Attachment #723352 for bug #739904




====== 1.12 released 17.10.17 =======

====== 1.1 release 6/13/93 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:

    *  OSF1/AXP, by Dave Hill <ddhill@zk3.dec.com>
    *  IBM/AIX, by Johan Eksteen <johan@boer.ee.up.ac.za>
               and Vance R. Bass <vrbass@vnet.IBM.COM>
               and David W. Sanderson <dws@ssec.wisc.edu>
    *  HP/UX 9.01, by Sylvain Picard <lmcsypi@LMC.ericsson.se>
    *  NCR, by Keith Shafer <kshafer@cheers.sandiego.NCR.COM>
    *  SUN, by Dave Brennan <brennan@hal.com>
    *  ULTRIX 4.3, by Jeroen C. Kessels <jeroenk@cnplss7.cnps.philips.nl>

    [Note that some of the patches I received for these systems were
     mutually exclusive. I had to manually merge them into the baseline
     sources. I can't test them; if they don't work, complain to me and
     not to the authors listed above. thomas@bitrot.in-berlin.de]

NEW FEATURES:

    *  fancy holiday parser
    *  optional fast advance-warning column in list menus
    *  new -K option of pland to kill daemon (for ~/.logout)
    *  new option: don't show expired entries in today's day box
    *  appointments without time field added (for birthdays etc)
    *  snoozing alarms for 5 minutes

MAJOR BUGFIXES:

    *  pland no longer crashes if database becomes empty
    *  plan no longer crashes when there are more than 100 entries
    *  months outside the current DST zone were sometimes one day off;
       rewrote time conversion routines to not use localtime and mktime
    *  recycle ending date didn't work
    *  readfile now avoids feof(), it seems to be broken on some systems
    *  if colors cannot be allocated, use black&white rather than exiting

OTHER CHANGES:

    *  added time display in month calendar menu
    *  if appts don't fit in day box, print three dots
    *  in year view, click month to see that month
    *  -s option does not start daemon, and now does not print warnings
    *  notifier now beeps
    *  Done button is now always the rightmost button, Quit renamed to Done
    *  use tzset() to ensure that DST is interpreted correctly
    *  multiple expose events mostly eliminated
    *  notifier now deals correctly with empty messages, no more warnings
    *  new Makefile option to remove all pulldown menu separator lines
    *  help messages and other typos fixed
    *  bottom day box note was incorrectly clipped
    *  fflushed stdout after printing resources
    *  fixed list locking problem in sublist.c
    *  fixed keyword search for single-character search strings
    *  it's no longer necessary to press Return in keyword search
    *  X resources are now correctly propagated to submenus
    *  sometimes day boxes stayed shaded yellow after the day menu exits


====== 1.1.1 release 6/20/93 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:

FEATURES:
    * feature by Ralf Paaschen: can page through months with PageUp, PageDown,
      Home, and End keys
    * the manpages reflect the Debian Linux paths.
    * the "make linux" Makefile target is now 64 bits; use "make linux32" for
      32 bits. Just "make" is still equivalent to "make debian".

    *  fixed major bug that lost paths beginning with ~, like ~/.dayplan
    *  holiday parser: <Nth> <weekday> syntax didn't work correctly
    *  daemon didn't recycle appointments if plan wasn't running
    *  corrected and added German holidays
    *  new dutch holiday file, by Guido van Rossum <Guido.van.Rossum@cwi.nl>
    *  -iconic option doesn't cause popups to come up iconic any more
    *  dates in ~/.dayplan now stored with years in 4-digit format
    *  replaced caddr_t with XtPointer, some HPs wouldn't compile otherwise
    *  fixed undefined __DATE__ problem on Ultrix
    *  fixed bug in appointment list re-allocation
    *  new color resources to make the month view look like the year view
    *  repeat-until date fixed


====== 1.1.2 release 6/28/93 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:

====== 1.11 released 4.3.14 =======
       <Gerald.Rinske@ap.mchp.sni.de>
    *  NCR, by Keith Shafer <kshafer@cheers.sandiego.NCR.COM>
    *  SCO Open Desktop/Open Server 3.0, Makefile patches by Nathan Peterson
       <nathan@sco.com>
    *  Solaris 2.2, by Jean-Claude Giese <Jean-Claude.Giese@loria.fr>
    *  USL's SVR4.2 V1 with mdev package, by Peter Lord <plord@uel.co.uk>

BUG FIXES:
    * Petter Reinholdtsen
      - make the -L option of pland the default on Debian, considered safer
      - standalone mode accepts 4-digit years in dates: [[yyyy]mmdd]
      - the number of Unix groups a user belongs to is now unlimited
      - hardening: plan could be crashed by adding % codes in language files
      - fixed syntax errors in Bavarion holiday file
      - don't strip executable, the Debian installer does that (bug #437776)
      - fix compiler warnings, enable more compiler checks on Debian
      - fix manpage typos
      - fixed Debian regex compilation with FreeBSD kernel (Bug #414130)
      - moved plan and pland pid temp files from /tmp to ~/.plan.dir
    * new compilation target: "make debian". Must run "./configure" first.
    * updated "./configure" script with new Debian paths
    * removed -lXp from linux link line, that library is no longer needed
    * added restart and (dummy) force-reload to /etc/init.d/netplan.boot:
      Debian plan 1.10.1-5 E init.d-script-does-not-implement-required-option
    * sourcing /lib/lsb/init-function to /etc/init.d/netplan.boot:
      Debian plan 1.10.1-5 W init.d-script-does-not-source-init-functions


====== 1.10.2 released 9.12.08 =======

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed OpenSuSE 10.3 link error, by Hitoshi Yamauchi <hitoshi@mental.com>
    * updated Spanish language support, by Gerardo Cafferata
      <gccafferata@yahoo.com.ar>


====== 1.10.1 released 3.7.07 =======

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed "last weekday in month" expressions in holiday file, by Arnaud
      Giersch <arnaud.giersch@iut-bm.univ-fcomte.fr>
    * fixed mother's day definition in French holiday file, by Arnaud Giersch
      <arnaud.giersch@iut-bm.univ-fcomte.fr>

    *  week views that graphs hours vs. weekdays
    *  reads other people's appointments and displays them in the week view
    *  show every instance of a repeating entry
    *  new syntax: "nth weekday before/after date" (Advent/Buss&Bettag)
    *  recycler: every/Nth/last <weekday> of the month
    *  distinguish private and public appointments

====== 1.10 released 9.4.07 =======

FEATURES:
    * implemented limited read-only support for vCalendar/iCalendar (.ics)
      files (Apple, Zimbra, Lotus, etc), which can be specified in File ->
      File list like other files. Repetition information is ignored.
    * added "make linux64" target. Some 64-bit Linux installations, notably
      OpenSUSE 10.2, omit 32-bit libraries or links, causing compilation errors
      for -lXt and others.
    * ported to MacOS X with X11 and OpenMotif. Requires X11 from the MacOS X
      install DVD, and OpenMotif from www.ist-inc.com/DOWNLOADS/motif_files/
      openmotif-compat-2.1.31_IST.macosx10.3.dmg . The X server must run, and
      DISPLAY must be set properly (like, localhost:0) or plan won't start up.
      This is not a proper Aqua/Cocoa/Carbon port, although I made some feeble
      attempts to fix the color scheme.
    * new Polish language file by Jaroslaw Arlet <j.arlet@awf-gorzow.edu.pl>
    * new command-line option -Y allows entering annual (yearly) appointments,
      by Steffen Pietsch <Steffen.Pietsch@berlinonline.de>
    * when alarms trigger, '%' codes in the short note text, message, and the
      script are expanded. (See the help text in plan's Message/Script help.)
      Eg., you can write message texts like "remember to see %U on %D at %T".
	  %N    the short note text
	  %M    the message text
	  %S    the script text
	  %D    the final trigger date
	  %T    the final trigger time
	  %L    the length in hours:minutes
	  %F    the file the appointment is stored in, or "private"
	  %U    your login name
	  %%	a percent sign, '%'

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed a timezone bug that could make alarms go off exactly 24 hours late,
      Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * manpage files were installed without the trailing ".1" and ".4"
    * fixed compiler errors under Cygwin because the symbol linux was not set.
    * added -m32 option for Linux; gcc 4 defaults to 64 bits but the required
      libraries are not usually installed.
    * entering a day of the month as a date will now correctly find the next
      date with that day. A bug caused it to switch to a random date in 2000.
    * fixed a language file read error that omitted a trailing null byte.
      By Julien Soula <jsoula@univ-lille2.fr>
    * an incomplete X resource file crashed plan. Now defaults are used; the
      resulting windows are not very usable but it doesn't crash.

====== 1.2 PL 1 release 10/16/93 =======

====== 1.9 released 6.2.05 =======

FEATURES:
    * saved space in various calendar views such as the year overview
    * the week view repeats the hour title every few day rows; it was too easy
      to get lost without scrolling all the time
    * remove obsolete warning windows when the next warning or the main alarm
      is reached.
    * Linux: when a lockfile from a previous plan process is found, do not kill
      it if it's dead and some non-plan process now uses the old process ID.
    * if user "netplan" exists on the system, netplan runs as that user instead
      of nobody. Needed for Debian. Petter Reinholdtsen <pere@hungry.com>
    * added Belgian French holiday file, Nicolas E'vrard <nicoe@wanadoo.be>
    * command-line option -V: experimental and incomplete vCalendar export.
      File can be read by calendar programs such as Mozilla Calendar.
    * plan is now distributed under the GPL license, at your choice.
    * netplan has a new option -s that sends all messages to syslog.

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed Italian language file, Carlo Mandelli
      <carlo.mandelli@consulenti.fastweb.it>
    * fixed misspelling in the Italian language file, littledark
      <littledark@swissinfo.org>
    * "Delete past entries" did not remove repeating entries whose end date is
      in the past, Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * fixed choice 1 of configure script on Solaris, Aaron Kaplan
      <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * after running a long time (months), alarms stopped triggering. Fixed by
      Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * fixed Spanish holiday file, Fernando Tricas "Garci'a"
      <ftricas@amon.cps.unizar.es>
    * fixed loads of inane gcc warning messages

    *  time adjustment and timezone config menu
    *  use search paths for executables and help file

====== 1.8.7 released 30.9.03 =======

FEATURES:
    * deleted support for SCO
    * pland -p pops up all alarms that triggered since the last time pland
      ran, not just those from the past three hours, by Brian L. Shaver
      <shaker.lxxv@verizon.net>
    * more room for appointments in year overview, moved year to left edge

BUG FIXES:
    * newly entered appointments no longer vanish from the edit menu.
    * fixed errno compiler errors on SMP systems, Thomas Ribbrock
      <emgaron@gmx.net>
    * Italian language translations by Paolo Panizza <pp@ieee.org> were
      missing from the 1.8.5 and 1.8.6 distributions, now included

    *  non-interactive mode no longer removes lockfile
    *  minor cleanups in the help text

====== 1.8.6 released 18.3.03 =======

FEATURES:
    * reversed the change in 1.8.5, at popular demand, that lets a personal
      holiday file replace the system holiday file. plan 1.8.6 again reads
      both, system first. The new "reset" keywords can be used to clear all
      system holidays, following an idea by Heiko Schlichting.

BUG FIXES:
    * the edit menu was broken in 1.8.5, fixed by Heiko Schlichting
      <heiko@FU-Berlin.DE>

    *  fixed repeat-until in recycling menu

====== 1.8.5 released 16.2.03 =======

FEATURES:
    * plan's FTP home site has a new name: plan.ftp.fu-berlin.de, shown in
      the About popup. The old address will continue to work. (Thanks, Heiko!)
    * set locale to support other character sets such as Czech, by Petr Kristan
      <petr.kristan@epos.cz>
    * OpenBSD port by Armin Wolfermann <armin.wolfermann@viscomp.com>
    * new plan2vcs perl script that converts plan appointments to korganizer
      format, by Bert Bos <bert@w3.org>
    * if there is a ~/.holiday file, don't read LIB/holiday as well.
    * skip junk in entries synced from PalmPilot DateBk4 messages, by Johan
      Vromans <jvromans@squirrel.nl>
    * allow new holiday syntax "workday before/after <date>", by Ian Holland
      <irh@statscout.com>
    * Italian language translations by Paolo Panizza <pp@ieee.org>
    * accept yyyy/mm/dd date input, Brian T. Schellenberger <bts@babbleon.org>
    * Slovak holidays by Mikulas Sustak <sustak@kte.sjf.stuba.sk>

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed Debian bug 157425: color selection dropbox always starts on Default
    * Suns apparently still run X11R5 and don't have XtSignalId et. al.
    * configure script had problems with defaults when using bash (Michael
      Mauch <michael.mauch@gmx.de>
    * fixed configure script problems on Solaris 2.6, by Horst Scheuermann
      <scheuerm@uni-trier.de>
    * fixed Dutch Driekoningen holiday date, by Johan Vromans
      <JVromans@squirrel.nl>
    * IBM AIX doesn't have Xt timers and doesn'd compile plan 1.8.4, excluded
      XFree workaround for IBM
    * week number 2 appeared twice in 2001. Fixed by Helmut Jarausch
      <jarausch@igpm.rwth-aachen.de>
    * Search->One file could not select the "own" file (top menu choice).
    * cleanup: removed remaining K&R varargs and sunkr target
    * fixed '@' user notation in netplan server, by Gennadi Umanski
      <umanskij@ti.uni-trier.de>
    * fixed Japanese string converion, by Tomoko Hayashi <tomoko@u-aizu.ac.jp>
    * other people's .dayplan file references ('L' lines in ~/.dayplan) over-
      wrote own file entries (Heiko Schlichting <heiko@FU-Berlin.DE>)

    *  preventing user from entering user directory before user name (crash)
    *  added -DRABBITS on HPs because utmp appears to be unreliable
    *  removed #ifdef NCR around FIXMBAR in calmenu.c, fixes empty pulldowns
    *  replace fchmod with chmod (SCO has no fchmod)
    *  Ultrix 4.3A has fcntl.h in sys
    *  OSF/1 and Ultrix require -DRABBITS
    *  later instances of repeating week bars got overdrawn by other bars
    *  Makefile OSF_C: added -DOSF
    *  put notifier -d into help text
    *  when searching for programs (find_file), ignore directories
    *  replace palatino with a standard font
    *  fast warning on; bring up appt menu; fast warning off -> core
    *  read_file ignores timezone setting
    *  repeat-every-n-days could slow down redrawing significantly
    *  if a user is added to the week view, pland sometimes died

NEW FEATURES:

    *  raise week and year window when user requests one
    *  -hhmm notation for appt length (until hhmm)
    *  +n notation for parsing dates
    *  if note begins with '-' or '=', remove from month/year/week or m/y view
    *  help-on-context buttons in the help window
    *  quit button for year view
    *  resource to put black frame into today's day box (for 1-bit graphics)

NEW PLATFORMS:

    *  Linux, by Dirk Melchers <dirk@merlin.nbg.sub.org>
    *  SunSoft Interactive (ISC) 4.0, by akf@august.com (Andrew Fullford)

====== 1.8.4 released 17.7.00 =======

FEATURES:
    * Changed configure script, Makefile, and manpages to conform to Debian
      Linux conventions, Yann Dirson <dirson@debian.org>
    * another configure preset for SuSE Linux
    * new SysV alarm signals that prod the X timer events that write modified
      data, as a workaround for broken XFree86 X servers, by Francis Montagnac
      <Francis.Montagnac@sophia.inria.fr>
    * netplan now listens on two ports (unless overriden in /etc/services):
      5444 for backwards compatibility, and 2983, the new IANA-registered port.
    * "user" lines in netplan ACLs now accept "user@host" arguments, by Jochen
      Bern <bern@TI.Uni-Trier.DE>
    * the "another plan window is running, kill/continue" popup now blocks
      until answered.
    * OpenMotif support (XFree 4.0.1, OpenMotif 2.1.30) by Wes Kaefer
      <kaefer@mciworld.com>

BUG FIXES:
    * OS/2 Makefile fixes, Alexander Mai <st002279@hrzpub.tu-darmstadt.de>
    * fixes by Francis Montagnac <Francis.Montagnac@sophia.inria.fr>:
      - reading and writing of appt files of another user could access this
        user's file instead, by Francis Montagnac
      - don't redraw twice after deleting, can crash, by Francis Montagnac
      - warn when using more than one server, by Francis Montagnac
      - don't expand home-dirs in "File List" but put simply "~user". This
        prevent absolute pathnames in dayplan for user appointment files.
      - change writefile to return true for any readonly files, without doing
        anything. Fix call of fclose on NULL when creating a new file.
      - fix accept_new_list to update the views even for non server files.
      - fix in resolve_tilde: ~user gave /home/user/user
    * color-shaded backgrounds in month view are now printed, by Brad Jorsch
      <anomie@users.sourceforge.net>
    * huge numbers of lines in the large month view can cause heap corruption,
      by Paul Anderson <paul@dcs.ed.ac.uk>
    * fixed umlauts in Austrian holiday file, by Friedrich Leisch
      <Friedrich.Leisch@ci.tuwien.ac.at>
    * note: on SGI IRIX6 I appear to be unable to compile with -mips2, sorry.
    *  Japanese version, by Ogura Yoshito <ogura@ndc.ngsk.sony.co.jp>
    *  support for SGI desktop look&feel
    *  new RGB icon picture for SGIs running the 4Dwm window manager
    *  holiday file accepts #include statements if /lib/cpp is available
    *  optional user name in week view before note (new week config popup)
    *  rearranged header above month view
    *  reads LIB/holiday after reading ~/.holiday
    *  new recycle option: every year (for birthdays etc)
    *  -t option that prints appointments on a day to stdout
    *  Delete-past-entry command now has five maximum-age choices
    *  EditRes, by Klaus Guntermann <gunterma@iti.informatik.th-darmstadt.de>
    *  better parse_timestring: 100 -> 1:00
    *  click day in week view -> edit day
    *  swedish holiday file, by Kristian Wedberg <wedberg@mednet.gu.se>
    *  switch to today / to a specific date using a text entry popup
    *  today now highlighted green in week view
    *  in fast warning entry mode, entering '=' uses default warning times
    *  first partial week in Jan is counted as 1. See FULLWEEKS in mondraw.c.
    *  NODAEMON_ONCE in popup.c is defined to suppress multiple error popups

NEW PLATFORMS:
    *  SunOS 4.1.3 with K&R cc, replaces stdarg with varargs if -DVARARGS,
       by Michael P. Shevenell <mshev@express.ctron.com>
    *  Sony NEWS with/without gcc, by Ogura Yoshito <ogura@ndc.ngsk.sony.co.jp>
    *  Sequent running Dynix/ptx v2.[12], by Mike Gilpin <mgilpin@sequent.com>

NOTE: the comment character in ~/.holiday files was changed from '#' to ':'
      to allow cpp to parse the file. Not changing these characters will cause
      cpp "undefined control" errors.

