (yikes!). + + * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.5. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.5. + + * familiar/rules (binary-arch): Added strip back in in preparation + of non-unstable release of opkg. + + * str_util.c (str_starts_with): Added convenience function. + + * pkg_extract.c (pkg_extract_data_file_names_to_file): Fixed + filenames in *.list files to be compatible with dpkg and the old + opkg, (no prefix of "." for example). + + * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Added export of PKG_ROOT for the benefit + of maintainer scripts. + + * opkg_remove.c (opkg_remove_pkg): Complain and abort if user + attempts to remove an essential package, (also inform them of the + force option if they insist). + + * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Added message about whether + installing or upgrading. + + * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Added support for "file://" + URLs, (untested). + (opkg_download): Added support for wget proxy options. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added proxy support to opkg_conf, + (http_proxy, ftp_proxy, no_proxy, proxy_user, and proxy_passwd). + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_upgrade_pkg): Moved Upgrading message from + opkg_upgrade_cmd to opkg_install_pkg. + + * args.c (args_parse): Added new option + -force-removal-of-essential-packages, (which is intentionally + painful to type and not listed in usage. It should not be used + often). + +2002-03-11 Carl Worth + + * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.3. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.3. + + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): Fixed + to avoid infinite loop in the case of a circular dependency. + + * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.2. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.2. + + * familiar/rules: Commented out strip, (temporary until this beast + is deemed more stable). + + * xsystem.c (xsystem): Cleaned up error message, (missing + newline). + + * pkg.c (pkg_merge): Made pkg_merge a NOP if oldpkg == newpkg. + (pkg_print_field): Don't print MD5sum field if NULL. + + * opkg_install.c (satisfy_dependencies_for): Now returns error + status if one or more of the dependencies fail to install cleanly. + (unpack_pkg_control_files): Fixed to not tack on a bunch of + NULL-valued conffiles entries if non-NULL conffiles already + exist. This fixed the errant prompting for unmodified conffiles + during -force-reinstall. + (unpack_pkg_control_files): Cleaned up conffile filenames to not + have ugly things like "///" inside them. + + * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Cleaned up error message. + (opkg_download): Now uses new file_move function. + (opkg_download_pkg): Created new function, (from old code in opkg_install). + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_download_cmd): Added new "opkg download" + command. + + * file_util.c (file_move): Created file_move, (from code that had + been in opkg_download). + (file_copy): Added error message on failure. + + * conffile.c (conffile_has_been_modified): Eliminated crash if + conffile_has_been_modified is called with conffile->value == NULL. + +2002-03-09 Carl Worth + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.99.1 + + * configure.ac: Incremented version to 0.99.1 + + * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_pkg_owning_file): Fixed to actually return + NULL if no package owns a file. + + * pkg.c (pkg_get_installed_files): Added installed_files_ref_cnt + to pkg_t to prevent pkg->installed_files from being freed from an + inner loop while still being used by an outer loop, (which was + happening). + + * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_pkg_owning_file): Moved this function in + from pkg_dest.c. Also, updated it to use pkg_get_installed rather + than mucking around inside /usr/lib/opkg and globbing for *.list + files. + (pkg_hash_fetch_best_installation_candidate): Fixed to only return + a package that actually could be installed, (ie. it must have + either a local_filename or a non-NULL src from which it could be + downloaded). This prevents a segfault during "opkg upgrade". + + * pkg.c (pkg_get_installed_files): Fixed to not do strange things + to filenames such as: "//./bin/sh" + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_files_cmd): Added pkg_free_installed_files to + conserve a bit of memory. + (opkg_search_cmd): Updated to use pkg_get_installed rather than + mucking around inside /usr/lib/opkg and globbing for *.list files. + + * pkg.c (pkg_free_installed_files): Added this function to free up + memory from pkg_get_installed_files. