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03.Jan.2007
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AmigaOS 4: Updates von DiskMaster 2, OpenSSH und GNU Make

Datei-Manager DiskMaster 2.7 Beta 7

Änderungen in der neuesten Version von Rudolph Riedels Datei-Manager Diskmaster 2:

Lots of smaller internal changes and fixes
Removed some more obsolete code
The Reader has it's own font now and it's fixed-width only
'Swap' works again
'PrintDir' almost rewritten to take the data from the ListBrowser.gadget lists
Fix: It must be ActivateLayoutGadget() to activate a gadget in a layout, not ActivateGadget(). Otherwise the layout is not aware that the string-gadget got activated In other words, activating the path-gadgets with the keyboard works properly now
Fix: the total-amount of bytes in a dir was a low negative number in case there were only dirs displayed

Link: Downloadseite

OpenSSH 4.5p1-2

Steven Solie hat OpenSSH für AmigaOS 4 kompiliert. Hierbei handelt es sich um eine kostenlose Version der SSH-Protokoll-Suite, verschlüsselte aund damit sichere Versionen der Telnet-, rlogin-, FTP-Protokolle implementiert. Änderungen in Version 4.5p1-2:

added missing LICENCE file to distribution archive
now requires AmigaOS 52.x or higher
increased default pipe buffer size to 4096 bytes
fixed progress bar display bug in sftp during 'put'
added AmigaOS-style version strings to executables

Link: Downloadseite

GNU Make 3.81-5

Steven Solie hat ein Update der GNU make-Portierung für AmigaOS 4 veröffentlicht.

now uses case-sensitive comparisons no matter what the underlying file system is capable of for maximum compatibility during porting (thanks Henning Nielsen Lund)
removed workaround for shell 51.x
removed support for AmigaOS device names; it is just impossible to parse out targets from device names (thanks Thore Böckelmann)
now uses getopt() from clib2
cleaned up Makefile.AmigaOS

Link: Downloadseite (cg)

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