====== 1.8.3 released 8.12.99 =======

FEATURES:
    * new options -N, -c, and -h to control more options when adding entries
      from the command line (Tovar <tvr@value.net>)

BUG FIXES:
    * Fixed language file order, causing untranslated messages. Also replaced
      OK button with Kill button in "another plan is running" dialog. Thomas
      Henlich <henlich@mmers1.mw.tu-dresden.de>
    * fixed manpage names, Kai Großjohann <Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE>
    * fixed pascha (Orthodox Easter) calculation and added greek holiday file,
      Efthimios Mavrogeorgiadis <emav@enl.auth.gr>
    * fixed timezones on the other side of the dateline (Truxton Fulton
      <trux@truxton.com>)
    * fixed toggle buttons in print menu (Ekkehard Hoffmann <ehoffman@fzi.de>)
    * new timezone code for DEC OSF/1 (Petrie L M <lmp@ornl.gov>)
    * client connection failures now close the connection cleanly and do not
      leak memory
    * non-netplan files incorrectly became read-only after the first change
    * fixed recognition of -u users (Ekkehard Hoffmann <ehoffman@fzi.de>)
    * changed two-digit year display in month/year printouts to four digits
      (Goran Larsson <hoh@lorelei.approve.se>)

====== 1.3.2 released 11/11/94 =======

====== 1.8.2 released 5.7.99 =======
    *  Convex C220
    *  SGI IRIX 6.0

FEATURES:
    * Spanish language support by Manuel Soriano <manu@europa3.com>
    * Port to LynxOS mag 2.5.1 092297-D i386 by Marius Groeger <mag@sysgo.de>
    * if the X server fails to send X timer events, switch to synchronous file
      writing to avoid data loss. Works around bug or incompatibility in XFree.
    * new script to convert Microsoft Schedule+ files to .dayplan format by
      Cy Schubert - ITSD Open Systems Group <Cy.Schubert@uumail.gov.bc.ca>

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed configure script problems and clarified man page locations
    * more fixes by Phil Sackinger <pasacki@sass2604.engsci.sandia.gov>
    * fixed output of -W -i for web interface
    * the .plan.dir choice in the configure script caused path trouble in plan
    * another PostScript bug fix causing text in wrong positions fixed by
      Daniel Robitaille <daniel@robitaille.com>
    * more OS/2+X patches by Alexander Mai <st002279@hrzpub.tu-darmstadt.de>
    * weekday before/after syntax was wrong in holiday parser, Thomas Henlich
      <henlich@mmers1.mw.tu-dresden.de> and Henning Daum <henning@daum.com>
    * LessTif 0.88.1 fix by Thomas Henlich <henlich@mmers1.mw.tu-dresden.de>
    * improved man pages, foreground/background is now configurable from the
      script for Debian/Linux compatibility, netplan should not always run as
      nobody, and a French holiday fix by Yann Dirson <ydirson@multimania.com>
    * enter webplan mode if the program is called "webplan", reading netplan
      user list crashed if there were no users, fixed possible crash when
      closing file list menu, renamed welcome.html to bottom.html by Murray
      Jensen <Murray.Jensen@mlb.dmt.csiro.au>

====== 1.4 released 2/22/95 =======

====== 1.8.1 released 16.5.99 =======
    *  UnixWare 1.1 and 2.0, jay@summit.novell.com

FEATURES:
    * Japanese port of 1.8 by Takafumi Hayashi <takafumi@u-aizu.ac.jp>
    * port to OS/2 with X by Alexander Mai <st002279@hrzpub.tu-darmstadt.de>
    * new configure script that simplifies modifications for default, SGI,
      and Linux installations.
    *  appointments of other users can optionally trigger own alarms
    *  up to four exception dates per appt where alarm is suspended, fill-in
       appointments for each of these can be created automatically ("split")
    *  appointment texts in month view can be highlighted with one of 8 colors
    *  options and preferences consolidated into new calendar config popup
    *  config first week of year (full or partial)
    *  appointments can now be selectively removed from month/year/week views
    *  number of days in week view is now configurable (1..28 days)
    *  user list now accepts file names in addition to directories
    *  added flags to omit appointments in printouts
    *  printout now uses message text if there is no note
    *  do scripts even if alarms are turned off
    *  files are written using backup and temp copies to recover from errors
    *  dump to stdout with -t now accepts second parameter for number of days
    *  entries without time may be displayed as large bar in week view

BUG FIXES:
    * plan -F: stdout could not be redirected, added missing fflush
    * various error popups are now modal, to prevent them from being overlooked
    * small Ultrix fixes (no pland -l) by Maarten Vergauwen
      <Maarten.Vergauwen@esat.kuleuven.ac.be>
    * fixed month and year PostScript printing, texts were in the wrong places
    *  week view overlaps were wrong if start<minhour, some bars were missing


====== 1.4.1 released 4/1/95 (mailing list release only) =======

====== 1.8 released 30.3.99 =======
    * Solaris2 with gcc port, bk@kullmar.se (Bo Kullmar)

FEATURES:
    * CGI scripts and HTML pages for web browser access, Michel Bourget
      <michel@montreal.sgi.com> (hacked by thomas@bitrot.de, bugs are
      probably my fault)
    * national language support and a German language file. No support for
      pulldown accelerators. Foreign-language help files are supported but
      none are supplied yet.
    * French language file by Guy Brand <guybrand@chimie.u-strasbg.fr>
    * new automatic DST mode that attempts to get the time from the system
      (experimental, available only for some systems, mostly untested)
    * simple Todo appointments that keep appearing after they first trigger
    * implemented default advance-warning times (Config->Calendar views)
    * color PostScript printouts (Kevin Earls <wke@sh-gpl.ti.com>)
    * new config mode that allows daemon to exeute insecure netplan scripts
    * new config mode that makes Thursday the selector for the first week
    * new combination holiday file by Walter Brown <wb@fncrdg.fnal.gov>
    * new Portuguese holiday file by Jose Paulo Moitinho de Almeida
      <moitinho@civil.ist.utl.pt>
    * support for Christian Orthodox Easter (new holiday keyword "pascha")
    * ported again to FreeBSD (Stefan `Sec` Zehl <sec@42.org>)
    * converted remaining old code to ANSI C
    * new Czech holiday file by Hanus Adler <had@articon.cz>

BUG FIXES:
    * Linux once again scrambled some header files and made plan uncompilable
    * small holidays crash day view (Sjoerd Mullender <Sjoerd.Mullender@cwi.nl>
    * if pland was started between 0:00 and 2:59:59, it overlooked appointments
    * fixed "W:" note prefix (Sjoerd Mullender <Sjoerd.Mullender@cwi.nl>)
    * netplan identd queries went to the local host instead of the remote host
    * fixed Y2K problem in PostScript printout. It works now but I don't under-
      stand why. Fixed by Vincent Everett <vincent.everett@mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk>.
    * plan -t/-T will now mark warnings with "Warn:".
    * fixed removal of appointment edit menu for LessTif (Anders Melchiorsen
      <and@kampsax.dtu.dk>)
    * netplan: group authentication and memory allocation bug fixed by Jens
      Krinke <j.krinke@gmx.de>
    * purge unnecessary lines in empty edit menus, manually adjust edit list
      size to fix LessTif problem (Anders Melchiorsen <and@kampsax.dtu.dk>)
    * toggle buttons in print menu did not work with some Motif implementations
    * notifier now resizes correctly, text area grows instead of buttons
    * day view got holidays wrong near the end of the year (Anders Melchiorsen
      <and@kampsax.dtu.dk>)
    * LessTif optimizations (Rick Scott <rwscott@omnisig.com>)
    * user ID was freed twice in netplan (Jeff Dairiki <dairiki@dairiki.org>)
    * it is now possible to inspect messages attached to read-only appts
    * plan -t had multiday problems (Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>)
    * fixed PostScript Y2K bug (James E. Rowley <jer@research.att.com>)
    * fixed zombie problem caused by plan automatically starting pland


====== 1.7.2 released 14.7.98 =======

FEATURES:
    * Japanese port updated by OGURA Yoshito <ogura@apd.cpg.sony.co.jp>,
      NISHIJIMA Takanori <racsho@cpdc.canon.co.jp>
    * new resource showIconDate puts date and time into icon label
    * day view now shows holidays
    * pland -s sleeps while user is logged out but stays around
    * pland -t prints alarms to stdout instead of popping up windows
    * plan -S starts pland if it does not exist without asking
    * plan '22.11.99 15:23' now also works, replacement for plan [mmdd]hhmm
    * dates with years in the range 0..37 now mean 2000..2037, it is no longer
      necessary to enter four-digit years after 1999.
    * support for window managers handling client window groups (Pete Bentley
      <pete@sorted.org>).

BUG FIXES:
    * when changing appt time to "-", clear length and advance time fields
    * goto and goto-today did not switch day view
    * no longer prints wrong time after startup (Adrian Miranda <ade@psg.com>)


====== 1.7.1 released 2/22/98 =======

FEATURES:
    * pland only checks for logout after verifying that the login was noted
    * user assignment popup shows multi-column user list if the list is long
    * notifier popups contain user, length, end time, and optional note string
    * "Execute" commands in alarm options may contain %s, replaced with note

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed netplan ACL malloc (Harald Böhme <boehme@informatik.hu-berlin.de>)
    * fixed drag&drop crash (Cy Schubert <cschuber@uumail.gov.bc.ca>)
    * plan -t yesterday now works
    * error message bugs for fonts, colors, and holiday syntax (Bob Tomlinson)


====== 1.4.5 released 12/14/95 =======

Special thanks to Johan Borkhuis <johan@borksoft.xs4all.nl> for his work!

====== 1.7.1 released 2/22/98 =======
    * Apollo Domain/OS (Vince Skahan <vds7789@aw101.iasl.ca.boeing.com>)

FEATURES:
    * Danish holiday file (Arne Norre Ekstroem <aneks@kom.auc.dk>)
    * week views can switch years (Johan Borkhuis)
    * user selection popup in appt entry menu got DONE button (Johan Borkhuis)

BUG FIXES:
    * month view crashed if large holiday messages fall on grayed-out days
    * random text when the first day of a multiday holiday overlaps another
    * netplan authentication by host failed on little-endian machines
    * fixed a PostScript bug that prevented printing months and years >= 2000
    * some online help messages in the edit menu were assigned incorrectly
    * fixed File->delete past entries (Pace Willisson <pace@blitz.com>)
    * command-line appointment entry did not update netplan database
    * drag-and-drop wireframes are more visible
    * HP/UX 9 target is now "hp9", "hp" is HP/UX 10; updated Control Data
      EP/IX 2.1.1 target (Geert Albert Smant <smant@nlr.nl>)
    * new target "hpg" for building plan on HP/UX10 systems with gcc
    * print iso-latin characters (Detlef Liem <detlef@kammer.uni-hannover.de>)
    * fixed netplan "group" verification (Jens Krinke <krinke@ips.cs.tu-bs.de>)
    * no locking on OSF/1 (Henrik Seidel <seidel@MPIMG-Berlin-Dahlem.MPG.DE>)
    * grok date+time entries that begin with a blank were parsed incorrectly
    * when entering a new appointment, the time field opens blank, not 0:00
    * fixes for FreeBSD (Stefan `Sec` Zehl <sec@42.org>)


====== 1.7 released 1/1/98 =======

Special thanks to Georg-Wilhelm Koltermann <gwk@crmunich0.cray.com>, who
sent a large number of improvements and bug fixes, especially in netplan.
His changes (sometimes modified by me) are marked (gwk) below.

FEATURES:
    * redesigned appointment entry: direct entry of multiday appts, up/down
      arrow buttons for most fields
    * implemented advance warnings several days ahead
    * netplan overhaul: (gwk)
      .  symbolic host/user/group names
      .  multiple groups per user (a la BSD)
      .  magic 'owner' ACL record, applies if file name == user name
      .  detect ACL file changes and re-read automatically
      .  support for identd (RFC 1413) authentication
    * clicking on empty space in year overviews calls appt edit menu
    * appointment color entry uses X OptionMenu on systems that support it
    * now 16 instead of 8 group colors available in the file list menu
    * added keyboard accelerators for common pulldown menu items
    * Norwegian holidays (Petter Reinholdtsen <pere@minerva.link.no>)
    * Austrian holidays (Friedrich Leisch <Friedrich.Leisch@ci.tuwien.ac.at>)
    * Hungarian holidays (Kelemen Péter <fuji@heureka.inf.elte.hu>)
    * FreeBSD Makefile and patches (Stefan `Sec` Zehl <sec@42.org>)
    * SNI Sinix 5.42 Makefile (Bernhard Metzger <Bernhard.Metzger@mch.sni.de>)

BUG FIXES:
    * netplan overhaul: (gwk)
      .  fixed file readonly mgmt, now kept per client open, not per file
      .  fixed row ID wraparounds
      .  files read were initialized as "modified", causing writeback.
      .  file reference counter must only be incremented for the first
         open by a specific client (pland reopens many times)
      .  ACL netmask defaults to 255.255.255.255, not to the whole network
      .  fixed readonly or inaccessible files for an user's own appts
      .  plan could crash when modifying appts read from a crashed netplan
      .  host names in the ACL may now contain '-' characters
    * fixed bad attachment in month view, caused LessTif problems (gwk)
    * private appointments were often written to the server (gwk)
    * year overview skipped daily appts if the first day was an exception (gwk)
    * lost exception dates if the dialog was closed by pressing "split" (gwk)
    * split exceptions appeared in the day view but turned blank when any
      field was clicked for editing. (gwk)
    * if pland was started by plan instead of from the user's .xsession file,
      it inherited a copy of plan's file descriptors and never closed them,
      leading to stale locks and dangling netplan connections (gwk)
    * netplan ACL could ignore lines and failed for large ACL files. Also,
      little-endian machines got IP addresses wrong. (Bruno Achauer
      <bruno@tk.uni-linz.ac.at>)
    * BSD fixes (Jay Vassos-Libove <libove@felines.org>)
    * netplan could crash if a data file grows (Dag Nygren <dag@newtech.fi>)
    * fixed a file descriptor leak in the help system
    * year and year-overview mode buttons in the Print menu were swapped
    * auto DST did not work in the southern hemisphere, where begin > end
      (Glen Pringle <pringle@cs.monash.edu.au>)


====== 1.6.1 released 4/12/97 =======

FEATURES:
    * implemented simple access list features in netplan
    * Belgian holiday file (Danny Backx <u27113@kb.be>)
    * pland got new -l/-L options to enable/disable auto-exit on logout
    * fixes to compile under NetBSD 2.1 (Petter Reinholdtsen <pere@link.no>)
      refusing to start, it switches to compiled-in <nobody> UID and GID.
      netplan can now be started in /etc/rc2.d/S99netplan or /etc/rc.local.

BUG FIXES:
    * the prev/next buttons in the day and week views no longer crash plan
    * opening a nonexisting file on a netplan server could crash the server
    * views no longer lose window margins and resize correctly under X11R6.4 
    * year views now draw significantly faster (factor >100 for some files)
    * text in week bars exceed normal max length (<kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>)
    * pland deleted past appointments on servers
    * can no longer re-assign appointments in or to write-protected files
    * edit menu: deleting with Note selected doesn't delete wrong appt now


====== 1.6 released 2/5/97 =======

FEATURES:
    * new day view (does not work in Japanese yet, sorry)
    * configuration option to use main window for all views
    * read-only access to xmbase-grok databases (see Help->Database access)
    * improved holiday grammar, Erwin Achermann <acherman@inf.ethz.ch>
    * new netplan -f option to prevent daemonizing, like -d but without logging

BUG FIXES:
    * now translating national special characters to PostScript when printing
    * fixed crash under DEC OSF/1, which doesn't declare malloc in <malloc.h>
    * fixed crash if drawn strings contain characters not defined in the font


====== 1.5.4 released 11/14/96 =======

FEATURES:
    * Finnish holiday file by Steven Wahlberg <stegu@prosperous.ee.hit.fi>
    * added resource to restrict month views to the days of that month

BUG FIXES:
    * wrong date defaults in appointment entry dialogs fixed
    * changing appointment group fixed by Johan Vromans <JVromans@squirrel.nl>
    * on first startup, the top line in the file list contained a garbage path
    * missing colon in three default resources (plan -d)
    * SCO has no fchmod and needs -lsocket (stefan.bittner@erlangen.netsurf.de)
    * a resource list was too small (Ogura Yoshito <ogura@ndc.ngsk.sony.co.jp>)
    * command-line appointment entry (plan hhmm text...) didn't work
    * it's now necessary to enter an appointment before choosing its file assoc
    * plan -t without -o never printed anything
    * IP port number now byte-swapped for Linux (Klaus.Steinberger@Physik.
      Uni-Muenchen.DE)


====== 1.5.2 released 8/1/96 =======

====== 1.5.3 released 8/1/96 =======
    * Sequent Dynix/ptx 4.0 or 4.1 (Mike Gilpin <mgilpin@sequent.com>)

FEATURES:
    * new search modes: one file, private only
    * new alternative small month view
    * preference menu now scrolls if the screen is too small (640x480)
    * new GPS week mode (GPS=Global Positioning System)
    * scripts were rejected as insecure even when read from local files
    * week view printouts with "omit all appointments" ticked crashed plan
    * file list modifications were not immediately written back to the files
    * when editing an appointment, it moved in list if others have same time
    * print month: all appointments missing if "omit other users" flag is on
    * if trying to kill old plan process, make sure its pid was different
    * press on Note, then Delete -> deletes wrong appointment. No longer.


====== 1.5.3 released 8/1/96 =======

FEATURES:
    * new search modes: one file, private only
    * new alternative small month view
    * preference menu now scrolls if the screen is too small (640x480)
    * new GPS week mode (GPS=Global Positioning System)

BUG FIXES:
    * modified file list was not immediately written back to disk

    * fixed various minor porting issues (struct list->plist, file->pfile)


====== 1.5.2 released 8/1/96 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:
    * Sequent Dynix/ptx 4.0 or 4.1 (Mike Gilpin <mgilpin@sequent.com>)

FEATURES:
    * Finnish holiday file by Steven Wahlberg <stegu@prosperous.ee.hit.fi>

BUG FIXES:
    * -t/-T options don't need the X server (Glenn Trigg <ggt@tpg.tpg.oz.au>)
    * -t/-T options were using the wrong timezone
    * scripts were rejected as insecure even when read from local files
    * week view printouts with "omit all appointments" ticked crashed plan
    * file list modifications were not immediately written back to the files
    * when editing an appointment, it moved in list if others have same time
    * print month: all appointments missing if "omit other users" flag is on
    * if trying to kill old plan process, make sure its pid was different
    * press on Note, then Delete -> deletes wrong appointment. No longer.