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_set_option): Added force_reinstall option + to allow reinstallation of an installed package. + + * args.c (args_parse): Added -force-reinstall option to enable + reinstallation of an installed package. + + * busybox-0.60.2/ar.c (ar_main): Updated unarchive call to track + prototype change. + + * busybox-0.60.2/libbb/unarchive.c (free_header_ar): Added + function to plug memory leak. + + * opkg_install.c (check_data_file_clashes): Fixed crash if no + package can be found owning the pre-existing file. + + * pkg_dest.c (pkg_dest_deinit): Fixed bug that pkg_dest was + holding on to freed data rather than making a local copy. + + * pkg_depends.c (freeDepends): Fixed crash when pkg->depends is NULL. + + * RELEASE_NOTES: Added release notes for 0.98.0 and 0.99.0. + + * busybox-0.60.2/libbb/unarchive.c (extract_archive): Fixed + bug. Always alloc memory for full_name so we don't free data that + we shouldn't. + (unarchive): Updated to accept a free_headers function pointer as + a counterpart to get_headers, to eliminate memory leaks. + (free_header_tar): Implemented cleanup function as counterpart to + get_header_tar, to eliminate memory leaks. + (deb_extract): Added several calls to free_header_tar to eliminate + memory leaks. + + * str_util.c (str_dup_safe): Added convenience function. Like + strdup, but safe to use on a NULL pointer. + + * pkg_vec.c (pkg_vec_insert): Updated to use new pkg.c:pkg_merge + rather than marry_two_packages. With this change the free(pkg) is + now here rather than one level deeper. Eventually, I want to get + this free(pkg) up and out of pkg_hash_insert. + + * pkg_parse.c (parseDependsString): Fixed bug walking off the end + of the raw buffer looking for a character that isspace(). + (parseConffiles): Fixed big bug parsing Conffiles field where all + conffiles appear on the same line. + + * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Plugged memory leak of data + allocated deep down in read_raw_pkgs_from_file. + + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): Plugged + memory leak, (missing pkg_vec_deinit). + (freeDepends): Added this function as the counterpart to + buildDepends. Getting closer to chasing down all memory leaks. + (depend_deinit): Added this function as the counterpart to + depend_init. Getting closer to chasing down all memory leaks. + (parseDepends): plugged memory leak of pkg_name. + + * pkg.c (pkg_deinit): Added pkg_deinit to take care of freeing any + memory owned by a pkg_t. + (pkg_init_from_file): This function was 100% broken, (missing + rewind). + (pkg_merge): Moved pkg_merge here from + pkg_vec.c:marry_two_packages. Started work to make it + non-destructive, (not finished). + (pkg_print_info): Added Status and Essential fields to + pkg_print_info. + (pkg_print_status): Fixed pkg_print_status to work whether or not + the package is installed. + + * opkg_utils.c (read_raw_pkgs_from_file): Moved fclose out of + read_raw_pkgs_from_stream and into this function where it belongs, + (since the fopen occurs here). + (trim_alloc): Fixed trim to not free data passed in. Changed the + name to make it obvious that it is allocating memory. + + * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_from_file): Fixed to be more robust + to the fact that hash_insert_pkg sometimes frees the data that I + pass into it (!). + (satisfy_dependencies_for): Cosmetic change to messages. + (satisfy_dependencies_for): Now sets the dest on to-be-installed + packages, so that the state_want flag can be written to a status + file if necessary. + (satisfy_dependencies_for): Added pkg_vec_deinit to plug memory + leak. + (opkg_install_pkg): Added "run opkg update?" hint to error + message. + (backup_modified_conffiles): Made more robust to the case that a + conffile has disappeared. + (install_maintainer_scripts): Fixed bug that was installing + maintainer scripts as libFoopostinst rather than + libFoo.postinst. This was preventing postinst scripts from being + executed. + (cleanup_temporary_files): Added missing closedir to plug a memory + leak. + + * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Cosmetic change to error + messages. