Version 2.4.12 of DAR is out. from 2.4.11 to 2.4.12 - for correctness fixed delete vs delete[] on vector of char (not incidence reported) - fixed out of range access in routine used to read very old archive format - fixed error in logical expression leading a sanity test to be useless - removed duplicated variable assignment - updated FAQ - fixed typo and spelling errors - fixed bug (reported by Torsten Bronger) in the escape layer leading libdar to wrongly reporting a file as corrupted at reading time - fixed bug in the sparse file detection mechanism that lead the minimum size hole detection to become a multiple of the default value or specified one. This implied a less efficient reduction of sparse files because smaller holes in files were ignored - fixed and updated man page about --go-into option - updated full-from-diff target in /etc/darrc default file - added a debug option in hash_file class (option only used from testing tools) to troubleshoot sha1/md5 hash problem on slices larger than (2**38)+63 bytes, bug reported by Mike Lenzen and understood by Yuriy Kaminskiy at libgcrypt. Note: This bug is still open due to an integer overflow in libgcrypt. - backported from current development code an additional and more simple way to read an archive using the libdar API. This API extension is not used by dar command-line tools for now. - Fixing installation of libdar header files on Darwin, where "DARwin" macros were not filtered out from the generated libdar header files. - Fixing self reported bug 'generic_file.cpp line 309' met while comparing an archive with a filesystem - Update code in order to compile with gcc-4.8.2 in g++11 mode (partial implementation and adaptation of Fabian Stanke's patch) - Fixing bug met while performing a verbose archive listing in sequential read mode - Added Ryan Schmidt's Patch to properly display status at end of ./configure script under BSD systems (in particular Mac OS X) - Updating configure.ac script to fix warning reported by autoconf when generating the ./configure script - Addressed portability problem with BSD systems that do not provide a -d option to the 'cp' command, preventing proper installation of the Doxygen documentation. Fix based on patch provided by Jan Gosmann. Reproducible: Always
Renaming of dar-2.4.11.ebuild to dar-2.4.12.ebuild works fine here (testet on x86 and amd64).
thanks for the heads-up - in portage now