====== 1.5.1 released 4/21/96 =======

FEATURES:
    * Japanese support (Ogura Yoshito <ogura@ndc.ngsk.sony.co.jp>)
    * added resource to restrict month views to the days of that month
    * read-only access to xmbase-grok databases (see Help->Database access)
    * improved holiday grammar, Erwin Achermann <acherman@inf.ethz.ch>
    * new netplan -f option to prevent daemonizing, like -d but without logging

BUG FIXES:
    * pland now refuses to execute scripts that come from an (insecure) server
    * newly entered appointments could end up in the wrong file on the server
    * on first startup, the top line in the file list contained a garbage path
    * missing colon in three default resources (plan -d)
    * SCO has no fchmod and needs -lsocket (stefan.bittner@erlangen.netsurf.de)
    * a resource list was too small (Ogura Yoshito <ogura@ndc.ngsk.sony.co.jp>)
    * command-line appointment entry (plan hhmm text...) didn't work
    * it's now necessary to enter an appointment before choosing its file assoc
    * plan -t without -o never printed anything
    * IP port number now byte-swapped for Linux (Klaus.Steinberger@Physik.
      Uni-Muenchen.DE)


====== 1.5 released 3/22/96 =======

BUG FIXES:
    * netplan accepted far fewer clients than available file descriptors allow


====== 1.4.8 (1.5 beta2) released 3/8/96 =======

FEATURES:
    * new Cancel button in File list
    * pressing Return on Note column auto-confirms again
    * netplan now writes files periodically and tries to write when crashing
    * netplan can now safely be started as root or setuid root. Instead of
      refusing to start, it switches to compiled-in <nobody> UID and GID.
      netplan can now be started in /etc/rc2.d/S99netplan or /etc/rc.local.

BUG FIXES:
    * desensitize text instead of printing '---' in File list
    * ensure that names in File list are unique by appending 'x'
    * netplan now fails if its home directory doesn't exist
    * plan crashed on Suns with "no memory" when connecting to netplan
    * replaced references to obsolete menus and terms in the help texts
    * pland deleted past appointments on servers
    * can no longer re-assign appointments in or to write-protected files
    * edit menu: deleting with Note selected doesn't delete wrong appt now


====== 1.4.7 (1.5 beta) released 2/22/96 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:
    * Makefile change for Solaris 2.4 by Paul Eggert <eggert@twinsun.com>
His changes (sometimes modified by me) are marked (gwk) below.

FEATURES:
    * new IP server for distributed file management, safe multiuser access
    * new year overview that plots appointment groups on a 365-day timeline
    * new resource plan*noteWidth for width of note column in entry dialog
    * plan doesn't allow entry of stop-repeating date < trigger date
    * single-number time entries "0".."23" are interpreted as 0:00..23:00
      .  multiple groups per user (a la BSD)
      .  magic 'owner' ACL record, applies if file name == user name
      .  detect ACL file changes and re-read automatically
      .  support for identd (RFC 1413) authentication
    * clicking on empty space in year overviews calls appt edit menu
    * appointment color entry uses X OptionMenu on systems that support it
    * now 16 instead of 8 group colors available in the file list menu
    * added keyboard accelerators for common pulldown menu items
    * Norwegian holidays (Petter Reinholdtsen <pere@minerva.link.no>)
    * Austrian holidays (Friedrich Leisch <Friedrich.Leisch@ci.tuwien.ac.at>)
    * Hungarian holidays (Kelemen Péter <fuji@heureka.inf.elte.hu>)
    * FreeBSD Makefile and patches (Stefan `Sec` Zehl <sec@42.org>)
    * SNI Sinix 5.42 Makefile (Bernhard Metzger <Bernhard.Metzger@mch.sni.de>)

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed shift/reduce conflicts ('%' operator had no association priority)
    * some systems required print mode button to be pressed twice, fixed
    * Linux picked a default forground color that made help texts unreadable
      .  files read were initialized as "modified", causing writeback.
      .  file reference counter must only be incremented for the first
         open by a specific client (pland reopens many times)
      .  ACL netmask defaults to 255.255.255.255, not to the whole network
      .  fixed readonly or inaccessible files for an user's own appts
      .  plan could crash when modifying appts read from a crashed netplan
      .  host names in the ACL may now contain '-' characters
    * fixed bad attachment in month view, caused LessTif problems (gwk)
    * private appointments were often written to the server (gwk)
    * year overview skipped daily appts if the first day was an exception (gwk)
    * lost exception dates if the dialog was closed by pressing "split" (gwk)
    * split exceptions appeared in the day view but turned blank when any
      field was clicked for editing. (gwk)
    * if pland was started by plan instead of from the user's .xsession file,
      it inherited a copy of plan's file descriptors and never closed them,
      leading to stale locks and dangling netplan connections (gwk)
    * netplan ACL could ignore lines and failed for large ACL files. Also,
      little-endian machines got IP addresses wrong. (Bruno Achauer
      <bruno@tk.uni-linz.ac.at>)
    * BSD fixes (Jay Vassos-Libove <libove@felines.org>)
    * netplan could crash if a data file grows (Dag Nygren <dag@newtech.fi>)
    * fixed a file descriptor leak in the help system
    * year and year-overview mode buttons in the Print menu were swapped
    * auto DST did not work in the southern hemisphere, where begin > end
      (Glen Pringle <pringle@cs.monash.edu.au>)

Note: the default LIB directory is now /usr/local/lib, not /usr/local/bin.


====== 1.4.5 released 12/14/95 =======

Special thanks to Johan Borkhuis <johan@borksoft.xs4all.nl> for his work!

NEW PLATFORMS:
    * Apollo Domain/OS (Vince Skahan <vds7789@aw101.iasl.ca.boeing.com>)

FEATURES:
    * empty day boxes in month view show previous/next month (Johan Borkhuis)
    * week views can switch years (Johan Borkhuis)
    * user selection popup in appt entry menu got DONE button (Johan Borkhuis)

BUG FIXES:
    * added void declarations, moved externals to conf.h (Johan Borkhuis)
    * random text when the first day of a multiday holiday overlaps another
    * netplan authentication by host failed on little-endian machines
    * fixed a PostScript bug that prevented printing months and years >= 2000
    * some online help messages in the edit menu were assigned incorrectly
    * fixed File->delete past entries (Pace Willisson <pace@blitz.com>)
    * command-line appointment entry did not update netplan database
    * drag-and-drop wireframes are more visible
    * HP/UX 9 target is now "hp9", "hp" is HP/UX 10; updated Control Data
      EP/IX 2.1.1 target (Geert Albert Smant <smant@nlr.nl>)
    * new target "hpg" for building plan on HP/UX10 systems with gcc
    * print iso-latin characters (Detlef Liem <detlef@kammer.uni-hannover.de>)
    * fixed netplan "group" verification (Jens Krinke <krinke@ips.cs.tu-bs.de>)
    * no locking on OSF/1 (Henrik Seidel <seidel@MPIMG-Berlin-Dahlem.MPG.DE>)
    * grok date+time entries that begin with a blank were parsed incorrectly
    * when entering a new appointment, the time field opens blank, not 0:00
    * fixes for FreeBSD (Stefan `Sec` Zehl <sec@42.org>)


====== 1.4.4 released 9/19/95 =======

FEATURES:
    * Italian holiday file (Riccardo Scateni (riccardo@crs4.it))
    * user assignment popup shows multi-column user list if the list is long
    * notifier popups contain user, length, end time, and optional note string
    * "Execute" commands in alarm options may contain %s, replaced with note

BUG FIXES:
    * notifier snooze now works (Karsten Gaier)
    * pland ignored some repeating appointments
    * plan -t yesterday now works
    * error message bugs for fonts, colors, and holiday syntax (Bob Tomlinson)

====== 1.7.2 released 14.7.98 =======

====== 1.4.3 released 7/7/95 =======
    * Japanese port updated by OGURA Yoshito <ogura@apd.cpg.sony.co.jp>,
      NISHIJIMA Takanori <racsho@cpdc.canon.co.jp>
    * new resource showIconDate puts date and time into icon label
    * day view now shows holidays
    * pland -s sleeps while user is logged out but stays around
    * pland -t prints alarms to stdout instead of popping up windows
    * plan -S starts pland if it does not exist without asking
    * plan '22.11.99 15:23' now also works, replacement for plan [mmdd]hhmm
    * dates with years in the range 0..37 now mean 2000..2037, it is no longer
      necessary to enter four-digit years after 1999.
    * support for window managers handling client window groups (Pete Bentley
      <pete@sorted.org>).

BUG FIXES:
    * pland didn't pop up advance-warning popups
    * goto and goto-today did not switch day view
    * no longer prints wrong time after startup (Adrian Miranda <ade@psg.com>)


====== 1.4.2 released 5/23/95 =======

FEATURES:
    * if pland is started after an alarm time but before its end, trigger it
    * the own-only flag in appointment entry menus is saved for future menus
    * debugging option -d for pland, more info about what is going on
    * pland makes sure that its version number matches plan
    * delete-pending-selection mode for holiday and message text windows
      none are supplied yet.
    * French language file by Guy Brand <guybrand@chimie.u-strasbg.fr>
    * new automatic DST mode that attempts to get the time from the system
      (experimental, available only for some systems, mostly untested)
    * simple Todo appointments that keep appearing after they first trigger
    * implemented default advance-warning times (Config->Calendar views)
    * color PostScript printouts (Kevin Earls <wke@sh-gpl.ti.com>)
    * new config mode that allows daemon to exeute insecure netplan scripts
    * new config mode that makes Thursday the selector for the first week
    * new combination holiday file by Walter Brown <wb@fncrdg.fnal.gov>
    * new Portuguese holiday file by Jose Paulo Moitinho de Almeida
      <moitinho@civil.ist.utl.pt>
    * support for Christian Orthodox Easter (new holiday keyword "pascha")
    * ported again to FreeBSD (Stefan `Sec` Zehl <sec@42.org>)
    * converted remaining old code to ANSI C
    * new Czech holiday file by Hanus Adler <had@articon.cz>

BUG FIXES:
    * lock could crash if argv[0] is very long (mikee@wfc.com (Mike Eggleston))
    * better handling of user name input
    * much better performance if many other users exist but are disabled
    * no longer detects spurious file write errors
    * notifier position now uses better randomization to avoid piling up
    * PostScript printouts often printed disabled appointments
    * Sync button in week view could lose recently edited appointments
    * no more "cannot write backup" messages on IBM systems
    * time displayed after startup could be wrong for up to one minute
      <and@kampsax.dtu.dk>)
    * netplan: group authentication and memory allocation bug fixed by Jens
      Krinke <j.krinke@gmx.de>
    * purge unnecessary lines in empty edit menus, manually adjust edit list
      size to fix LessTif problem (Anders Melchiorsen <and@kampsax.dtu.dk>)
    * toggle buttons in print menu did not work with some Motif implementations
    * notifier now resizes correctly, text area grows instead of buttons
    * day view got holidays wrong near the end of the year (Anders Melchiorsen
      <and@kampsax.dtu.dk>)
    * LessTif optimizations (Rick Scott <rwscott@omnisig.com>)
    * user ID was freed twice in netplan (Jeff Dairiki <dairiki@dairiki.org>)
    * it is now possible to inspect messages attached to read-only appts
    * plan -t had multiday problems (Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>)
    * fixed PostScript Y2K bug (James E. Rowley <jer@research.att.com>)
    * fixed zombie problem caused by plan automatically starting pland


====== 1.8.1 released 16.5.99 =======

FEATURES:
    * Japanese port of 1.8 by Takafumi Hayashi <takafumi@u-aizu.ac.jp>
    * port to OS/2 with X by Alexander Mai <st002279@hrzpub.tu-darmstadt.de>
    * new configure script that simplifies modifications for default, SGI,
      and Linux installations.

BUG FIXES:
    * plan -F: stdout could not be redirected, added missing fflush
    * various error popups are now modal, to prevent them from being overlooked
    * small Ultrix fixes (no pland -l) by Maarten Vergauwen
      <Maarten.Vergauwen@esat.kuleuven.ac.be>
    * fixed month and year PostScript printing, texts were in the wrong places

====== 1.4.1 released 4/1/95 (mailing list release only) =======

NEW PLATFORMS:
    * Solaris2 with gcc port, bk@kullmar.se (Bo Kullmar)

FEATURES:
    * -o print other users too, -T is like -t but with end times, not lengths
    * print-only-my-appointments toggle added, Richard G. Hash (rgh@shell.com)
    * if the X server fails to send X timer events, switch to synchronous file
      writing to avoid data loss. Works around bug or incompatibility in XFree.
    * new script to convert Microsoft Schedule+ files to .dayplan format by
      Cy Schubert - ITSD Open Systems Group <Cy.Schubert@uumail.gov.bc.ca>

BUG FIXES:
    * alarm mode button in Config->User popup was lost
    * UnixWare needs -lgen to compile
    * if there was no .dayplan, the week view ranges were not initialized
    * the ?: operator in the holiday parser didn't work, Kai Hofmann
      <i07m@Informatik.Uni-Bremen.DE>
    * notes were invisible in week view in Japanese mode, Takanori Nishijima
      <racsho@cpdc.canon.co.jp>
    * weekday before/after syntax was wrong in holiday parser, Thomas Henlich
      <henlich@mmers1.mw.tu-dresden.de> and Henning Daum <henning@daum.com>
    * LessTif 0.88.1 fix by Thomas Henlich <henlich@mmers1.mw.tu-dresden.de>
    * improved man pages, foreground/background is now configurable from the
      script for Debian/Linux compatibility, netplan should not always run as
      nobody, and a French holiday fix by Yann Dirson <ydirson@multimania.com>
    * enter webplan mode if the program is called "webplan", reading netplan
      user list crashed if there were no users, fixed possible crash when
      closing file list menu, renamed welcome.html to bottom.html by Murray
      Jensen <Murray.Jensen@mlb.dmt.csiro.au>


====== 1.8.3 released 8.12.99 =======

FEATURES:
    * new options -N, -c, and -h to control more options when adding entries
      from the command line (Tovar <tvr@value.net>)

BUG FIXES:
    * Fixed language file order, causing untranslated messages. Also replaced
      OK button with Kill button in "another plan is running" dialog. Thomas
      Henlich <henlich@mmers1.mw.tu-dresden.de>
    * fixed manpage names, Kai Großjohann <Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE>
    * fixed pascha (Orthodox Easter) calculation and added greek holiday file,
      Efthimios Mavrogeorgiadis <emav@enl.auth.gr>
    * fixed timezones on the other side of the dateline (Truxton Fulton
      <trux@truxton.com>)
    * fixed toggle buttons in print menu (Ekkehard Hoffmann <ehoffman@fzi.de>)
    * new timezone code for DEC OSF/1 (Petrie L M <lmp@ornl.gov>)
    * client connection failures now close the connection cleanly and do not
      leak memory
    * non-netplan files incorrectly became read-only after the first change
    * fixed recognition of -u users (Ekkehard Hoffmann <ehoffman@fzi.de>)
    * changed two-digit year display in month/year printouts to four digits
      (Goran Larsson <hoh@lorelei.approve.se>)

====== 1.4 released 2/22/95 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:
    *  UnixWare 1.1 and 2.0, jay@summit.novell.com

FEATURES:
    *  PostScript printouts of week views
    *  appointments of other users or shared lists can be displayed in the
       month and/or week views, and can be created, deleted, and modified. No
       inetd daemon yet, but proposed "workgroup" functions are implemented.
    *  appointments of other users can optionally trigger own alarms
    *  up to four exception dates per appt where alarm is suspended, fill-in
       appointments for each of these can be created automatically ("split")
    *  appointment texts in month view can be highlighted with one of 8 colors
    *  options and preferences consolidated into new calendar config popup
    *  config first week of year (full or partial)
    *  appointments can now be selectively removed from month/year/week views
    *  number of days in week view is now configurable (1..28 days)
    *  user list now accepts file names in addition to directories
    *  added flags to omit appointments in printouts
    *  printout now uses message text if there is no note
    *  do scripts even if alarms are turned off
    *  files are written using backup and temp copies to recover from errors
    *  dump to stdout with -t now accepts second parameter for number of days
    *  entries without time may be displayed as large bar in week view

BUG FIXES:
    *  updated Swedish holiday file
    *  when cursor is in note column, pressing lock made appt disappear
    *  don't use the plainfile/. trick, DEC's ASF claims the directory exists!
    *  appt menu: press date, press time -> wrong default in date
    *  default for print is now month, not year
    *  week view overlaps were wrong if start<minhour, some bars were missing
      - don't expand home-dirs in "File List" but put simply "~user". This
        prevent absolute pathnames in dayplan for user appointment files.
      - change writefile to return true for any readonly files, without doing
        anything. Fix call of fclose on NULL when creating a new file.
      - fix accept_new_list to update the views even for non server files.
      - fix in resolve_tilde: ~user gave /home/user/user
    * color-shaded backgrounds in month view are now printed, by Brad Jorsch
      <anomie@users.sourceforge.net>
    * huge numbers of lines in the large month view can cause heap corruption,
      by Paul Anderson <paul@dcs.ed.ac.uk>
    * fixed umlauts in Austrian holiday file, by Friedrich Leisch
      <Friedrich.Leisch@ci.tuwien.ac.at>
    * note: on SGI IRIX6 I appear to be unable to compile with -mips2, sorry.


====== 1.3.2 released 11/11/94 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:
    *  Convex C220
    *  SGI IRIX 6.0

FEATURES:
    *  Australian holiday file, by Peter Turnbull (petert@dha.gov.au)
    *  new date format added: "-n" is n days ago (useful for -t option)
    * set locale to support other character sets such as Czech, by Petr Kristan
      <petr.kristan@epos.cz>
    * OpenBSD port by Armin Wolfermann <armin.wolfermann@viscomp.com>
    * new plan2vcs perl script that converts plan appointments to korganizer
      format, by Bert Bos <bert@w3.org>
    * if there is a ~/.holiday file, don't read LIB/holiday as well.
    * skip junk in entries synced from PalmPilot DateBk4 messages, by Johan
      Vromans <jvromans@squirrel.nl>
    * allow new holiday syntax "workday before/after <date>", by Ian Holland
      <irh@statscout.com>
    * Italian language translations by Paolo Panizza <pp@ieee.org>
    * accept yyyy/mm/dd date input, Brian T. Schellenberger <bts@babbleon.org>
    * Slovak holidays by Mikulas Sustak <sustak@kte.sjf.stuba.sk>

BUG FIXES:
    *  only refresh changed window regions (Daniel Williams <dan@sass.com>
    *  week view ignored other user's appts that were earlier than first own
    *  history files no longer run through cpp if file is empty ("error 0")
    *  in the Adjust Time menu, the hour was printed incorrectly
    *  new TZ parser for SVR4 syntax, by Klaus Guntermann <guntermann@
       iti.informatik.th-darmstadt.de>
    *  fast warning entry reversed early and late (mmorriso@mipos2.intel.com)
    *  output of plan -t disappeared if stdout was redirected
    *  date input now less eager to default to today's date
      XFree workaround for IBM
    * week number 2 appeared twice in 2001. Fixed by Helmut Jarausch
      <jarausch@igpm.rwth-aachen.de>
    * Search->One file could not select the "own" file (top menu choice).
    * cleanup: removed remaining K&R varargs and sunkr target
    * fixed '@' user notation in netplan server, by Gennadi Umanski
      <umanskij@ti.uni-trier.de>
    * fixed Japanese string converion, by Tomoko Hayashi <tomoko@u-aizu.ac.jp>
    * other people's .dayplan file references ('L' lines in ~/.dayplan) over-
      wrote own file entries (Heiko Schlichting <heiko@FU-Berlin.DE>)


====== 1.8.6 released 18.3.03 =======

====== 1.3.1 released 7/11/94 =======
    * reversed the change in 1.8.5, at popular demand, that lets a personal
      holiday file replace the system holiday file. plan 1.8.6 again reads
      both, system first. The new "reset" keywords can be used to clear all
      system holidays, following an idea by Heiko Schlichting.