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_parse_file): Plugged some small memory + leaks. + (opkg_conf_set_option): Changed configuration options from + force-depends, force-defaults to force_depdends, force_defaults to + be compatible with old opkg.conf files. + (opkg_conf_set_option): Fixed bug in parsing options. + (opkg_conf_write_status_files): Fixed to list all interesting + packages, (any with non-default state), in status file rather than + just installed files. + (opkg_conf_write_status_files): Plugged a memory leak. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_status_cmd): Changed "opkg status" to use + pkg_print_info so it is much more verbose, (includes fields such + as Maintainer, etc. that are merged in from the lists files). + + * opkg.h (OPKG_DEBUG_NO_TMP_CLEANUP): Added compile-time option to + preserve temporary files for easier debugging. + + * file_util.c (file_md5sum_alloc): cosmetic changes to variable + names. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added support for offline_root + configuration file option. + + * args.c (args_init): Added support for -o, -offline, + -offline-root command-line arguments. (Although they don't really + have any effect yet). + + * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Changed back to marking + package as installed before postinst, (the pkg_run_script wanted + to find the scripts in /usr/lib/opkg/info). Actually, it could + probably find the script in either place at this point so maybe it + doesn't really matter. + +2002-03-07 Carl Worth + + * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Changed to only mark package + as installed after running opkg_configure, (to run the postinst + script). + + * RELEASED opkg-unstable 0.99.0 + + * Updated all instances of "XXX" in the code to indicate one of + the following categories: + XXX: BUG: This is a bug that needs to be fixed. + XXX: QUESTION: Implementation approach is uncertain here. + XXX: CLEANUP: Suggestion on how the code could be cleaned up. + XXX: FEATURE: Comment describes a useful feature request. + + * pkg.c (pkg_print_status): Added the Depends field to package + paragraphs in the status file, ("opkg remove" will need this). + + * opkg_install.c (satisfy_dependencies_for): Fixed "opkg install" + to not complain several times about "Package foo already + installed" when doing large recursive installs. + (opkg_install_pkg): "opkg install foo" for an installed package + will now check and install any missing dependencies before exiting + with "Package foo is alrady installed." + +2002-03-06 Carl Worth + + * pkg_dest.c (pkg_dest_pkg_owning_file_alloc): Moved this function + here from opkg_install.c. Also plugged a memory leak in it with + globfree. + + * pkg.c (pkg_remove_installed_files_list): Fixed bug that + prevented package.list file from ever being removed during "opkg + remove". + + * opkg_remove.c (remove_data_files_and_list): Fixed noisy and + spurious warnings about non-empty directories. "opkg remove" + should now only say anything if a directory that was solely + provided by that package is non-empty. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_install_pending_cmd): Plugged memory leak with + globfree. + + * opkg_install.c: *Many* fixes to enable "opkg upgrade" to more or + less work. Primarily fixing file clash identification and conffile + handling/resolution. "opkg upgrade" has now worked correctly on + several test cases! + + * opkg_install.c (unpack_pkg_control_files): Now initializes + conffiles list from the contents of conffiles control file, + (leaves md5sum calculation until the actual conffiles are + extracted later). + (opkg_install_pkg): Separated backup_modified_conffiles and + check_data_file_clashes into separate functions. + (preinst_configure): Simplified this function pushing its old + logic into pkg.c:pkg_run_script. + (backup_modified_conffiles): Added backup of any conffiles that + are new as of this upgrade. + (check_data_file_clashes): First real implementation of + check_data_file_clashes. + (resolve_conffiles): First real