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http://opie-bugs.oszine.de/view.php?id=1702
The problem behavior said that the day abbreviations in the PIM suite were
wrong for at least it and fr. The fix is to make sure that there is not a
translation of the abbreviations because the abbreviations have already
been translated.
Thanks goes to an anonymous reporter for reporting and to antonus for
submitting a patch. Thanks to Paul E. (aka BlueLightning) for bringing the
bug to our attention.
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value is not checked. It isn't a big deal. But it would be nice if the
user knew that an ioctl to a device tanked.
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http://opie-bugs.oszine.de/view.php?id=1735
It changes the opie-irc app to be able to support the additional user
characters that the unrealircd irc daemon provides.
Thanks goes to andrewy for reporting and providing a patch.
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their respective families. It also makes the model families bit unique with
each other. This patch makes button (and general device features) not
overlap. This fixes Opie bug 1836.
Thanks goes out to Paul E. (aka BlueLightning) for originally reporting
this problem and providing the text for a reasonable near-term solution. On
top of all that, Paul even test the patch that this commit is based on,
confirming that it was a reasonable solution.
For those of you out there who support distros for the other model families,
please be careful. And note that we have not tested on any of model family
but iPAQs. We don't anticipate any problems, but be careful out there.
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information. It should cause no change in behavior.
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have partial support for the Palm LD, TX and Z72 handheld computers.
This commit is based on a patch submitted by Cristiano to the opie-devel
list. The patch itself comprises work done by Alex Osborne, Cristiano,
Sergey Lapin, Jan Herman and Aaron. Thanks goes to them for sticking with
the patch and expanding the number of devices Opie works on.
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work with current kernel versions. It also changes the mixer name to the
rightful name for most modern kernels. It is rumored that the mixer in most
HTC devices does not work. But at least it points at the right device now.
Thanks GoXbox Live!
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but false.
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a pointer without that pointer being valid. This commit fixes each instance
of that.
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bluezapplet. This commit is based on a patch submitted by GoXbox Live
<goxboxlive at gmail dot com> to the opie-devel mailing list.
Thanks GoXbox Live!
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and follows the backlight class in sysfs. This patch was originally done
by an unknown poster and maintained by Paul S. Thanks all who contributed.
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own public slot and don't call it automatically (should be called from MainView when lircd is properly set up); correctly show learn dialog modal and update list when it closes; delete learn dialog when done
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disabled)
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/etc/lircd.conf before attempting to commit in order to avoid timeouts
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FIX: It is put in now.
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FIX: The code there is just strange. I tore out the switch statement and
replaced it with a simple if block instead.
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valid.
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de-allocated (forgot to use []).
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In that expansion a whole new crop of unchecked returns has sprung up.
This commit fixes those weeds or should I say potential bugs.
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class. This means that the last child in the chain would be called instead.
Seeing as how the function is not really implemented in this class I am sure
that they do want the override so a user is A. not fooled into thinking it
is and B. running into a parent function doing the wrong thing.
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current month. Fixes bug #1351.
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appropriate setting is read when determining whether to authenticate or not. Fixes bug #1830.
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date/time settings application on starting if option is enabled
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some way but never used. This is a tricky problem with Qt since almost all
UI forms are made but not used (like QLabel). But I am pretty confident that
these changes are correct and do not have any aspect of a change to the UI.
In most cases, there are just variables that are made and then copied over
(like in iteration over lists or assignment of pointers based on
conditionals).
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is assumed to be something but no initial value is given.
This commit changes that by either assigning an initial value or removing
the assumption on an initial value (usually the former).
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using directional buttons and space/enter (which is all that is available on some PDAs if the screen is uncalibrated). In addition, you can now enter numbers using number keys if your device has them.
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appropriate name
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out code
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button action to button dialog; show error if user clicks on New without first typing a new name; show error if user clicks New with Remotes as a name
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message if user presses a button that has not been configured
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For TEHistory.cpp, it uses tmpfile() which produces a file which has a
name that can be guessed.
For vmemo.cpp, it uses tmpname() which only creates a predictable string.
Both uses have been switched to using mkstemp() wrapped around umask(). This
produces a much less predictable file that also has guaranteed restrictive
permissions.
I went a little farther in vmemo because it calls out to the shell using
system to 'mv' the new file. That is kinda wasteful so I switched it to use
rename instead.
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race conditions associated to files. The big deal is that it is quite typical
to use strings of pathnames to track files. But because that does not leverage
the filesystem would be attackers may be able to exploit time lags in uses
of filesystem functions (like stat and chmod or open) to get files with
suspect data into the files that the applications are working with.
This commit closes that potential hole even though there are no known exploits.
Better safe then sorry. There is no change in the behavior of the apps.
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that it is expanding. Since strlen() is used with the URLs after Expand
is used, it is good idea to make sure that Expand terminates the strings.
This commit changes that so that the URL strings are guaranteed to be
terminated after expansion.
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'reverse inull'. All that means is that a pointer gets dereferenced. Then
a pointer gets checked for validity before being dereferenced again. This
almost always points to shenanigans.
For example, the konsole.cpp file has this konsoleInit() call which passes
in a const char** shell variable. Since it is a double pointer the programmer
who wrote the code made the mistake of mixing the checking of the pointer
and the pointer that points to the pointer. This commit attempts to correct
that.
Of course there are other instances of the same thing. But they all boil
down to a small mistake which might have produced strange side effects.
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