BUG FIXES:
    *  DEC alpha: fixed black-on-black notifier windows
    *  XtPopup order wrong for Sun X11R5 in create_adjust_popup
    *  -geometry didn't work
    *  repeat on last weekday of a month didn't work
    *  ISO characters in calendar windows didn't work
    *  stripping leading blanks from config exec cmds, confused some shells
    *  improved 12-hour time parsing, "5p" is now accepted in place of "5:00p"
    *  appt menu: press date, press time with no entry -> wrong default in date
    *  corrected left adjustment of appts without time in the month menu
    *  Linux has problems with XtDestroyWidget. Workaround leaks memory!
    *  fixed pland crashes after many sighup's if compiled without -DRABBITS

NEW PLATFORMS:
    *  IBM PS/2, AIX 1.3, gcc, by David W. Schuler <dschuler@vnet.ibm.com>

====== 1.8.7 released 30.9.03 =======

====== 1.3 release 6/1/94 =======
    * deleted support for SCO
    * pland -p pops up all alarms that triggered since the last time pland
      ran, not just those from the past three hours, by Brian L. Shaver
      <shaker.lxxv@verizon.net>
    * more room for appointments in year overview, moved year to left edge

BUG FIXES:
    *  non-interactive mode and -v should not init X
    *  clip bars in week views at midnight
    *  Suns have no utopia
    *  no stdarg.h (Sparc 1+,h SunOS 4.1.3, X11R5pl25, Motif 1.2.1)
    *  week view range menu was mangled on Suns and a few others
    *  HPs may get unknown color background
    *  bars of appts with no time don't reserve space in week chart
    *  crash if null user is entered
    *  align ':' in times vertically in month day boxes (hi Andreas)
    *  pulldown string resources now hardcoded, easier to maintain this way
    *  crashes when accessing other users fixed (fix by Rob Gabbard)
    *  couldn't enter durations "12:xx" in 12-hour mode
    *  when switching 12/24 hour mode, time display now changes immediately
    *  fall back to "variable" or "fixed" font if some font can't be found
    *  long "small" holiday names in large month day boxes could overrun buffer
    *  various minor fixes in the week menu, some bars were drawn incorrectly

NEW FEATURES:
    *  PostScript output, by Karl Bunch <karl@ttank.ttank.com>
    *  Japanese version, by Ogura Yoshito <ogura@ndc.ngsk.sony.co.jp>
    *  support for SGI desktop look&feel
    *  new RGB icon picture for SGIs running the 4Dwm window manager
    *  holiday file accepts #include statements if /lib/cpp is available
    *  optional user name in week view before note (new week config popup)
    *  rearranged header above month view
    *  reads LIB/holiday after reading ~/.holiday
    *  new recycle option: every year (for birthdays etc)
    *  -t option that prints appointments on a day to stdout
    *  Delete-past-entry command now has five maximum-age choices
    *  EditRes, by Klaus Guntermann <gunterma@iti.informatik.th-darmstadt.de>
    *  better parse_timestring: 100 -> 1:00
    *  click day in week view -> edit day
    *  swedish holiday file, by Kristian Wedberg <wedberg@mednet.gu.se>
    *  switch to today / to a specific date using a text entry popup
    *  today now highlighted green in week view
    *  in fast warning entry mode, entering '=' uses default warning times
    *  first partial week in Jan is counted as 1. See FULLWEEKS in mondraw.c.
    *  NODAEMON_ONCE in popup.c is defined to suppress multiple error popups

NEW PLATFORMS:
    *  SunOS 4.1.3 with K&R cc, replaces stdarg with varargs if -DVARARGS,
       by Michael P. Shevenell <mshev@express.ctron.com>
    *  Sony NEWS with/without gcc, by Ogura Yoshito <ogura@ndc.ngsk.sony.co.jp>
    *  Sequent running Dynix/ptx v2.[12], by Mike Gilpin <mgilpin@sequent.com>

NOTE: the comment character in ~/.holiday files was changed from '#' to ':'
      to allow cpp to parse the file. Not changing these characters will cause
      cpp "undefined control" errors.


====== 1.2 PL 4 release 12/12/93 =======

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed Italian language file, Carlo Mandelli
      <carlo.mandelli@consulenti.fastweb.it>
    * fixed misspelling in the Italian language file, littledark
      <littledark@swissinfo.org>
    * "Delete past entries" did not remove repeating entries whose end date is
      in the past, Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * fixed choice 1 of configure script on Solaris, Aaron Kaplan
      <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * after running a long time (months), alarms stopped triggering. Fixed by
      Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * fixed Spanish holiday file, Fernando Tricas "Garci'a"
      <ftricas@amon.cps.unizar.es>
    * fixed loads of inane gcc warning messages

    *  preventing user from entering user directory before user name (crash)
    *  added -DRABBITS on HPs because utmp appears to be unreliable
    *  removed #ifdef NCR around FIXMBAR in calmenu.c, fixes empty pulldowns
    *  replace fchmod with chmod (SCO has no fchmod)
    *  Ultrix 4.3A has fcntl.h in sys
    *  OSF/1 and Ultrix require -DRABBITS
    *  later instances of repeating week bars got overdrawn by other bars
    *  Makefile OSF_C: added -DOSF
    *  put notifier -d into help text
    *  when searching for programs (find_file), ignore directories
    *  replace palatino with a standard font
    *  fast warning on; bring up appt menu; fast warning off -> core
    *  read_file ignores timezone setting
    *  repeat-every-n-days could slow down redrawing significantly
    *  if a user is added to the week view, pland sometimes died

NEW FEATURES:

    *  raise week and year window when user requests one
    *  -hhmm notation for appt length (until hhmm)
    *  +n notation for parsing dates
    *  if note begins with '-' or '=', remove from month/year/week or m/y view
    *  help-on-context buttons in the help window
    *  quit button for year view
    *  resource to put black frame into today's day box (for 1-bit graphics)

NEW PLATFORMS:

    *  Linux, by Dirk Melchers <dirk@merlin.nbg.sub.org>
    *  SunSoft Interactive (ISC) 4.0, by akf@august.com (Andrew Fullford)


====== 1.2 PL 3 release 11/21/93 =======
      files (Apple, Zimbra, Lotus, etc), which can be specified in File ->
      File list like other files. Repetition information is ignored.
    * added "make linux64" target. Some 64-bit Linux installations, notably
      OpenSUSE 10.2, omit 32-bit libraries or links, causing compilation errors
      for -lXt and others.
    * ported to MacOS X with X11 and OpenMotif. Requires X11 from the MacOS X
      install DVD, and OpenMotif from www.ist-inc.com/DOWNLOADS/motif_files/
      openmotif-compat-2.1.31_IST.macosx10.3.dmg . The X server must run, and
      DISPLAY must be set properly (like, localhost:0) or plan won't start up.
      This is not a proper Aqua/Cocoa/Carbon port, although I made some feeble
      attempts to fix the color scheme.
    * new Polish language file by Jaroslaw Arlet <j.arlet@awf-gorzow.edu.pl>
    * new command-line option -Y allows entering annual (yearly) appointments,
      by Steffen Pietsch <Steffen.Pietsch@berlinonline.de>
    * when alarms trigger, '%' codes in the short note text, message, and the
      script are expanded. (See the help text in plan's Message/Script help.)
      Eg., you can write message texts like "remember to see %U on %D at %T".
	  %N    the short note text
	  %M    the message text
	  %S    the script text
	  %D    the final trigger date
	  %T    the final trigger time
	  %L    the length in hours:minutes
	  %F    the file the appointment is stored in, or "private"
	  %U    your login name
	  %%	a percent sign, '%'

BUG FIXES:
    * fixed a timezone bug that could make alarms go off exactly 24 hours late,
      Aaron Kaplan <kaplan@cs.rochester.edu>
    * manpage files were installed without the trailing ".1" and ".4"
    * fixed compiler errors under Cygwin because the symbol linux was not set.
    * added -m32 option for Linux; gcc 4 defaults to 64 bits but the required
      libraries are not usually installed.
    * entering a day of the month as a date will now correctly find the next
      date with that day. A bug caused it to switch to a random date in 2000.
    * fixed a language file read error that omitted a trailing null byte.
      By Julien Soula <jsoula@univ-lille2.fr>
    * an incomplete X resource file crashed plan. Now defaults are used; the
      resulting windows are not very usable but it doesn't crash.

    *  fixed repeat-until in recycling menu


====== 1.2 PL 2 release 11/10/93 =======

BUG FIXES:

    *  non-interactive mode no longer removes lockfile
    *  minor cleanups in the help text


====== 1.2 PL 1 release 10/16/93 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:

    *  BSDI386 and BSDI386 with gcc, by Tetsuji Rai <tetsuji@rai.juice.or.jp>

NEW FEATURES:

    *  time adjustment and timezone config menu
    *  use search paths for executables and help file


====== 1.2 PL 0 release 10/11/93 =======

NEW FEATURES:

    *  week views that graphs hours vs. weekdays
    *  reads other people's appointments and displays them in the week view
    *  show every instance of a repeating entry
    *  new syntax: "nth weekday before/after date" (Advent/Buss&Bettag)
    *  recycler: every/Nth/last <weekday> of the month
    *  distinguish private and public appointments

OTHER CHANGES:

    *  option to switch off time in icon
    *  parse TZ directly, don't use standard library for timezone calc
    *  if there is a /tmp/.planUID, check if it's valid
    *  added error popup for "another plan is running"
    *  display holiday at the top of the day menu
    *  scroll bars in help windows
    *  improved help messages
    *  year up/down now changes year menu too
    *  separate path for manpages
    *  documented important resources


====== 1.1.2 release 6/28/93 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:

    *  Another SNI Sinix 5.4x Makefile patch by Gerald Rinske
       <Gerald.Rinske@ap.mchp.sni.de>
    *  NCR, by Keith Shafer <kshafer@cheers.sandiego.NCR.COM>
    *  SCO Open Desktop/Open Server 3.0, Makefile patches by Nathan Peterson
       <nathan@sco.com>
    *  Solaris 2.2, by Jean-Claude Giese <Jean-Claude.Giese@loria.fr>
    *  USL's SVR4.2 V1 with mdev package, by Peter Lord <plord@uel.co.uk>

BUGFIXES:

    *  daemon now exits automatically when user logs out
    *  new French and Dutch holiday files
    *  fixed Makefile bug for Ultrix and sung (-DGMTOFF)
    *  fixed help button in holiday menu, it used to cancel the menu


====== 1.1.1 release 6/20/93 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:

    *  MIPS Magnum, by Milton Scritsmier <milton@gastric.arraytech.com>
    *  SNI SINIX 5.4, by Martin Kraemer <martin@deejai>
    *  Data General DG/UX, Makefile patches by Andy Dennie
       <adennie@mercury.hyperdesk.com>

BUGFIXES:

    *  fixed major bug that lost paths beginning with ~, like ~/.dayplan
    *  holiday parser: <Nth> <weekday> syntax didn't work correctly
    *  daemon didn't recycle appointments if plan wasn't running
    *  corrected and added German holidays
    *  new dutch holiday file, by Guido van Rossum <Guido.van.Rossum@cwi.nl>
    *  -iconic option doesn't cause popups to come up iconic any more
    *  dates in ~/.dayplan now stored with years in 4-digit format
    *  replaced caddr_t with XtPointer, some HPs wouldn't compile otherwise
    *  fixed undefined __DATE__ problem on Ultrix
    *  fixed bug in appointment list re-allocation
    *  new color resources to make the month view look like the year view
    *  repeat-until date fixed


====== 1.1 release 6/13/93 =======

NEW PLATFORMS:

    *  OSF1/AXP, by Dave Hill <ddhill@zk3.dec.com>
    *  IBM/AIX, by Johan Eksteen <johan@boer.ee.up.ac.za>
               and Vance R. Bass <vrbass@vnet.IBM.COM>
               and David W. Sanderson <dws@ssec.wisc.edu>
    *  HP/UX 9.01, by Sylvain Picard <lmcsypi@LMC.ericsson.se>
    *  NCR, by Keith Shafer <kshafer@cheers.sandiego.NCR.COM>
    *  SUN, by Dave Brennan <brennan@hal.com>
    *  ULTRIX 4.3, by Jeroen C. Kessels <jeroenk@cnplss7.cnps.philips.nl>

    [Note that some of the patches I received for these systems were
     mutually exclusive. I had to manually merge them into the baseline
     sources. I can't test them; if they don't work, complain to me and
     not to the authors listed above. thomas@bitrot.in-berlin.de]

NEW FEATURES:

    *  fancy holiday parser
    *  optional fast advance-warning column in list menus
    *  new -K option of pland to kill daemon (for ~/.logout)
    *  new option: don't show expired entries in today's day box
    *  appointments without time field added (for birthdays etc)
    *  snoozing alarms for 5 minutes

MAJOR BUGFIXES:

    *  pland no longer crashes if database becomes empty
    *  plan no longer crashes when there are more than 100 entries
    *  months outside the current DST zone were sometimes one day off;
       rewrote time conversion routines to not use localtime and mktime
    *  recycle ending date didn't work
    *  readfile now avoids feof(), it seems to be broken on some systems
    *  if colors cannot be allocated, use black&white rather than exiting

OTHER CHANGES:

    *  added time display in month calendar menu
    *  if appts don't fit in day box, print three dots
    *  in year view, click month to see that month
    *  -s option does not start daemon, and now does not print warnings
    *  notifier now beeps
    *  Done button is now always the rightmost button, Quit renamed to Done
    *  use tzset() to ensure that DST is interpreted correctly
    *  multiple expose events mostly eliminated
    *  notifier now deals correctly with empty messages, no more warnings
    *  new Makefile option to remove all pulldown menu separator lines
    *  help messages and other typos fixed
    *  bottom day box note was incorrectly clipped
    *  fflushed stdout after printing resources
    *  fixed list locking problem in sublist.c
    *  fixed keyword search for single-character search strings
    *  it's no longer necessary to press Return in keyword search
    *  X resources are now correctly propagated to submenus
    *  sometimes day boxes stayed shaded yellow after the day menu exits


====== 1.0 release 5/16/93 =======

Lines 18-24 Link Here

(-)a/holiday/holiday_bavarian (-2 / +2 lines)
18	: Spargel...	18	: Spargel...
19	: wird bis höchstens JOHANNI gestochen.	19	: wird bis höchstens JOHANNI gestochen.
20	: Regen...	20	: Regen...
21	: Wenns ans SIEBENSCHLÄFER regnet, so regnet's sieben Wochen.	21	: Wenns ans SIEBENSCHLÄFER regnet, so regnets sieben Wochen.
22	:	22	:
23		23
24	:	24	:
Lines 46-52 small "Weihnachten" weekend on 25.12. length 2 days Link Here
46	small "Sylvester" on 31.12.	46	small "Sylvester" on 31.12.
47		47
48	:	48	:
49	: 3) Devil's Grandmothers Days	49	: 3) Devils Grandmothers Days
50	:	50	:
51	blue "Sommerzeit" on last sunday in march	51	blue "Sommerzeit" on last sunday in march
52	blue "Winterzeit" on last sunday in october	52	blue "Winterzeit" on last sunday in october




\n(Tentativa de acceso al fichero "%s".)
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%d de las %d citas de la base grok\n%s han sido ignoradas\npor una fecha/hora no valida.
%s es una\nbase de datos grok, no soportada
%s es una\nbase de datos xmbase-grok, no es posible escribir en el fichero
%s: %s en la líneas %d en %s\n
%s: %s: línea no válida:\n%s
%s: %s: no encontrado\n
%s: CUIDADO : Imposible de encontrar %s\n
%s: CUIDADO : No se puede leer el nombre del usuario.\n%s
%s: CUIDADO : No se puede avisar al demonio: 
%s: CUIDADO : Imposible iniciar %s: 
%s: CUIDADO : El fichero %s es la versión 
%s: CUIDADO : fork imposible\n
%s: imposible registrar el color %s\n
%s: imposible crear %s: 
%s: imposible la evaluación ~%s en %s, utilización de .\n
%s: imposible escribir en %s: 
%s: creación del fichero llave imposible
%s: apertura del fichero llave imposible
%s: lectura del fichero llave imposible

%s: fracaso en la terminacion del proceso %d propietario del fichero llave %s\n
%s: Imposible bloquear la base depués de 3 minutos, no obstante se permite el acceso\n
%s: generación del script "%s"\n
%s: script sin seguridad ignorado
%s: Terminando con la señal %d\n
%s: Desconexión, me callo...
%s: Ningun correo definido\n
%s: Falta memoria ¿ Como es eso ?
%s: demonio plan calendar, versión %s.\n
%s: relectura de la base de datos\n

-K\tsolo mata el demonio existente\n
-L es por defecto. Intenta -l si has iniciado demasiados pland.\n
-L\tno verifica utmp (utmp tiene errores a menudo)\n
-d\tdebug: en primer plano, mostrará todas las acciones\n
-k\tmata el demonio existente y continua\n
-l es por defecto. Intenta -d o -L si pland ya existia antes.\n
-l\tvigila utmp y sale cuando el usuario se deconecta\n

Formato de tiempo 12h am/pm
<desconocido>
ALARMA a %d:%02d%c
A propósito
A propósito...
Añadir
Ajustar la hora
Ajustar la hora...