implementation of + resolve_conffiles. + (backup_make_backup): Added this and a few other functions to + abstract backup creation/removal. + (find_pkg_owning_file): Added this function. + + * pkg_extract.c (pkg_extract_data_files_to_dir): Fixed args to + deb_extract so that existing files will be overwritten, (and any + other error messages will no longer be suppressed). + + * pkg.c (pkg_print_status): Added Conffiles field to + pkg_print_status. + (pkg_print_field): Fixed crash when printing NULL Conffiles + values. + (pkg_get_conffile): Fixed crash if pkg_get_conffile called with a + NULL pkg. + (pkg_run_script): Made pkg_run_script smart enough to run scripts + for uninstalled packages, (from + /), as well as for isntalled + packages, (from /. + + * str_util.c (str_tolower): Added convenience function. + (str_toupper): Added convenience function. + + * nv_pair.c (nv_pair_init): Fixed crash from calling nv_pair_init + with NULL value. + + * pkg.c (pkg_init_from_file): Fixed bug -- forgot to close file. + + * file_util.c (file_md5sum_alloc): Convenience wrapper around + md5_stream as ripped out of busybox. This function takes care of + file open/close and does the bin2hex conversion of the md5sum. + + * conffile.c (conffile_has_been_modified): Implemented this + function for real now that we have md5sum capability. + + * md5.c (md5_stream): Sucked in md5sum calculation code from + busybox, (it wasn't part of libbb, so I just copied the files + straight in and ripped out uninteresting functions such as + md5sum_main, etc.) + +2002-03-05 Carl Worth + + * pkg.c (pkg_print_field): Added support for printing Conffiles + field. + + * opkg_install.c (remove_obsolesced_files): With the fixed + pkg_get_installed_files_list from below, this function now seems + to work! + (opkg_install_pkg): Fixed to mark old package as uninstalled after + upgrading. + + * pkg.c (pkg_get_installed_files_list): Fixed so that it's + possible to get an "installed_files" list even from an uninstalled + package, (it pulls the list of data files straight out of the + package). + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_upgrade_cmd): Fixed opkg_upgrade to not choke + if asked to upgrade an un-installed package. + (opkg_upgrade_pkg): Fixed printing of version numbers. + + * file_util.c (file_mkdir_hier): Abstracted call to libbb + make_directory into new file_mkdir_hier. At this point, the only + calls into libbb are isolated in file_util and pkg_extract. This + will make it easier if we ever decide to directly incorporate that + code or rewrite it. + + * pkg_extract.c (pkg_extract_data_files_to_dir): Abstracted all + calls to deb_extract in several new pkg_extract functions. + +2002-03-04 Carl Worth + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added support to opkg_conf to + pickup command-line arguments for "force-defaults" and + "force-depends". Things set on the command-line should take + precedence over things found in the configuration file. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_search_cmd): Fixed formatting of "opkg search" + output. + + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): + Re-added fix to set *unresolved to NULL if depends is NULL. + + * xregex.c (xregexec): Removed useless error messages from NOMATCH + calls to regexec. + + * opkg_install.c (satisfy_dependencies_for): Added support for new + "unresolved" argument in + pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies. Cleaned up warning/error + messages. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_search_cmd): Implemented first-cut of "opkg search". + + * pkg_depends.c (pkg_hash_fetch_unsatisfied_dependencies): Fixed + to set *unresolved to NULL if depends is NULL. + +2002-03-01 Carl Worth + + * RELEASED opkg-unstable 0.98.0 + + * opkg_configure.c (opkg_configure): Added flushing of stdout, + (here and in a few other modules). + + * file_util.c (file_copy): Implemented this function here as one + step toward isolating the calls into libbb functions. Updated old + copy_file calls to file_copy in both opkg_download.c and + opkg_install.c. + + * opkg_install.c, opkg_remove.c: Demoted several "XXX" comments to + DPKG_INCOMPATIBILITY as I really don't intend on addressing them + any time soon, (if ever). + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_files_cmd): Fixed "opkg files" from crashing on + uninstalled packages. + + * familiar/rules: Added support for easy building of an + opkg.ipk. The version number and the architecture are + automatically sucked in correctly from autoconf magic, (even when + cross-compiling). Maybe autoconf will start paying off with + benefits rather than pain, (finally!). + + * configure.ac: Removed MEMCMP and STAT checks which were breaking + cross-compilation. