Please update net-nntp/leafnode in portage to the latest 1.11.7 version. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
* 1.11.7, 2009-04-20 ### WORKAROUND - fetchnews: If the LN_SUPPRESS_DATE environment variable is defined and set to any value or empty, fetchnews will not test the upstream server's time by means of the "DATE" NNTP command. This can be used to quench related log messages. ### BUGFIXES - Fix logging if texpire unlinks files without further hardlinks from message.id/NNN/ - Fix potential segfault on libcs that do not catch NULL for %s formatting (several GNU libc versions do) when trying to retrieve delayed bodies from corrupt article headers. Pretend success, to purge article number from subscription file. Bug reported by Chris Carr. - Fix & change "noactive" so that it can be overridden by "fetchnews -f", as documented in config.example. Regression as side effect of 1.9.50 fix, reported by Jesse F. Hughes. - Fix logged IP address in "connected to..., reply:" message when compiled without IPv6 support. Fixes Mandriva Bug #45605, reported by David W. Hodgins. - Print connected to... to console as well at proper verbosity level, found by maintainer while debugging aforementioned bug. - Only emit warning that no server with posting permission was found if that's actually needed. Reported by Christian Weiske. - If corrupted articles had been detected, fetchnews -x NNN would not be able to re-fetch the said article because a 0-sized file remained in message.id, making fetchnews believe the article was in the spool. 0-sized message.id/NNN/ files are now purged when checking if the article is already in the spool. Reported by Peter Bauernfeind. (de.comm.software.newsserver post, May 2008) - Change interface enumeration to track incompatible NetBSD 5 changes. The latter led to bogus connection refusals in NNTPD. SourceForge Bug #2700756, by Aleksey Cheusov, fix suggested by Roy Marples. - Add support for SIOCGIFALIAS where available (BSD) in order to obtain netmasks for 4.4BSD-style IP aliases. getifaddrs() has been suggested as well, but it isn't available everywhere, so we would have to keep the old code around anyways, and we can just fix that rather than introduce alternative code branches. ### BUGFIXES BACKPORTED FROM LEAFNODE 2 - lsort (used by make update) now detects and report errors. - "make update" handles the lockfile properly now: it records its PID and removes the lock also in cases of failure. - "make update" restores the old groupinfo file if lsort fails. - "make update" now builds an up-to-date lsort first. - "make update" now uses the configured NEWS_USER and _GROUP. - "make update" is now a phony Makefile target, i. e. it will work even if there is a file "update" in the build directory. ### CHANGES - When creating a Path: header (because the newsreader did not do that), use "not-for-mail" instead of NEWS_USER (usually "news") as the user component. This seems to resolve propagation issues with 2nd-hop-upstreams, as reported in Debian Bug#459980 by Michael Weitzel, with Universität Siegen, Germany. - When writing to client fails, log decoded errno, too. This can help debugging certain firewall misconfigurations more easily. - Undoing a wordwrap in configure.ac allows for bootstrapping on Cygwin. - Drop obsolete mysetvbuf(). - leafnode-version now supports an additional "-v" mode to print more information on the installation. The output then is similar, but not identical - due to different feature sets - to the way leafnode-2 prints it. ### DOCUMENTATION - Add some comments to UNINSTALL-daemontools - Put README-FQDN* under leafnode's license. Found to be in conflict with Debian's DFSG by Mark Brown.
+ 22 Oct 2009; Patrick Lauer <patrick@gentoo.org> +leafnode-1.11.7.ebuild: + Bump, fixes #288713