Abril
Agosto
Auto borrado de las entradas pasadas
Ventanas redimensionadas automáticamente
DST automático en el calendario Juliano
Ficheros disponibles:
Ficheros disponibles, seleccionar y añadir:
Iniciar la vista en
Recorrer
Recorrer el servidor
Ajustar la vista del calendario
Vistas del calendario...
Imposible encontrar un fichero/esqueleto Postcript\n "%s"
Anular

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Conexión imposible al \nserveur netplan %s
Imposible suprimir el fichero del propietario
Imposible modificar los apuntes de %s porque\nfueron leídos de una base de datos grok. Salvar no esta\nimplementado para bases de datos grok. El fichero es\n%s
No puedo modificar apuntes de %s,\nno tengo permiso de escritura para %s\ o bien %s/.dayplan.\n\nRe-verifica los permisos con Fichero->Releer datos.\nNo puede deshabilitar apuntes individuales, pero puede\ndeshabilitar todos con Configuración->Usuario popup lista.
No puedo modificar apuntes de %s,\nservidor en %s deniega permiso de escritura.\nRe-verifica los permisos con Fichero->Releer datos.\nNo puede deshabilitar apuntes individuales, pero tu\npuedes deshabilitarlos todos con Configuración->Usuario popup lista.
Imposible desplazarse a ese lugar, abandono.
Imposible redirigir la apertura hacia ")%s"
Imposible recortar una entrada que comporta una repetición no diaria
Limpiar
Impresión color
Fondo coloreado para los otros ficheros
Parámetros
Confirmar
Contexto
Continuar
Continuar sin demonio
Acceso a base de datos
Fecha
Fecha a mostrar:
Día
Vista del día
Ajustes DST son
Diciembre
Defecto
Alertas por defecto:
Definir feriados...
Borrar
Borrar los apuntes pasados
Salir
Mostrar:
No mostrar citas en la vista diaria
No mostrar citas en la vista del mes
No mostrar citas en la vista de la semana
No mostrar citas en la vista del año
No mostrar citas en la vista del año
No mostrar citas pasadas en la vista del día
Aceptar
Duplicar
ERROR :\n\n
Pre-alarma:

La primera semana debe contener un jueves
Vie
Obtener ayuda
Opciones globales:
Ir a la fecha:
Ir a hoy
Ir a...
Ventana verde

Selección del grupo
Estimar
Ayuda
Feriados
Introducción
Enero
Julio

Idioma
Idiomas
Mes extendido
Raya larga para los apuntes de semana sin hora
Ultimo
Ultimo día: no repetir el
Post-Alarma:
Irrompible
Rompible
Camino local
Conexión perdida con el servidor Netplan %s.\n\nVuelve a iniciar la SVO, y elije\n`Fichero->Releer ficheros' para reconectarte.\nPuedes haber perdido tus más recientes modificaciones.
Correo:
Marzo
Mayo
Mensaje
Lun
Mes
Opciones de vistas por mes:
Formato de fecha mes/día/año
Nombre
El nombre no es único, rechazado
Redes
Siguiente
Próxima semana
Sin alarma el
Ninguno
Nota
Noviembre
Octubre
Omitir todas las citas
Omitir las citas de los demás
Omitir las citas privadas
Ayuda contextual
Un fichero...
Sólo el propietario puede escribir ficheros de citas
Opciones:
Otro
Propietario
Solo propietario
Solo propietario
El camino no es único, rechazado
Fijar
Ingresar la fecha u hora primero
Por Favor, termina de definir la lista de fichero\ny la red, antes de realizar apuntes.
Anterior
Imprimir
fallo en la impresión, abandono com error %d\nVerifica el comando de impresión.
Modo de impresión:
Imprimir...
Privado
Problemas con el fichero feriados %s:\n%.80s linea %d
Salir
Ventana roja
Expresión regular

Repetir el
Repetir el
Releer los ficheros
Ejecutar los scripts Netplan (¡La seguridad puede estar comprometida!)
Sáb
Planificador
Planificador de reciclado
Buscar

Mostrar las fechas Julianas
Mostrar las horas de las alarmas adelantadas
Nombres de ficheros de fichero en la barra de los labeles
Mostrar las citas de un solo día
Mostrar los números de la semana
Mes reducido
Otro usuario esta editando este apunte. Reintentar más tarde.
Lo siento, no existe ayuda
Lo siento, no existe ayuda,\n%s no ha sido encontrado
Elegir
Desconec.
Orden impresión:
Iniciar el demonio
Error de conversion de cadena de caracteres.\n
Dom
Sincro.
El primer fichero de la lista\n(%s)\nno debe ser una base de datos grok!\nDe intentar continuar podrias perder datos.
El servidor netplan reporta un error\ncuando se guarda este registro. Mira\nlos permisos de acceso.\n
La nueva fecha es posterior a la fecha inicial,\n %s. La última fecha inicial ha sido deshabilitada.
El nuevo idioma se activara\ndespués de reiniciar Plan.
La nueva fecha inicial es anterior a la\nfecha inicial, %s. Ignorado.
El otro programa no ha terminado.\n
Mes actual
Semana actual
Jue
Hora
El huso horario es GMT
Hoy
Mañana
Demasiados errores, abandono.\n
Problemas
Prueba utilizar la opción -L.\n
Mar
Deshacer
Uso: pland [-dkKlL]\n
Usar los números de semana GPS
Mostrar las vistas en la ventana principal
Utilizar el botón derecho para configurar el color
Fichero usuario %s en máquina %s: imposible conectar\n

CUIDADO: chmod 0600 imposible con la cita\nen la base %s
CUIDADO: Ficheros de configuración y datos %s no son accesibles en escritura\n
CUIDADO: tu propio fichero de datos %s no es accesible en escritura\n
Mié
Semana
Semana (Composición)
Semana (Retrato)

Resumen del año
Vista del año
Ventana amarilla
Aquí tienes %d citas, y\n%d en el servidor %s. Salvado %s\nen %s desechado viejas\citas de %s.
Tu fichero de citas es de solo lectura!
YrOv
Acercar
aún inactivos

imposible conectar el servidor de identificación de %s\n
imposible terminat con el demonio %s 
imposible abrir un socket para la identificación
días
días:
defecto
fin:
cada...

Respuesta recibida "%s"\n
incompleto
Ultimo...
Durac.:
duración %d:%02d, hasta %d:%02d%c
min:
faltante

Fechados de más de una semana
Fechados de más de un año
opt:
propio
plan: conectado al servidor %s: %s
do.
segundo...




.B netplan
is an IP server that serves calendar data to
.BR plan (1)
programs. It maintains the /var/lib/plan/netplan.dir directory, that
contains calendar files and an access list file.
(Debian Linux), that contains calendar files and an access list file.
.B plan
users can name files and hosts in their file list dialog, which causes
.B plan

connects to a
.B netplan
server run with -a, it will have no or restricted access. Also, if you
use -a, you must have a netplan-acl file or no access is granted to
anybody; see below.

.SH FILES
.LP
All files accessible to
.B netplan
are stored in the /var/lib/plan/netplan.dir directory.
as set in the Makefile, /usr/local/lib or /usr/freeware/lib (SGI) or
/usr/lib/plan (Debian Linux) by default.
.B netplan
will not access any files that are not in this directory or in subdirectories
of this directory. It will also refuse to access softlinks and files with

files to netplan.dir and accessing them through
.B netplan .
Finally, files beginning with a dot are rejected to prevent access
to netplan-acl and other future configuration files.

.LP
/etc/plan/ may also contain a file netplan-acl that controls which user
can access which file. If the file is missing, no restrictions are imposed
unless
.B netplan
is started with the -a option, in which case no access to any file is
granted. The syntax for netplan-acl file is a sequence of rules like this:

.nf
    name | owner | * : [permit | deny] [read] [write] [delete]

This may or may not change in future versions. In this version, access
lists provide only a moderate protection.

.SS DEBIAN NOTE
.LP
The location for /etc/plan/netplan-acl is specific to Debian
GNU/Linux.  For compliance with FSSTND/FHS, it has been moved there
from its traditional /var/lib/plan/netplan.dir/.netplan-acl location.
The program still accesses that file via a symlink located at the
traditional location.

.SS SEE ALSO
.BR plan (1).


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4	# Michel Bourget Mon Feb 17 10:57:14 EST 1997	4	# Michel Bourget Mon Feb 17 10:57:14 EST 1997
5	# "$Revision: 1.0 $"	5	# "$Revision: 1.0 $"
6		6
		7	# Debian wants this to support systemctl
		8	test -f /lib/lsb/init-functions && . /lib/lsb/init-functions
		9
7	IS_ON=/sbin/chkconfig	10	IS_ON=/sbin/chkconfig
8		11
9	if $IS_ON verbose ; then # For a verbose startup and shutdown	12	if $IS_ON verbose ; then # For a verbose startup and shutdown
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60	$ECHO "Netplan: stopped."	63	$ECHO "Netplan: stopped."
61	;;	64	;;
62		65
		66	'restart')
		67	$0 stop
		68	$0 start
		69	;;
		70
		71	'force-reload')
		72	;;
		73
63	*)	74	*)
64	echo "usage: $0 {start\|stop}"	75	echo "usage: $0 {start\|stop\|restart}"
65	;;	76	;;
66	esac	77	esac




[options]
.br
.B plan
[[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm [options] [\fImessage\fR]*
.br
.B pland
[-d] -[kK] -[lL]
.br
.B /usr/lib/plan/notifier
[-hdv123] [-t\fItitle\fR] [-s\fIsubtitle\fR] [-i\fIicontitle\fR] [file]

.SH DESCRIPTION

.IP \-k
If there appears to be another
.B plan
running, start up anyway. This is useful if a ~/.plan.dir/lock.plan file got
accidentally left behind, and plan fails to check whether the older plan
still exists. This option is largely obsolete in version 1.2.

.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, APPEND MODE
.IP [[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm
Add an appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (month/day hours:minutes). If mmdd is not
specified, today's date is used. No menus will start up. No option may be
specified. Instead of the mmddhhmm notation, a date and time may be specified,

-O 6 means the last one.
.IP \-e\ D
The new appointment stops repeating on date D. D is a string such as
\'31.12.' or '12/31'.
.IP \-w\ N
Set the early warning time of the new appointment to N minutes.
.IP \-W\ N

and running pland with the \-d options reports ``logout, exiting'' for no
apparent reason. On many systems utmp is not reliable, and some programs
like xterm so not create utmp records unless configured properly. Use \-L
on such systems.  This has been made the default for Debian GNU/Linux,
as it is safer that \-l.
.IP \-k
If another daemon exists, kill it and restart.
.IP \-K

-iconic and -geometry.

.SH FILES
In Debian, all user files are located in the
.I ~/.plan.dir/
directory, and slightly renamed.
.IP ~/.plan.dir/dayplan
/usr/freeware/lib on SGI, or /usr/bin, /usr/sbin, and /usr/lib/plan on
Debian Linux, respectively. These are the directories where
.BR plan
and
.BR pland
first search for executables and plan.help (LIB first, then DIR). Next,
$PLAN_PATH and $PATH are searched, and finally, a built-in search path that
also contains "." as its last item.
.IP ~/.dayplan
Database with all public entries and configuration options of
.BR plan .
See plan(4) for details.
.IP ~/.plan.dir/dayplan.priv
Database with all private entries.
.IP ~/.plan.dir/holiday
Definition of holidays. See the help text for the "Define Holiday" popup
menu that can be installed with the Holiday pulldown.
.IP ~/.plan.dir/lock.plan
Lockfile that contains the PID of
.BR plan .
Used to prevent multiple
.B plan
instances, and to send HUP signals to if a non-interactive
.B plan
invocation changed the database.
.IP ~/.plan.dir/lock.pland
Lockfile that contains the PID of the
.B pland
daemon. Used to prevent multiple daemons, and to send HUP signals to if
the database changed for any reason.
.IP /usr/bin/plan
.br
The
.B plan
program.
.IP /usr/bin/pland
The
.B pland
daemon.
.IP /usr/lib/plan/notifier
.IP LIB/notifier
The
.B notifier
program.
.IP /usr/share/plan/plan.help
.IP LIB/plan.help
The online help texts used by
.BR plan .
.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan.help.X
in one of the search paths.
.IP LIB/plan.help.X
This help file replaces plan.help if the language is set to X in the Config
Languages pulldown menu.
.IP /etc/plan/holiday
Definition of system standard holidays. They are read before ~/.holiday,
and can be overridden in ~/.holiday. They must be edited manually with a
text editor.  This files used to live in /usr/lib/plan/.
.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan_cal.ps
A PostScript skeleton file required for month and year calendar printouts.
.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan.lang.english
The standard message file. All messages used in
.B plan
must be listed here in ASCII order. If this file is missing, only English
messages are supported.
.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan.lang.X
The message file for language X. At startup,
.B plan
scans the /usr/lib/plan directory and puts every file X it finds into the Config
Language pulldown menu. A message is translated by first looking it up in the
plan_cal_english file. If the message is found in line n, it is translated
by using line n of plan.lang.X instead if X was selected with the Language
pulldown. See the Languages item in the online help menu for instructions
for creating new language files.
.LP
Note that previous versions put all executables into the DIR directory.
Beginning with 1.4.7, all executables except
.B plan
are in LIB. To avoid finding obsolete executables first, LIB is searched
befor DIR.
Note that, though
.BR netplan (8)
supports primitive access control (which requires editing a access

the subject).
.LP
See http://www.bitrot.de/plan.html for new releases.

.SS DEBIAN NOTE
.LP
Please note that the Debian GNU/Linux package does not install all
executables in the locations where the upstream author places them.
The locations documented in this manpage are the Debian ones.




.TH PLAN 1
.SH NAME
plan \- interactive X/Motif calendar and day planner
.br
pland \- daemon for
.I plan
.br
notifier \- X/Motif text displayer for

.SH SYNOPSIS
.B plan
[options]
.br
.B plan
[mmdd]hhmm [options] [\fImessage\fR]*
.br
.B pland
[-d] -[kK] -[lL]
.br
.B notifier
[-hdv123] [-t\fItitle\fR] [-s\fIsubtitle\fR] [-i\fIicontitle\fR] [file]

.SH DESCRIPTION
.B plan
is a schedule planner based on X/Motif. It displays a month calendar
similar to xcal, but every day box is large enough to show appointments
in small print. By pressing on a day box, the appointments for that day
can be listed and edited. This manual page describes the command line
options of
.BR plan .
For information on how to use
.BR plan ,
refer to the on-line help pages.
.LP
.B plan
has three modes: GUI, which starts up with a window in interactive mode,
append, which adds an appointment from the command line without windows,
and batch, which prints miscellaneous information without windows. Batch
mode is mainly useful for external scripts (CGI and otherwise) that process
appointment data.
.LP
.B pland
is a daemon that watches for appointment triggers. The daemon is normally
started from your .sgisession or .xsession file. It puts itself in the
background. If
.B plan
is started, it checks for the existence of the daemon, and offers to start
one if it can't find it.
.LP
.B notifier
displays the standard input in a window, with appropriate titles and
background colors. The only program that ever uses it is the daemon; it
is a separate program only to keep the daemon small.

.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, GUI MODE
.IP \-s
Standalone, don't offer to start daemon if none exists. Without daemon, no
appointment alarms and warnings will trigger. If a daemon happens to exist,
it is notified when the database changes, but no warning is printed if it
doesn't.
.IP \-S
When plan starts up, silently start the daemon if it does not exist.
.IP \-f
Don't fork on startup. This is useful for debugging.
.IP \-k
If there appears to be another
.B plan
running, start up anyway. This is useful if a /tmp/.plan<uid> file got
accidentally left behind, and plan fails to check whether the older plan
still exists. This option is largely obsolete in version 1.2.

.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, APPEND MODE
.IP [mmdd]hhmm
Add an appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (month/day hours:minutes). If mmdd is not
specified, today's date is used. No menus will start up. No option may be
specified. Instead of the mmddhhmm notation, a date and time may be specified,
such as '24.12. 12:34'.
.IP \-u\ U
add appointment to user file U instead of your own appointment file.
.IP \-l\ T
Set the length of the new appointment to N, in the form hours:minutes.
.IP \-n\ T
Set new appointment will have no time associated with it. This overrides
the time set with the [mmdd]hhmm option, which must be specified anyway.
.IP \-r\ N
The new appointment repeats every N days. N is an integer greater than zero.
.IP \-d\ N
The new appointment repeats on day N of the month. N is an integer between
1 and 31. There can be multiple -d options.
.IP \-D\ N
The new appointment repeats on weekday N. N=0 indicates Monday, 1 is Tuesday,
2 is Wednesday, 3 is Thursday, 4 is Friday, 5 is Saturday, and 6 is Sunday.
There can be multiple -D options.
.IP \-e\ D
The new appointment stops repeating on date D. D is a string such as
'31.12.' or '12/31'.
.IP \-w\ N
Set the early warning time of the new appointment to N minutes.
.IP \-W\ N
Set the late warning time of the new appointment to N minutes.
.IP [message]*
The note message associated with the new appointment. It should be quoted
if it contains shell metacharacters.

.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, BATCH MODE
.IP \-h
List available options.
.IP \-d
Print fallback X resources and exit. The output can be appended directly
to the ~/.Xdefaults file for modification of the geometry, color, and font
defaults.
.IP \-v
Print the program version and patchlevel and exit.
.IP \-W\ [S]
Indicates that
.B plan
is not called by a user but by the web front-end. In this case, there
are no ``own'' appointments because the CGI script that executes
.B plan
is probably run by the pseudo-user ``nobody'' or ``httpd''. A dummy user
``webplan'' is substituted instead, whose home directory is assumed to
be /tmp. All database files from netplan server S will be read. If S is
omitted, ``localhost'' is assumed. This mode is possible only if there
is a netplan server running on S (or localhost). This option is also
available with -t mode and in non-interactive mode; in this case it
determines which files can be listed with -o -t, and which files can be
edited.
.IP \-F
Print a list of all appointment files found on a given netplan server.
By default the server on the local host is queried, unless a -W option
specifies another server host.
.IP \-H\ Y
Print all holidays in the year Y (1970..2037) to stdout and exit. This
is used by the web front-end.
.IP \-o
If used with -t or -T, also prints appointments of all users configured
with the Config->Users popup.
.IP \-u\ L
If used with -t or -T, prints appointments of all users named in the
comma-separated list L. The -o and -u options are mutually exclusive.
.IP \-t\ [D\ [n]]
Print a list of today's appointments to stdout. Don't start up interactive
windows. The exit status is 0 if there are appointments on the specified
date, and 1 otherwise. If a date D is specified, print appointments on that
date. All standard date specifiers work:
.RS
.IP -t\ +3 13
Print appointments in three days
.IP -t\ -1 13
Print yesterday's appointments
.IP -t\ tomorrow 13
Print appointments for tomorrow
.IP -t\ thursday 13
Print appointments for Thursday
.IP -t\ 25.12. 13
Print appointments for Christmas, if 24-hour mode is selected
.IP -t\ 12/25 13
Print appointments for Christmas, if 12-hour mode is selected.
12/24 hour mode is selected with the Config pulldown in the main window.
.LP
If a second argument n is given, n days are printed beginning with day D.
The default is 1. For example, "plan -t today 7" prints one week.
.RE
.IP \-T\ [D\ [n]]
Same as -t, but print the end time instead of the length (hi Vera).
.IP \-i
If used with the -t or -T options, print the data in a form that is easy
to parse for other programs. This is used by the web front-end.
.IP \-W\ [S]
switch to web front-end mode and read the files from the netplan server
on host S, or localhost if S is omitted. These files can then be chosen
from with -u. See above for details.