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_upgrade_pkg): BIG bugfix: Package version + comparison was sign-reversed, (hence it would never upgrade). + +2002-02-28 Carl Worth + + * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Changed from + system("/bin/cp",...) to copy_file(...) + + * replace/strndup.c: Implemented an (untested) replacement for + strndup. + + * configure.ac: Added AC_CANONICAL_HOST to automatically set the + correct architecture type in the opkg control file. + + * configure.ac: Changed version number to 0.98.0 in preparation + for alpha release. + + * familiar/rules: Added support for easy building of an opkg.ipk. + +2002-02-27 Carl Worth + + * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Fixed to abort on failed + download. + + * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Fixed bug that was preventing any + package maintainer scripts from running, (hence, they run now so + running non-native offline no longer works until I figure out the + chroot plans). + + * TODO: Added rough outline of remaining features with a release + schedule. + + * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Added parsing of "MD5Sum" in + addition to "MD5sum" to accomodate bug in old opkg. + + * void_list.c (void_list_remove): Added new remove function, (also + adjusts a forward iterator). Required new list->pre_head member + which was added to all sub-list types. + + * pkg.c (pkg_init): Changed pkg->conffiles to be of the new + conffile_list_t datatype. + (pkg_remove_installed_files_list): Pulled this function into + pkg.c, (from opkg_remove.c), so the mallocs and frees would be in + the same C file. + (pkg_get_conffile): Added this convenience function. + + * opkg_remove.c: Fixed several bugs. opkg_remove now actually + works for simple packages! + + * opkg_install.c (opkg_install_pkg): Don't re-install if a package + is already installed. + (opkg_install_pkg): Fixed major bug that all of opkg_install's + work was always being unwound even when successful. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_files_cmd): Fixed to use + pkg_get_installed_files_list rather than a private implementation + that sifted through the file lists on disk. + + * str_util.c (str_ends_with): Added this convenient function. + (str_chomp): Another convenience. + + * opkg_conf.c: Moved chomp to str_util.c (str_chomp), since + someone else wanted it too. + +2002-02-26 Carl Worth + + * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Added XXX requesting parsing of + Conffiles: field along with a hint about how to store the data. + + * conffile_list.c: Added a little wrapper around nv_pair_list + + * conffile.c: Added a little wrapper around nv_pair + + * str_util.c (str_ends_with): New convenience function. + + * str_list.c (str_list_remove): Plugged in remove function. + + * void_list.c (void_list_remove): Added remove function, (handles + updating of forward iterator). + + * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Changed to return return value of + script. + + * opkg_remove.c: Fleshed out initial version of all opkg_remove.c + functions. + + * opkg_configure.c (opkg_configure): Added check on return value + of pkg_run script. Added comments about dpkg compliance. + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_purge_cmd): Added opkg_purge_cmd + +2002-02-20 Carl Worth + + * Added USC copyright statements, (and Compaq stubs as necessary) + + * opkg_install.c: At this point "opkg install" on a simple + package, (no scripts and no dependencies), works just fine. It + might even do some of the script and dependency handling correctly + too, but I haven't tested that yet. "opkg install libc6" is a nice + little test that should complete without any errors or + warnings. Follow that up with "opkg status" to see that it worked. + + * pkg.c (pkg_run_script): Added convenience method for running + package scripts. + + * opkg_install.c: Fixed several bugs: + (unpack_pkg_control_files): control files now extract to the + correct temporary directory. + (opkg_install_pkg): pkg->state_want is now properly set to SW_INSTALL + (opkg_install_pkg): status file now gets written after installation + (cleanup_temporary_files): All temporary files are cleaned up. + + * opkg_configure.c (opkg_configure): Fleshed out a very simple + opkg_configure, (simply runs "postinst configure"). Maybe it will + need to be smarter at some point. Moved unwritten conffiles stuff + back to opkg_install.c. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_write_status_files): Moved this function + from opkg_utils to opkg_conf since it needs access to the + pkg_dest_list. + + * pkg_vec.c (marry_two_packages): Added several missing fields, + (state_want, state_flag, filename, local_filename, tmp_unpack_dir, + md5sum, size, installed_size, priority, source, conffiles, + isntalled_files, essential) + +2002-02-19 Carl Worth + + * opkg_install.c: several little bug fixes. "opkg install" will + now actually install files from a package! There are still some + bugs, (eg. postinst scripts are not called -- probably other + things as well). But, it's coming together now. + + * pkg_dest.c (pkg_dest_init): now creates all necessary directories + + * opkg_download.c (opkg_download): Fixed misleading parameter name. + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_deinit): Now cleans up tmd_dir on deinit + opkg.c: now calls opkg_conf_deinit before exiting. + (opkg_conf_add_nv): Fixed to set default_dest when parsing first + dest in opkg.conf + + * opkg_cmd.c (opkg_list_cmd): Fixed ugly bug in opkg_list that led + to infinite loops, segfaults, string corruption, and other bizarre + behavior. + + * Added many files as we are approaching the first functional opkg + implementation in C: + file_util.c: convenience for testing if file_exists, reading files, etc. + opkg_configure.c: mostly just a stub so far + opkg_download.c: convenient function to download a file + nv_pair.c: data structure to hold a name-value pair + nv_pair_list.c: data structure to hold a list of nv_pair_t + pkg_dest.c: data structure for everything a pkg destination wants + pkg_dest_list.c: data structure to hold a list of pkg_dest_t + pkg_extract.c: convenience functions for package extraction, + (these function should encapsulate any libbb borrowings we perform + -- although some slipped into other files already) + pkg_src.c: everything you might need for a pkg src. + pkg_src_list.c: data structure to hold a list of pkg_src_t + str_list.c: data structure to hold a list of char * + void_list.c: generic linked-list data structure and functions + xsystem.c: wrapper around system() with error checking + + * opkg_remove.c: Just added some stubs. Nothing really works at + all yet. + + * opkg_install.c: Large rework of opkg_install. It's now close to + actually being usable, (but it's not quite there yet). Revamped to + match dpkg install order more closely, (with all the stubs in case + we ever want to call all the scripts that dpkg does). Also updated + to use a more recent deb_extract from libbb. + + * opkg_extract_test.c (main): Added support for a third arg, (the + filename to extract to the buffer). + + * opkg_conf.c (opkg_conf_init): Added several fields to + opkg_conf_t: pkg_src_list, pkg_dest_list , + restrict_to_default_dest, default_dest, tmp_dir, lists_dir, + pending_dir, force_depends, and pkg_hash. There's still a bit of + tension between options stored in the config file, (opkg_conf_t), + and command-line arguments, (args_t). + + * opkg_cmd.c: First version that is approaching usability. The + following commands are more-or-less in place: "opkg update", "opkg + list", "opkg info", "opkg status". While the rest are in various + states of being partiallyy written or written but untested. + (opkg_upgrade_cmd): Added support for restricting to a dest. Many + other changes, largely involving plugging into the pkg_hash for + real for the first time, and adding multiple dest support. + + * opkg.c: Added support for setting the dest on the command-line. + + * args.c: Added support for OPKG_CONF_DIR environment variable and + -f, -conf, and -conf-file options. + + * configure.ac: Added lots of little bits suggested by autoscan. + +2002-02-18 