.SS OPTIONS OF PLAND
.IP \-d
Debug mode. Runs pland in the foreground without forking, and prints
debugging information. Recommended if pland seems to die unexpectedly.
(The most common cause of disappearing pland's is a nonfunctional utmp;
if -d is used pland recommends to recompile with the -DRABBITS option.)
This option must precede the other options.
.IP \-l
Periodically check the system utmp to see if the user is still logged
in. If not, exit. This is the default on SGI, Sun, and other SYSV systems.
.IP \-L
(capital L) Do not check utmp. Use this option if pland dies frequently,
and running pland with the \-d options reports ``logout, exiting'' for no
apparent reason. On many systems utmp is not reliable, and some programs
like xterm so not create utmp records unless configured properly. Use \-L
on such systems.
.IP \-k
If another daemon exists, kill it and restart.
.IP \-K
(capital K) If another daemon exists, kill it and exit.

.SS OPTIONS OF NOTIFIER
.IP \-h
List available options.
.IP \-d
Print fallback X resources and exit. The output can be appended directly
to the ~/.Xdefaults file for modification of the geometry, color, and font
defaults.
.IP \-v
Print the program version and patchlevel and exit.
.IP \-1
Set the window background color to green (early warning).
.IP \-2
Set the window background color to yellow (late warning).
.IP \-3
Set the window background color to red (alarm). This is the default.
.IP \-t\fItitle\fR
Set the title string above the message text (which is read from stdin).
.IP \-s\fIsubtitle\fR
Set the subtitle string below the main title, in a small font.
.IP \-i\fIicontitle\fR
Set the icon title string that is printed below the mwm/4Dwm icon.
.LP
In addition to these options, plan and notifier support the usual X options
-iconic and -geometry.

.SH FILES
.LP
Below, DIR and LIB refer to the installation directories specified at the
beginning of the Makefile when the programs were compiled. By defauly,
they are /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/lib, or /usr/freeware/bin and
/usr/freeware/lib on SGI, or /usr/bin, /usr/sbin, and /usr/lib/plan on
Debian Linux, respectively. These are the directories where
.BR plan
and
.BR pland
first search for executables and plan.help (LIB first, then DIR). Next,
$PLAN_PATH and $PATH are searched, and finally, a built-in search path that
also contains "." as its last item.
.IP ~/.dayplan
Database with all public entries and configuration options of
.BR plan .
See plan(4) for details.
.IP ~/.dayplan.priv
Database with all private entries.
.IP ~/.holiday
Definition of holidays. See the help text for the "Define Holiday" popup
menu that can be installed with the Holiday pulldown.
.IP /tmp/.planUID
Lockfile that contains the PID of
.BR plan .
Used to prevent multiple
.B plan
instances, and to send HUP signals to if a non-interactive
.B plan
invocation changed the database. UID is the user's numerical user ID.
.IP /tmp/.plandUID
Lockfile that contains the PID of the
.B pland
daemon. Used to prevent multiple daemons, and to send HUP signals to if
the database changed for any reason. UID is the user's numerical user ID.
.IP DIR/plan
.br
The
.B plan
program.
.IP LIB/pland
The
.B pland
daemon. It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories
in one of the search paths.
.IP LIB/notifier
The
.B notifier
program. It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories
in one of the search paths.
.IP LIB/plan.help
The online help texts used by
.BR plan .
It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories
in one of the search paths.
.IP LIB/plan.help.X
This help file replaces plan.help if the language is set to X in the Config
Languages pulldown menu.
.IP LIB/holiday
Definition of system standard holidays. They are read before ~/.holiday,
and can be overridden in ~/.holiday. They must be edited manually with a
text editor.
.IP LIB/plan_cal.ps
A PostScript skeleton file required for month and year calendar printouts.
.IP LIB/plan.lang.english
The standard message file. All messages used in
.B plan
must be listed here in ASCII order. If this file is missing, only English
messages are supported.
.IP LIB/plan.lang.X
The message file for language X. At startup,
.B plan
scans the LIB directory and puts every file X it finds into the Config
Language pulldown menu. A message is translated by first looking it up in the
plan_cal_english file. If the message is found in line n, it is translated
by using line n of plan.lang.X instead if X was selected with the Language
pulldown. See the Languages item in the online help menu for instructions
for creating new language files.
.LP
Note that previous versions put all executables into the DIR directory.
Beginning with 1.4.7, all executables except
.B plan
are in LIB. To avoid finding obsolete executables first, LIB is searched
befor DIR.
Note that, though
.BR netplan (8)
supports primitive access control (which requires editing a access
list text file on the server host), no support for access control is
provided by the
.BR plan
front-end in this version. Refer to
.BR netplan (8)
for details.

.SS SEE ALSO
plan(4), netplan(8)

.SS AUTHOR
Thomas Driemeyer <thomas@bitrot.de>
.LP
Please send all complaints, comments, bug fixes, and porting experiences to
me. Always include your plan version as reported by "plan -v" in your mail.
To be added to the mailing list, send mail to majordomo@bitrot.de
with the line "subscribe plan" (without the quotes) in the message body (not
the subject).
.LP
See http://www.bitrot.de/plan.html for new releases.

Lines 10-16 NNAAMMEE Link Here

(-)a/misc/plan.1cat (-2 / +2 lines)
10		10
11	SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS	11	SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
12	ppllaann [options]	12	ppllaann [options]
13	ppllaann [mmdd]hhmm [options] [_m_e_s_s_a_g_e]*	13	ppllaann [[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm [options] [_m_e_s_s_a_g_e]*
14	ppllaanndd [-d] -[kK] -[lL]	14	ppllaanndd [-d] -[kK] -[lL]
15	nnoottiiffiieerr [-hdv123] [-t_t_i_t_l_e] [-s_s_u_b_t_i_t_l_e] [-i_i_c_o_n_t_i_t_l_e]	15	nnoottiiffiieerr [-hdv123] [-t_t_i_t_l_e] [-s_s_u_b_t_i_t_l_e] [-i_i_c_o_n_t_i_t_l_e]
16	[file]	16	[file]
Lines 65-71 DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN Link Here
65		65
66		66
67	OOPPTTIIOONNSS OOFF PPLLAANN,, AAPPPPEENNDD MMOODDEE	67	OOPPTTIIOONNSS OOFF PPLLAANN,, AAPPPPEENNDD MMOODDEE
68	[mmdd]hhmm	68	[[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm
69	Add an appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (month/day	69	Add an appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (month/day
70	hours:minutes). If mmdd is not specified, today's	70	hours:minutes). If mmdd is not specified, today's
71	date is used. No menus will start up. No option may	71	date is used. No menus will start up. No option may

Lines 24-30 HEADER TYPES: Link Here

(-)a/misc/plan.4 (-2 / +2 lines)
24	.IP o	24	.IP o
25	Options. The argument consists of 14 consecutive flag characters,	25	Options. The argument consists of 14 consecutive flag characters,
26	and five numerical arguments.	26	and five numerical arguments.
27	'-' means an option is off, everything else means the option is on.	27	\'-' means an option is off, everything else means the option is on.
28	In order, the flags are:	28	In order, the flags are:
29	.RS	29	.RS
30	.IP s	30	.IP s
Lines 116-122 flag is on. Link Here
116	.IP y	116	.IP y
117	Year overview options. There are 10 consecutive flag characters	117	Year overview options. There are 10 consecutive flag characters
118	and three numerical arguments.	118	and three numerical arguments.
119	'-' means an option is off, everything else means the option is on.	119	\'-' means an option is off, everything else means the option is on.
120	Only one flag is currently defined:	120	Only one flag is currently defined:
121	.RS	121	.RS
122	.IP s	122	.IP s

Lines 143-150 FBSD_C = -ansi -I/usr/X11R6/include -DBSD -DNOLOCK -DNOREGEX -DRABBITS\ Link Here

(-)a/src/Makefile (-5 / +15 lines)
143	-DSTDLIBMALLOC	143	-DSTDLIBMALLOC
144	OBSD_C = -ansi -I/usr/X11R6/include -DBSD -DRABBITS -DNOLOCK -DNOREGEX\	144	OBSD_C = -ansi -I/usr/X11R6/include -DBSD -DRABBITS -DNOLOCK -DNOREGEX\
145	-DNO_MOTIF -DSTDLIBMALLOC	145	-DNO_MOTIF -DSTDLIBMALLOC
146	LINUX_C = -W -Wall -m32 -I/usr/X11R6/include -DNOLOCK -DLINUX -Dlinux	146	LINUX_C = -W -Wall -m32 -I/usr/X11R6/include -I/usr/include/X11 \
147	LINUX64_C = -W -Wall -m64 -I/usr/X11R6/include -DNOLOCK -DLINUX -Dlinux	147	-DNOLOCK -DLINUX -Dlinux
		148	LINUX64_C = -W -Wall -m64 -I/usr/X11R6/include -I/usr/include/X11 \
		149	-DNOLOCK -DLINUX -Dlinux
		150	DEBIAN_C = -W -Wall -Wcast-align -Wmissing-declarations -Wmissing-prototypes \
		151	-Wstrict-prototypes -Wpointer-arith -Wreturn-type -Wcast-qual -m32 \
		152	-I/usr/X11R6/include -DNOLOCK -DLINUX -Dlinux -DRABBITS
148	SVR4_C = -DSVR4 -DSYSV -DOLDTZ -DUSERAND -DPID_T=long -DNOMSEP	153	SVR4_C = -DSVR4 -DSYSV -DOLDTZ -DUSERAND -DPID_T=long -DNOMSEP
149	NEWS_C = -DNEWSOS4 -DNOMSEP -DSUN -DBSD -DRABBITS -DNGROUPS_MAX=16\	154	NEWS_C = -DNEWSOS4 -DNOMSEP -DSUN -DBSD -DRABBITS -DNGROUPS_MAX=16\
150	-DPID_T="int" -Dconst=""	155	-DPID_T="int" -Dconst=""
Lines 227-232 OBSD_L1 = -L/usr/local/lib -lXm -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lXt -lX11 Link Here
227	OBSD_L2 = -lc	232	OBSD_L2 = -lc
228	LINUX_L1= -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib/X11R6/lib -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lXpm -lc -lXext -lICE -lX11	233	LINUX_L1= -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib/X11R6/lib -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lXpm -lc -lXext -lICE -lX11
229	LINUX_L2= -lc	234	LINUX_L2= -lc
		235	DEBIAN_L1= -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib/X11R6/lib -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lXpm -lc -lXext -lICE -lX11
		236	DEBIAN_L2= -lc
230	SLINUX_L1= -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib/X11R6/lib -lSM /usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.a -lXt -lX11 /usr/X11R6/lib/libXpm.a -lc -lXext -lSM -lICE -lX11	237	SLINUX_L1= -L/usr/X11R6/lib -L/usr/lib/X11R6/lib -lSM /usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.a -lXt -lX11 /usr/X11R6/lib/libXpm.a -lc -lXext -lSM -lICE -lX11
231	SLINUX_L2= -lc	238	SLINUX_L2= -lc
232	SVR4_L1 = -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lgen -lsocket -lnsl	239	SVR4_L1 = -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lgen -lsocket -lnsl
Lines 428-433 linux: Link Here
428	linux64:	435	linux64:
429	env CF="$(LINUX64_C)" L1F="$(LINUX_L1)" L2F="$(LINUX_L2)" MYCC=gcc make all	436	env CF="$(LINUX64_C)" L1F="$(LINUX_L1)" L2F="$(LINUX_L2)" MYCC=gcc make all
430		437
		438	debian:
		439	env CF="$(DEBIAN_C)" L1F="$(DEBIAN_L1)" L2F="$(DEBIAN_L2)" MYCC=gcc make all
		440
431	slinux:	441	slinux:
432	env CF="$(LINUX_C)" L1F="$(SLINUX_L1)" L2F="$(SLINUX_L2)" MYCC=gcc make all	442	env CF="$(LINUX_C)" L1F="$(SLINUX_L1)" L2F="$(SLINUX_L2)" MYCC=gcc make all
433		443
Lines 583-589 install: Link Here
583	-(test x'$(JAPAN)' != x && cp ../misc/plan_calSJ.ps $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)) \|\| exit 0	593	-(test x'$(JAPAN)' != x && cp ../misc/plan_calSJ.ps $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)) \|\| exit 0
584	mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(HELP)	594	mkdir -p $(DESTDIR)$(HELP)
585	cp ../language/plan.help $(DESTDIR)$(HELP)	595	cp ../language/plan.help $(DESTDIR)$(HELP)
586	-strip $(DESTDIR)$(DIR)/plan $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/pland $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/notifier $(DESTDIR)$(SBIN)/netplan	596	# -strip $(DESTDIR)$(DIR)/plan $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/pland $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/notifier $(DESTDIR)$(SBIN)/netplan
587	-chmod 755 $(DESTDIR)$(DIR)/plan $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/pland $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/notifier $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/netplan	597	-chmod 755 $(DESTDIR)$(DIR)/plan $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/pland $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/notifier $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/netplan
588	-chmod 644 $(DESTDIR)$(HELP)/plan.help $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/plan_cal.ps $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/plan.lang.*	598	-chmod 644 $(DESTDIR)$(HELP)/plan.help $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/plan_cal.ps $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/plan.lang.*
589	-(test x'$(JAPAN)' != x && chmod 644 $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/plan_calSJ.ps) \|\| exit 0	599	-(test x'$(JAPAN)' != x && chmod 644 $(DESTDIR)$(LIB)/plan_calSJ.ps) \|\| exit 0
Lines 621-627 LDIR = /usr/X11R6/lib Link Here
621	BINDIR = plan-$(VERSION)	631	BINDIR = plan-$(VERSION)
622	gMYCC = gcc	632	gMYCC = gcc
623	gCF = -m32 -I/usr/X11R6/include -D_POSIX_SOURCE -DNOLOCK -DLINUX -Dlinux	633	gCF = -m32 -I/usr/X11R6/include -D_POSIX_SOURCE -DNOLOCK -DLINUX -Dlinux
624	gL1F = -L$(LDIR) $(LDIR)/libXm.a -lXt -lX11 $(LDIR)/libXpm.a -lc -lXext -lICE -lXp -lX11	634	gL1F = -L$(LDIR) $(LDIR)/libXm.a -lXt -lX11 $(LDIR)/libXpm.a -lc -lXext -lICE -lX11
625	gL2F = -lc	635	gL2F = -lc
626		636
627	linuxtar: $(P_OBJ) $(D_OBJ) $(N_OBJ) $(S_OBJ) $(MAKEFILE) README.linuxbin	637	linuxtar: $(P_OBJ) $(D_OBJ) $(N_OBJ) $(S_OBJ) $(MAKEFILE) README.linuxbin
Lines 646-649 tar: Link Here
646	mv Makefile.save Makefile	656	mv Makefile.save Makefile
647		657
648	rpm: tar	658	rpm: tar
649	cd ..; rpmbuild -vv -ba plan-1.10-20070416.spec	659	cd ..; rpmbuild -vv -ba plan-1.10.1-20070703.spec




#define XM_VA_SEPARATOR XmVaSEPARATOR,
#endif

#define MAXLANGUAGES 30
static char *language_name[MAXLANGUAGES];



	s[ 5] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Year Overview"));
	s[ 6] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Goto today"));
	s[ 7] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Goto..."));
	s[ 8] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto January");
	s[ 9] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto December");
	s[10] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto previous month");
	s[11] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto next month");
	s[12] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-D");
	s[13] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-W");
	s[14] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-N");
	s[15] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-M");
	s[16] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-Y");
	s[17] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-O");
	s[18] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-T");
	s[19] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-G");
	s[20] = XmStringCreateSimple("Pos1");
	s[21] = XmStringCreateSimple("End");
	s[22] = XmStringCreateSimple("Prior");
	s[23] = XmStringCreateSimple("Next");

	menu = XmVaCreateSimplePulldownMenu(menubar, "view", 3,
			(XtCallbackProc)view_callback,
			FIX_MENUBAR
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[0],  'D', "Ctrl<Key>D", s[12],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[1],  'W', "Ctrl<Key>W", s[13],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[2],  'S', "Ctrl<Key>N", s[14],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[3],  'M', "Ctrl<Key>M", s[15],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[4],  'Y', "Ctrl<Key>Y", s[16],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[5],  'O', "Ctrl<Key>O", s[17],
			XM_VA_SEPARATOR
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[6],  't', "Ctrl<Key>T", s[18],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[7],  'G', "Ctrl<Key>G", s[19],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[8],  'j', "<Key>Home",  s[20],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[9],  'd', "<Key>End",   s[21],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[10], 'p', "<Key>Prior", s[22],
			XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[11], 'n', "<Key>Next",  s[23],
			NULL);
	XtAddCallback(menu, XmNhelpCallback, (XtCallbackProc)help_callback,
			(XtPointer)"pd_view");
	for (n=0; n < 24; n++)
		XmStringFree(s[n]);

	s[0] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("On context"));

		break;

	  case 7:						/* One file */
		create_user_sel_popup(menubar, -1,
					(BOOL (*)(int))list_by_user);
		break;

	  case 8:						/* Search */

	  case 7:						/* goto */
		create_goto_popup();
		break;

	  case 8:						/* January */
		curr_month = 0;
		draw_month_year();
		redraw_all_views();
		break;

	  case 9:						/* December */
		curr_month = 11;
		draw_month_year();
		redraw_all_views();
		break;

	  case 10:				        	/* prev month*/
		if (curr_month == 0) {
		    curr_month = 11;
		    curr_year--;
		} else
		    curr_month--;
		draw_month_year();
		redraw_all_views();
		break;

	  case 11:					        /* next month*/
		if (curr_month == 11) {
		    curr_month = 0;
		    curr_year++;
		} else
		    curr_month++;
		draw_month_year();
		redraw_all_views();
		break;
	}
}





	MAN=/usr/share/man/man
	CATMAN=NONE
	PLANHOME=.plan.dir
	PLANLOCK="~/.plan.dir/lock.plan"
	PLANDLOCK="~/.plan.dir/lock.pland"
	INCDIR=
	LEX=lex
	YACC=yacc
	NOB_UID=63434
	NOB_GID=63434
	CPP_PATH='/usr/bin/cpp -P -I$(HELP)'
	DOFORK=FALSE
	JAPAN=
	DEBUG="-O2"
	DEFTARGET=debian
	HOLIDAY=NONE
	;;
  5)	DIR=/usr/X11R6/bin		# SuSE Linux

	INCDIR=
	LEX=lex
	YACC=yacc
	NOB_UID=63434
	NOB_GID=63434
	CPP_PATH='/usr/bin/cpp -P -I$(HELP)'
	DOFORK=FALSE
	JAPAN=




int			curr_year;	/* dummy for DST calculating routines*/
Widget			mainwindow;	/* dummy for error popup in network.c*/
					/* dummy functions, never used: */
int	  write_one_entry    (UNUSED int (*a)(char *), UNUSED struct entry *e)
							{return(0);}
XtInputId register_X_input   (UNUSED int a)		{return(0);}
void	  unregister_X_input (UNUSED XtInputId a)	{}

		fclose(fp);
	} else
		if (debug)
			printf("%s", _("unable to update last alarm\n"));
}



	} else {
		result = ANCIENT;
		if (debug)
			printf("%s", _("last alarm not present\n"));
	}
	return(result);
}

{
	fprintf(stderr, _("%s: plan calendar daemon, version %s.\n"),
					progname, VERSION JAPANVERSION);
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("Usage: pland [-dkKtslL]\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-d\tdebug: stay in foreground, print actions\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-k\tkill existing daemon, then continue\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-K\tkill existing daemon only\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-t\tdon't pop up notifier windows, print to stdout\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-s\twatch utmp and sleep while user is logged out\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-l\twatch utmp and exit when user logs out\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-L\tdon't watch utmp (utmp is often buggy)\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-p\treport missed alarms when starting.\n"));
	fprintf(stderr, "%s",
#	ifdef RABBITS
		_("-L is the default. Try -l if you get too many pland's.\n"));
#	else

Lines 29-35 Link Here

(-)a/src/daymenu.c (-1 lines)
29	#include <Xm/Protocols.h>	29	#include <Xm/Protocols.h>
30	#include "cal.h"	30	#include "cal.h"
31		31
32	extern MOUSE locate_in_day_calendar();
33	static void prev_callback(Widget, int, XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct *);	32	static void prev_callback(Widget, int, XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct *);
34	static void next_callback(Widget, int, XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct *);	33	static void next_callback(Widget, int, XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct *);
35	static void done_callback(Widget, int, XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct *);	34	static void done_callback(Widget, int, XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct *);

Lines 162-168 void got_entry_press( Link Here

(-)a/src/edit.c (-1 / +1 lines)
162		162
163	case SC_USER:	163	case SC_USER:
164	create_user_sel_popup(lw->entry[y][x], name_to_user(ep->user),	164	create_user_sel_popup(lw->entry[y][x], name_to_user(ep->user),
165	(BOOL (*)())got_new_user);	165	(BOOL (*)(int))got_new_user);
166	break;	166	break;
167		167
168	case SC_TIME:	168	case SC_TIME:

Lines 247-253 static int readfile( Link Here

(-)a/src/file_r.c (-2 / +2 lines)
247	create_error_popup(0, 0,	247	create_error_popup(0, 0,
248	_("%s is a\ngrok database, not supported"), path);	248	_("%s is a\ngrok database, not supported"), path);
249	#else	249	#else
250	extern FORM *form_create();	250	extern FORM *form_create(void);
251	struct user *up = &user[u];	251	struct user *up = &user[u];
252	if (!u)	252	if (!u)
253	create_error_popup(0, 0, _("The first file in the file list\n(%s)\nmust not be a grok database!\nTrying to continue, you may lose data."), path);	253	create_error_popup(0, 0, _("The first file in the file list\n(%s)\nmust not be a grok database!\nTrying to continue, you may lose data."), path);
Lines 596-602 void parse_file_line( Link Here
596	tm.tm_year -= 1900;	596	tm.tm_year -= 1900;
597	ep->except[n] = tm_to_time(&tm);	597	ep->except[n] = tm_to_time(&tm);
598	} else	598	} else
599	fprintf(stderr,	599	fprintf(stderr, "%s",
600	_("too many exception dates for appt"));	600	_("too many exception dates for appt"));
601	break;	601	break;
602		602

Lines 135-141 void write_mainlist(void) Link Here

(-)a/src/file_w.c (-1 / +1 lines)
135	*/	135	*/
136		136
137	static FILE *curr_fp;	137	static FILE *curr_fp;
138	static int write_to_file(line) char *line;	138	static int write_to_file(char *line)
139	{ errno = 0; fprintf(curr_fp, "%s", line);	139	{ errno = 0; fprintf(curr_fp, "%s", line);
140	return(errno && errno != ENOTTY); }	140	return(errno && errno != ENOTTY); }
141		141

Lines 271-277 static int compare_name( Link Here

(-)a/src/g_dbfile.c (-1 / +2 lines)
271	MYCONST void *u,	271	MYCONST void *u,
272	MYCONST void *v)	272	MYCONST void *v)
273	{	273	{
274	return(strcmp((char )u, (char **)v));	274	return(strcmp((MYCONST char MYCONST *)u,
		275	(MYCONST char MYCONST *)v));
275	}	276	}
276		277
277	static BOOL read_dir_or_file(	278	static BOOL read_dir_or_file(

Lines 39-45 Link Here

(-)a/src/g_formop.c (+2 lines)
39	#define YSNAP(y) ((y)-(y)%form->yg)	39	#define YSNAP(y) ((y)-(y)%form->yg)
40		40
41	#ifndef GROK	41	#ifndef GROK
		42	void clone_chart_component(UNUSED CHART to, UNUSED CHART from);
42	void clone_chart_component(UNUSED CHART to, UNUSED CHART from) {}	43	void clone_chart_component(UNUSED CHART to, UNUSED CHART from) {}
		44	void del_chart_component(UNUSED ITEM *item);
43	void del_chart_component(UNUSED ITEM *item) {}	45	void del_chart_component(UNUSED ITEM *item) {}
44	extern ITEM item_clone(ITEM );	46	extern ITEM item_clone(ITEM );
45	extern void item_delete(FORM *, int);	47	extern void item_delete(FORM *, int);

Lines 76-81 extern short monthlen[12]; Link Here

(-)a/src/holiday.c (+1 lines)
76	extern short monthbegin[12];	76	extern short monthbegin[12];
77		77
78		78
		79	int yyerror(char *msg);
79	int yyerror(char *msg)	80	int yyerror(char *msg)
80	{	81	{
81	fprintf(stderr, _("%s: %s in line %d of %s\n"), progname,	82	fprintf(stderr, _("%s: %s in line %d of %s\n"), progname,




#include <Xm/Text.h>
#include <X11/StringDefs.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>				  /* umask() */
#include <assert.h>
#include "cal.h"
#include "version.h"


static void init_daemon		(void);
static void timer_callback	(XtPointer, XtIntervalId *);
static void socket_callback	(XtPointer, int *, XtInputId *);
extern void run_daemon		(Widget);
#if !defined(SUN) && !defined(IBM)
static XtSignalId sig_id;
static void sig_callback	(XtPointer, XtSignalId *);

	struct tm	tm1;			/* for time conversion */
	time_t		trigger;		/* trigger date and time */
	char		msg[1024];		/* note from command line */
	int		n, i, j, l;		/* char and arg counters */
	char		lockfile[80];		/* plan lockfile, for sighup */
	char		*flags;			/* where to hide reminder */
	FILE		*fp;			/* for reading lockfile */

	for (j=0; j < n; j++)
		if (argv[1][j] < '0' || argv[1][j] > '9')
			break;
	if (j == n) {			/* digits only: [[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm */
		if (n != 4 && n != 8 && n != 12 && j == n)
			usage();
		l = atoi(argv[1]);
		now = get_time();
		tm = time_to_tm(now);
		tm1.tm_sec   = 0;
		tm1.tm_min   = l % 100;
		tm1.tm_hour  = (l/100) % 100;
		tm1.tm_mday  = n==8 || n==12 ? (l/10000)%100     : tm->tm_mday;
		tm1.tm_mon   = n==8 || n==12 ? (l/1000000)%100-1 : tm->tm_mon;
                tm1.tm_year  = n==12 ? ((l/100000000)%10000)-1900
                                     : curr_year + (tm1.tm_mon < tm->tm_mon);
		trigger = tm_to_time(&tm1);
	} else {				/* try free-form date+time */
		trigger = parse_datetimestring(argv[1]);

	    "\t-k\t\tignore lock file and start up in any case\n");
	fprintf(stderr,
	    "append usage: %s %s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s\n", progname,
	    "[[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm [options] [message]*\n",
	    "\tAdd appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (default is today).\n",
	    "\tOptions:\n",
	    "\t-u U\t\tapply to user U instead of own appointments\n",

    get_rsrc(&c->year_margin,    "yearMargin",     "YearMargin",   XtRInt, 0);
    get_rsrc(&c->year_gap,	 "yearGap",        "YearGap",      XtRInt, 0);
    get_rsrc(&c->year_title,     "yearTitle",      "YearTitle",    XtRInt, 0);
    get_rsrc(&c->yearbox_xs,     "yearBoxWidth",   "YearBoxWidth", XtRInt, 20);
    get_rsrc(&c->yearbox_ys,     "yearBoxHeight",  "YearBoxHeight",XtRInt, 20);
    get_rsrc(&c->day_margin,     "dayMargin",      "dayMargin",    XtRInt, 0);
    get_rsrc(&c->day_gap,        "dayGap",         "dayGap",       XtRInt, 0);
    get_rsrc(&c->day_headline,   "dayHeadline",    "dayHeadline",  XtRInt, 0);





#define ACLCHKINTER 60          /* interval (secs) for check of the acl file */

void *allocate(int n);
void *reallocate(void *o, int n);
void release(void *p);
char *mystrdup(const char *s);

char			*progname;	/* name of this program, argv[0] */
static BOOL		debug;		/* foreground, logging is enabled */
static BOOL		foregnd;	/* foreground without logging */
BOOL			verbose;	/* debug mode, don't daemonize */
BOOL			to_syslog;	/* print to syslog, not stderr */
static BOOL		allow_all;	/* no access list, never deny */
static int		nclients;	/* max # of clients */
static unsigned int	row_id = 1;	/* next available row ID */
static int		max_files;	/* size of file_list array */
static struct pfile	*file_list;	/* array of open files */

	{void *p = malloc(n); if (!p) fatal("no memory"); return(p);}
void *reallocate(void *o, int n)
	{void *p = o ? realloc(o, n) : malloc(n);
	 if (!p) {fatal("no memory");} return(p);}
void release(void *p)
	{if (p) free(p);}
char *mystrdup(const char *s)

	struct timeval	timeout;	/* for auto-sync after ten seconds */
	fd_set		rd, wr, ex;	/* returned fd masks from select */
	int		fd;		/* file descriptor/counter */
	int		c, n, on;
	struct client	*cp;
	time_t          last_acl_check = 0;
	time_t          acl_mod_time = 0;

			allow_all = TRUE;
		}
	}
        /* Assume 8 bit per char and one bit per file descriptor in
         * fd_set to get the capasity of fd_set and thus the max
         * number of clients. */
	nclients = sizeof(fd_set)*8;			/* max # of clients */
	client_list = allocate(nclients * sizeof(struct client));
	memset(client_list, 0, nclients * sizeof(struct client));

				memset(cp, 0, sizeof(struct client));
				memcpy(&cp->addr, &addr, len);
				cp->uid     = nobody_uid;
				cp->gids    = allocate(sizeof(*(cp->gids)));
				cp->gidcount= 1;
				cp->gids[0] = nobody_gid;
				cp->descr   = mystrdup(nobody);
				cp->user    = mystrdup(nobody);
				cp->port    = netplan_port[c];
				for (i=1; i < NGROUPS_MAX; i++)
					cp->gids[i] = -1;

				logger("client %d (%.200s) connected from %s\n"
					       ,fd, cp->descr, ip_addr(&addr));

	struct group	*gr;
	int		ngroups = 0;
	char		**p;
	int             groupcount;

	/* Unspecified if the default gid is included or not, so add
	   one just in case. */
	groupcount = getgroups(0, NULL) + 1;
	cp->gids = allocate(groupcount * sizeof(*(cp->gids)));
	cp->gids[ngroups++] = gid;
	setgrent();
	while ((gr = getgrent()))
		for (p=gr->gr_mem; *p; p++)
			if (!strcmp(user, *p)) {
				if (ngroups < groupcount)
					cp->gids[ngroups] = gr->gr_gid;
				ngroups++;
				break;
			}
	if (ngroups > groupcount) {
		logger("too many groups (%d, used %d)\n", ngroups, groupcount);
		cp->gidcount = groupcount;
	} else
		cp->gidcount = ngroups;

}




	for (fid=0; fid < max_files; fid++)
		close_file(fid, fd);
	release(c->gids);
	release(c->descr);
	release(c->user);
	release(c->in.data);

						"user %.100s, uid %d, gids",
						fd, c->user, c->uid);
				p = buf + strlen(buf);
				for (i=0; i<c->gidcount && c->gids[i]>=0; i++){
					sprintf(p, " %d", c->gids[i]);
					p += strlen(p);
				}

			sprintf(buf, "client %d is %.200s (uid %d, gids",
				 			fd, arg, c->uid);
			p = buf + strlen(buf);
			for (i=0; i < c->gidcount && c->gids[i] >= 0; i++) {
				sprintf(p, " %d", c->gids[i]);
				p += strlen(p);
			}

Lines 56-62 struct client { Link Here

(-)a/src/netplan.h (-1 / +2 lines)
56	char descr; / client-provided self-description */	56	char descr; / client-provided self-description */
57	char user; / user name if authenticated */	57	char user; / user name if authenticated */
58	unsigned int uid; /* client-provided user/group ID */	58	unsigned int uid; /* client-provided user/group ID */
59	int gids[NGROUPS_MAX];/* group access list */	59	int gidcount; /* number of in group entries */
		60	int gids; / group access list */
60	BOOL auth_fail; /* required identd check failed */	61	BOOL auth_fail; /* required identd check failed */
61	int port; /* accept socket to client */	62	int port; /* accept socket to client */
62	struct sockaddr_in addr; /* contains IP addr and port */	63	struct sockaddr_in addr; /* contains IP addr and port */




		  case aGROUP:
			if (c->auth_fail)
				continue;
			for (found=FALSE, i=0; !found && i < acl->ndata; ) {
								!found && i++)
				for (j=0; j<NGROUPS_MAX && c->gids[j]>=0; j++)
					if ((found = (int)acl->ugid[i] ==
						     (int)c->gids[j]))
						break;
				if (!found)
					i++;
			}
			break;

		  case aHOST:

Lines 300-306 Full reply message in error was:\n%s"), Link Here

(-)a/src/network.c (-1 / +1 lines)
300	*/	300	*/
301		301
302	static int host_fd;	302	static int host_fd;
303	static BOOL write_to_net(line) char *line;	303	static BOOL write_to_net(char *line)
304	{ puts_server(host_fd, line); return(TRUE); }	304	{ puts_server(host_fd, line); return(TRUE); }
305		305
306	BOOL server_entry_op(	306	BOOL server_entry_op(




#include <Xm/Xm.h>
#include <X11/StringDefs.h>
#include "cal.h"
#undef COL_RED
#undef NCOLS
#include "notifier.h"
#include "version.h"
#include "bm_noticon.h"

Display			*display;		/* common server */
GC			gc;			/* common graphics context */
char			*progname;		/* argv[0] */
Pixel			color[N_NCOLS];		/* colors: N_COL_* */
Pixel			bkcolor = N_COL_RED;	/* background color (N_COL_*)*/
XtAppContext		app;			/* application handle */
static Widget		toplevel;		/* widget tree */


					i = -1;
					break;
				  case '1':
					bkcolor = N_COL_GREEN;
					break;
				  case '2':
					bkcolor = N_COL_YELLOW;
					break;
				  case '3':
					bkcolor = N_COL_RED;
					break;
				  default:
					usage();

	char			*c, *n, class_name[256];

	cmap = DefaultColormap(display, DefaultScreen(display));
	for (i=0; i < N_NCOLS; i++) {
		switch (i) {
		  default:
		  case N_COL_STD:	n = "colStd";		d = 1;	break;
		  case N_COL_RED:	n = "colRedAlert";	d = 0;	break;
		  case N_COL_YELLOW:	n = "colYellowAlert";	d = 0;	break;
		  case N_COL_GREEN:	n = "colGreenAlert";	d = 0;	break;
		}
		strcpy(class_name, n);
		class_name[0] &= ~('a'^'A');

Lines 3-11 Link Here

(-)a/src/notifier.h (-6 / +6 lines)
3	*/	3	*/
4		4
5	/* colors */	5	/* colors */
6	#define COL_BACK 0 /* standard background */	6	#define N_COL_BACK 0 /* standard background */
7	#define COL_STD 1 /* standard foreground */	7	#define N_COL_STD 1 /* standard foreground */
8	#define COL_RED 2 /* background color for red alert */	8	#define N_COL_RED 2 /* background color for red alert */
9	#define COL_YELLOW 3 /* background color for yellow alert */	9	#define N_COL_YELLOW 3 /* background color for yellow alert */
10	#define COL_GREEN 4 /* background color for green alert */	10	#define N_COL_GREEN 4 /* background color for green alert */
11	#define NCOLS 5	11	#define N_NCOLS 5

Lines 6-11 Link Here

(-)a/src/notmenu.c (-2 / +5 lines)
6		6
7	#include <stdio.h>	7	#include <stdio.h>
8	#include <stdlib.h>	8	#include <stdlib.h>
		9	#include <time.h>
9	#include <Xm/Xm.h>	10	#include <Xm/Xm.h>
10	#include <Xm/MainW.h>	11	#include <Xm/MainW.h>
11	#include <Xm/Form.h>	12	#include <Xm/Form.h>
Lines 14-19 Link Here
14	#include <Xm/PushBG.h>	15	#include <Xm/PushBG.h>
15	#include <Xm/Text.h>	16	#include <Xm/Text.h>
16	#include "notifier.h"	17	#include "notifier.h"
		18	#include "config.h"
		19	#include "cal.h"
17		20
18	#define SNOOZE_PERIOD 5601000 /* snooze time in milliseconds */	21	#define SNOOZE_PERIOD 5601000 /* snooze time in milliseconds */
19		22
Lines 29-36 static void snooze_callback (Widget, int, XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct *); Link Here
29	extern Display display; / everybody uses the same server */	32	extern Display display; / everybody uses the same server */
30	extern XtAppContext app; /* application handle for timer */	33	extern XtAppContext app; /* application handle for timer */
31	extern GC gc; /* everybody uses this context */	34	extern GC gc; /* everybody uses this context */
32	extern Pixel color[NCOLS]; /* colors: COL_* */	35	extern Pixel color[N_NCOLS]; /* colors: N_COL_* */
33	extern Pixel bkcolor; /* background color (COL_) /	36	extern Pixel bkcolor; /* background color (N_COL_) /
34	static Widget mainwindow; /* for popdown/popup by snooze */	37	static Widget mainwindow; /* for popdown/popup by snooze */
35		38
36		39