Carl Worth + + * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Added parsing, (kinda ugly), for + essential field. + * pkg.c (pkg_print_field): Added the essential flag. + + * pkg_vec.c (pkg_vec_insert): Fixed to use pkg_compare_versions to + determine matching versions instead of a strcmp on the version + string. + +2002-02-15 Carl Worth + + * pkg_parse.c (pkg_parse_raw): Updated to accept a pkg_src_t + + * pkg.c (pkg_init): Added field to pkg_t: "pkg_src_t *src" + + * pkg_hash.c (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Updated to accept a pkg_src_t + + * pkg_parse.c (parseStatus): Modified to accept a pkg_t * + (parseVersion): Added this function + (pkg_parse_raw): Updated to accept a pkg_dest_t + (pkg_parse_raw): Reworked the parsing to use a pkg_t rather than a + slew of local variables. + (pkg_parse_raw): Added support for about a dozen new pkg_t fields + + * pkg.h: Updated for all pkg.c changes. + + * pkg.c (pkg_new): Added pkg_new for convenient alloc'ing of a pkg_t. + (pkg_init): Added several fields to pkg_t: dest, section, + suggests, filename, local_filename, tmp_unpack_dir, md5sum, size, + installed_size, priority, source, and conffiles. + (): Moved buildPkg this function to pkg_parse + (pkg_init_from_file): Added convenience function for filling a + pkg_t from an actual package file. + (pkg_print_info): Split print_pkg into both pkg_print_info and + pkg_print_status. + (pkg_print_field): Added pkg_print_field, (extremely ugly) + (): Moved parseversion to pkg_parse where it belongs + (pkg_version_str_alloc): Added, (complement of parse_version) + + * pkg_depends.h: Added GPL blurb + (PKG_DEPENDS_H): Added multiple include protection + + * pkg_depends.c: Moved non-static prototypes to header file. + Changed several locl-only functions to be static. + Added function prototypes for static functions. + (buildDepends): Removed unecessary cast of malloc return value. + + * pkg_hash.h: Moved hash-related struct declarations to this file + Rename pkg_fetch* to have consistent pkg_hash_fetch prefix. + Added missing prototype for pkg_vec_fetch_by_name + + * pkg_hash.c: (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Added support for setting + the pkg_dest + (pkg_hash_add_from_file): Moved buildDepends call to + hash_insert_pkg + (pkg_hash_fetch_installed_by_name_dest): Added this function to + support pkg_dest + + * opkg_utils.h: Added GPL blurb + (OPKG_UTILS_H): Added multiple include protection + + * opkg_utils.c: + (read_raw_pkgs_from_file): broke read_raw_pkgs into + read_raw_pkgs_from_file and read_raw-pkgs_from_stream + (opkg_write_status_file): Fixed return value + (print_pkg_status): Moved this function to pkg.c:pkg_print_status + (line_is_blank): Fixed const char handling + +2002-02-08 Carl Worth + + * pkg_parse.c: Fixed a bug in parsing the 3 state fields. + +2002-02-06 Carl Worth + + * pkg.c: Expanded pkg_status field to the full 3 fields: state_want, + state_flag, and state_status. + +2001-12-11 Carl Worth + + * opkg_conf.c: Now parses /etc/opkg.conf, (and doesn't do anything + with it). + + * opkg.c: Started work on opkg main, (not much here yet). + + * opkg_cmd.h: Added a tiny thing to abstract top-level opkg + commands, (not finished). + + * Set up autoconf and friends diff --git a/autogen.sh b/autogen.sh new file mode 100755 index 0000000..73b2179 --- /dev/null +++ b/autogen.sh @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +#! /bin/sh +autoreconf -v --install || exit 1 +glib-gettextize --force --copy || exit 1 +./configure --enable-maintainer-mode "$@" + diff --git a/compile b/compile deleted file mode 100755 index 3d21703..0000000 --- a/compile +++ /dev/null @@ -1,142 +0,0 @@ -#! /bin/sh -# Wrapper for compilers which do not understand `-c -o'. - -scriptversion=2004-10-12.08 - -# Copyright (C) 1999, 2000, 2003, 2004 Free Software Foundation, Inc. -# Written by Tom Tromey . -# -# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify -# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by -# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2, or (at your option) -# any later version. -# -# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, -# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of -# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. 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