Lines 2-9 Link Here

(-)a/src/parser.lex (-1 / +6 lines)
2	#include "y.tab.h"	2	#include "y.tab.h"
3	#include "string.h"	3	#include "string.h"
4	#undef yywrap	4	#undef yywrap
5	int yywrap(void) { return(1); }	5	int yywrap(void);
		6	int yywrap(void) {return(1);}
6	extern char mystrdup(char );	7	extern char mystrdup(char );
		8	static void yyunput(int c, char *p);
		9	static int input(void);
		10	void fix_warnings2(void);
		11	void fix_warnings2(void) {yyunput(0, 0); input();}
7	%}	12	%}
8		13
9	%%	14	%%

Lines 7-12 Link Here

(-)a/src/parser.y (+6 lines)
7		7
8	#ifdef linux	8	#ifdef linux
9	#define gettxt(a,b) b /* for linux */	9	#define gettxt(a,b) b /* for linux */
		10	extern int yylex(void);
		11	extern int yyerror(char *msg);
		12	static void yyunput(int c, char *p) {(void)c; (void)p;}
		13	static int input(void) {return 0;}
		14	void fix_warnings1(void);
		15	void fix_warnings1(void) {yyunput(0, 0); input();}
10	#endif	16	#endif
11		17
12	extern int parse_year;	18	extern int parse_year;

Lines 174-179 extern void write_vcal_mainlist( Link Here

(-)a/src/proto.h (-2 / +25 lines)
174	extern void help_callback( /* print help for a topic */	174	extern void help_callback( /* print help for a topic */
175	Widget parent,	175	Widget parent,
176	char *topic);	176	char *topic);
		177	extern void destroy_help_popup(void);
177		178
178	/---------------------------------------- holiday.c ------------/	179	/---------------------------------------- holiday.c ------------/
179		180
Lines 222-227 extern int day_from_wday( Link Here
222	int num);	223	int num);
223	extern void dump_holiday(	224	extern void dump_holiday(
224	int year);	225	int year);
		226	extern void reset_holidays(
		227	struct holiday *hp);
225		228
226	/---------------------------------------- util.c ------------/	229	/---------------------------------------- util.c ------------/
227		230
Lines 249-254 void print_info_line(void); Link Here
249	char to_ascii(	252	char to_ascii(
250	char str, / string to convert to ascii */	253	char str, / string to convert to ascii */
251	int def); /* default if string is empty */	254	int def); /* default if string is empty */
		255	char *to_octal(
		256	int n); /* ascii to convert to string */
252		257
253	/---------------------------------------- xutil.c ------------/	258	/---------------------------------------- xutil.c ------------/
254		259
Lines 268-278 extern void drag_init( Link Here
268	int view, /* 'm', 'd', 'w', or 'o' */	273	int view, /* 'm', 'd', 'w', or 'o' */
269	Widget canvas, /* drawing area to initialize */	274	Widget canvas, /* drawing area to initialize */
270	Widget info, /* label widget for info messages */	275	Widget info, /* label widget for info messages */
271	void (rcb)(), / redraw callback */	276	void (rcb)(Region), / redraw callback */
272	MOUSE (lcb)()); / locate position in canvas */	277	MOUSE (lcb)(struct entry *,
		278	BOOL , time_t ,
		279	time_t , int ,
		280	int , int , int *,
		281	int, int)); /* locate position in canvas */
273	extern void drag_destroy(	282	extern void drag_destroy(
274	int view); /* 'm', 'd', 'w', or 'o' */	283	int view); /* 'm', 'd', 'w', or 'o' */
275		284
		285	extern void set_cursor(
		286	Widget w, /* in which widget */
		287	int n); /* which cursor, one of M_* */
		288
276	/---------------------------------------- popup.c ------------/	289	/---------------------------------------- popup.c ------------/
277		290
278	extern void create_about_popup(void); /* create About info popup */	291	extern void create_about_popup(void); /* create About info popup */
Lines 291-296 extern void create_error_popup( Link Here
291	/---------------------------------------- print.c ------------/	304	/---------------------------------------- print.c ------------/
292		305
293	extern void create_print_popup(void); /* create a print popup */	306	extern void create_print_popup(void); /* create a print popup */
		307	extern void destroy_print_popup(void);
294		308
295	/---------------------------------------- sublist.c ------------/	309	/---------------------------------------- sublist.c ------------/
296		310
Lines 340-345 extern void destroy_day(void); /* release the day node trees. */ Link Here
340	/---------------------------------------- adjmenu.c ------------/	354	/---------------------------------------- adjmenu.c ------------/
341		355
342	extern void create_adjust_popup(void); /* create an adjust popup */	356	extern void create_adjust_popup(void); /* create an adjust popup */
		357	extern void destroy_adjust_popup(void);
343		358
344	/---------------------------------------- calmenu.c ------------/	359	/---------------------------------------- calmenu.c ------------/
345		360
Lines 367-372 extern void set_widget_size( /* set the size of a widget */ Link Here
367	/---------------------------------------- cnfmenu.c ------------/	382	/---------------------------------------- cnfmenu.c ------------/
368		383
369	extern void create_config_popup(void); /* create a config popup */	384	extern void create_config_popup(void); /* create a config popup */
		385	extern void destroy_config_popup(void);
370		386
371	/---------------------------------------- cycmenu.c ------------/	387	/---------------------------------------- cycmenu.c ------------/
372		388
Lines 404-413 extern void create_except_popup(void); /* create an exception */ Link Here
404	/---------------------------------------- gotomenu.c ------------/	420	/---------------------------------------- gotomenu.c ------------/
405		421
406	extern void create_goto_popup(void); /* create a goto popup */	422	extern void create_goto_popup(void); /* create a goto popup */
		423	extern void destroy_goto_popup(void);
407		424
408	/---------------------------------------- holmenu.c ------------/	425	/---------------------------------------- holmenu.c ------------/
409		426
410	extern void create_holiday_popup(void); /* create a holiday popup */	427	extern void create_holiday_popup(void); /* create a holiday popup */
		428	extern void destroy_holiday_popup(void);
411		429
412	/---------------------------------------- keymenu.c ------------/	430	/---------------------------------------- keymenu.c ------------/
413		431
Lines 446-451 extern BOOL all_files_served(void); /* all files read from IP servers? */ Link Here
446	extern void create_user_popup(void); /* create user popup */	464	extern void create_user_popup(void); /* create user popup */
447	extern void create_user_rows(void); /* make enough rows in user menu list*/	465	extern void create_user_rows(void); /* make enough rows in user menu list*/
448	extern void draw_user_row(int); /* redraw a row in the user menu list*/	466	extern void draw_user_row(int); /* redraw a row in the user menu list*/
		467	extern void destroy_user_popup(BOOL);
449		468
450	/---------------------------------------- servmenu.c ------------/	469	/---------------------------------------- servmenu.c ------------/
451		470
Lines 476-481 extern void destroy_day_menu(void); Link Here
476	extern void create_day_menu( /* create the day menu for curr_day */	495	extern void create_day_menu( /* create the day menu for curr_day */
477	Widget parent);	496	Widget parent);
478		497
		498	/---------------------------------------- confmenu.c -----------/
		499
		500	extern void destroy_calconfig_popup(void);
		501
479	/---------------------------------------- editdraw.c ------------/	502	/---------------------------------------- editdraw.c ------------/
480		503
481	extern void draw_list( /* draw or redraw a list of entries */	504	extern void draw_list( /* draw or redraw a list of entries */





#define CHUNK		100			/* sublist allocation unit */

#ifndef NOREGEX
#if defined(linux)
#include <regex.h>
#else
#define regex_t char
#endif
#if defined(SUN) && !defined(SOLARIS2)
#define regcmp re_comp
#define regex re_exec
extern char		*regcmp(), *regex(), *__loc1;
#endif
#if defined(__EMX__) || defined(__FreeBSD_kernel__)
#define regcmp regcomp
#define regex regexec
#endif
#ifndef NOREGEX
extern char		*regcmp(), *regex(), *__loc1;
#endif
#endif
extern int		search_mode;		/* 0=case, 1=lit, 2=regex */
extern struct user	*user;			/* user list (from file_r.c) */
static void		append_entry(struct sublist **, struct entry *);
static BOOL		keymatch(char *, regex_t *, char *);


/*

				if (isupper(*k)) *k = tolower(*k);
		}
#ifndef NOREGEX
		regex_t *preg = 0;
		if (search_mode == 2) {
#if defined(linux)
			preg = (regex_t *)malloc(sizeof(regex_t));
			if (regcomp(preg, key, 0)) {
#else
			if (!(key = regcmp(key, 0))) {
#endif
				free(preg);
				list->locked--;
				return;
			}
		}
#endif
		for (ep=list->entry, i=0; i < list->nentries; i++, ep++)
		    if (((ep->message && keymatch(key, preg, ep->message)) ||
			 (ep->script  && keymatch(key, preg, ep->script )) ||
			 (ep->note    && keymatch(key, preg, ep->note   ))) &&
					  (!w->own_only || !ep->user ||
					  !strcmp(user[0].name, ep->user)))
			    append_entry(&w->sublist, ep);
#ifndef NOREGEX
		if (search_mode == 2) {
#if defined(linux)
			regfree(preg);
			free(preg);
#else
			free(key);
#endif
		}
#endif
		if (search_mode == 1)
			free(key);


static BOOL keymatch(
	char		*key,		/* keyword to look for */
	regex_t		*preg,		/* linux: compiled regex */
	char		*string)	/* text to look in */
{
	char		*p;		/* fast string scan ptr */


#ifndef NOREGEX
	  case 2: {
#if defined(linux)
		return(regexec(preg, string, 0, 0, 0) == 0);
#else
		char dummy[1024];
		return(regex(key, string,
				dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy,
				dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy) != 0);
#endif
		}
#endif
	}

Lines 172-179 void set_tzone(void) Link Here

(-)a/src/time.c (-3 / +3 lines)
172	#ifdef DEBUG	172	#ifdef DEBUG
173	static char *zone_time_string();	173	static char *zone_time_string();
174	#endif	174	#endif
175	static int get_zone_time();	175	static int get_zone_time(char **tzp, int zdefault);
176	static int julian_year_date();	176	static int julian_year_date(char **tzp);
177		177
178	void guess_tzone(void)	178	void guess_tzone(void)
179	{	179	{
Lines 350-356 static int get_zone_time( Link Here
350	*/	350	*/
351		351
352	extern int curr_year; /* year being displayed, since 1900 */	352	extern int curr_year; /* year being displayed, since 1900 */
353	time_t date_to_time();	353	time_t date_to_time(int, int, int, int , int , int *);
354		354
355	static int julian_year_date(	355	static int julian_year_date(
356	char **tzp)	356	char **tzp)

Lines 894-902 static void delete_callback( Link Here

(-)a/src/usermenu.c (-3 / +4 lines)
894	#endif	894	#endif
895		895
896	static int compare(CONST void u, CONST void v) {	896	static int compare(CONST void u, CONST void v) {
897	return( ((struct user )u)->color == ((struct user )v)->color	897	CONST struct user up = (CONST struct user )u;
898	? strcmp(((struct user )u)->name, ((struct user )v)->name)	898	CONST struct user vp = (CONST struct user )v;
899	: ((struct user )u)->color - ((struct user )v)->color); }	899	return(up->color == vp->color ? strcmp(up->name, vp->name)
		900	: up->color - vp->color); }
900		901
901	/ARGSUSED/	902	/ARGSUSED/
902	static void sort_callback(	903	static void sort_callback(

Lines 61-67 void destroy_user_sel_popup(void) Link Here

(-)a/src/usersel.c (-1 / +1 lines)
61	void create_user_sel_popup(	61	void create_user_sel_popup(
62	UNUSED Widget widget, /* install popup near this button */	62	UNUSED Widget widget, /* install popup near this button */
63	int curr, /* current user ID (default) */	63	int curr, /* current user ID (default) */
64	BOOL (callb)()) / function to call with new user ID */	64	BOOL (callb)(int)) / function to call with new user ID */
65	{	65	{
66	Widget form, radio, w, done;	66	Widget form, radio, w, done;
67	Arg args[20];	67	Arg args[20];

Lines 2-8 Link Here

(-)a/src/version.h (-1 / +1 lines)
2	* version string for schedule, daemon, and notifier	2	* version string for schedule, daemon, and notifier
3	*/	3	*/
4		4
5	#define VERSION "V1.10.1"	5	#define VERSION "V1.12"
6		6
7	#ifdef JAPAN	7	#ifdef JAPAN
8	#define JAPANVERSION " Japanese"	8	#define JAPANVERSION " Japanese"

Lines 352-362 static struct dragc_s { Link Here

(-)a/src/xutil.c (-5 / +18 lines)
352	int view; /* [0]='m', [1]='d', [2]='w', [3]='o'*/	352	int view; /* [0]='m', [1]='d', [2]='w', [3]='o'*/
353	Widget canvas; /* drawing area */	353	Widget canvas; /* drawing area */
354	Widget info; /* text widget for info msgs, or 0 */	354	Widget info; /* text widget for info msgs, or 0 */
355	void (expose_cb)(); / expose callback */	355	void (expose_cb)(Region); / expose callback */
356	MOUSE (locate_cb)(); / locate callback */	356	MOUSE (locate_cb)( / locate callback */
		357	struct entry **,
		358	BOOL , time_t ,
		359	time_t , int ,
		360	int , int , int *,
		361	int, int);
357	} drag_context[NVIEWS];	362	} drag_context[NVIEWS];
358		363
359	static void expose_callback();	364	static void expose_callback(
		365	UNUSED Widget canvas, /* drawing area */
		366	XtPointer data, /* view: 0..NVIEWS-1 */
		367	XmDrawingAreaCallbackStruct info); / what & where */
360		368
361	static String translations =	369	static String translations =
362	"<Btn1Down>: canvas(down) ManagerGadgetArm()\n\	370	"<Btn1Down>: canvas(down) ManagerGadgetArm()\n\
Lines 368-375 void drag_init( Link Here
368	int view, /* 'm', 'd', 'w', or 'o' */	376	int view, /* 'm', 'd', 'w', or 'o' */
369	Widget canvas, /* drawing area to initialize */	377	Widget canvas, /* drawing area to initialize */
370	Widget info, /* label widget for info messages */	378	Widget info, /* label widget for info messages */
371	void (rcb)(), / redraw callback */	379	void (rcb)(Region), / redraw callback */
372	MOUSE (lcb)()) / locate position in canvas */	380	MOUSE (lcb)( / locate position in canvas */
		381	struct entry **,
		382	BOOL , time_t ,
		383	time_t , int ,
		384	int , int , int *,
		385	int, int))
373	{	386	{
374	static BOOL did_init = FALSE;	387	static BOOL did_init = FALSE;
375	XtActionsRec action;	388	XtActionsRec action;

Lines 498-502 static void other_callback( Link Here

(-)a/src/yovmenu.c (-1 / +1 lines)
498	UNUSED int item,	498	UNUSED int item,
499	UNUSED XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct*data)	499	UNUSED XmToggleButtonCallbackStruct*data)
500	{	500	{
501	create_user_sel_popup(widget, config.yov_user, (BOOL (*)())callback);	501	create_user_sel_popup(widget, config.yov_user,(BOOL (*)(int))callback);
502	}	502	}

Line 0 Link Here

(-)a/web/welcome.html (-1 / +11 lines)
0	-	1	<HTML VERSION="2.0">
		2	<HEAD>
		3	</HEAD>
		4	<BODY BGCOLOR="#ffffff">
		5	<CENTER>
		6	<FONT size=4>
		7	Welcome to WebPlan 1.8
		8	</FONT>
		9	</CENTER>
		10	</BODY>
		11	</HTML>

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Lines 114-120 static time_t last_alarm; /* Last time alarm was checked for */ Link Here

(-)a/src/daemon.c (-13 / +13 lines)
114	int curr_year; /* dummy for DST calculating routines*/	114	int curr_year; /* dummy for DST calculating routines*/
115	Widget mainwindow; /* dummy for error popup in network.c*/	115	Widget mainwindow; /* dummy for error popup in network.c*/
116	/* dummy functions, never used: */	116	/* dummy functions, never used: */
117	int write_one_entry (UNUSED int (a)(), UNUSED struct entry e)	117	int write_one_entry (UNUSED int (a)(char ), UNUSED struct entry *e)
118	{return(0);}	118	{return(0);}
119	XtInputId register_X_input (UNUSED int a) {return(0);}	119	XtInputId register_X_input (UNUSED int a) {return(0);}
120	void unregister_X_input (UNUSED XtInputId a) {}	120	void unregister_X_input (UNUSED XtInputId a) {}
Lines 1131-1137 void update_last_alarm(void) Link Here
1131	fclose(fp);	1131	fclose(fp);
1132	} else	1132	} else
1133	if (debug)	1133	if (debug)
1134	printf(_("unable to update last alarm\n"));	1134	printf("%s", _("unable to update last alarm\n"));
1135	}	1135	}
1136		1136
1137		1137
Lines 1156-1162 time_t read_last_alarm(void) Link Here
1156	} else {	1156	} else {
1157	result = ANCIENT;	1157	result = ANCIENT;
1158	if (debug)	1158	if (debug)
1159	printf(_("last alarm not present\n"));	1159	printf("%s", _("last alarm not present\n"));
1160	}	1160	}
1161	return(result);	1161	return(result);
1162	}	1162	}
Lines 1170-1185 static void usage(void) Link Here
1170	{	1170	{
1171	fprintf(stderr, _("%s: plan calendar daemon, version %s.\n"),	1171	fprintf(stderr, _("%s: plan calendar daemon, version %s.\n"),
1172	progname, VERSION JAPANVERSION);	1172	progname, VERSION JAPANVERSION);
1173	fprintf(stderr, _("Usage: pland [-dkKtslL]\n"));	1173	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("Usage: pland [-dkKtslL]\n"));
1174	fprintf(stderr, _("-d\tdebug: stay in foreground, print actions\n"));	1174	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-d\tdebug: stay in foreground, print actions\n"));
1175	fprintf(stderr, _("-k\tkill existing daemon, then continue\n"));	1175	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-k\tkill existing daemon, then continue\n"));
1176	fprintf(stderr, _("-K\tkill existing daemon only\n"));	1176	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-K\tkill existing daemon only\n"));
1177	fprintf(stderr, _("-t\tdon't pop up notifier windows, print to stdout\n"));	1177	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-t\tdon't pop up notifier windows, print to stdout\n"));
1178	fprintf(stderr, _("-s\twatch utmp and sleep while user is logged out\n"));	1178	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-s\twatch utmp and sleep while user is logged out\n"));
1179	fprintf(stderr, _("-l\twatch utmp and exit when user logs out\n"));	1179	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-l\twatch utmp and exit when user logs out\n"));
1180	fprintf(stderr, _("-L\tdon't watch utmp (utmp is often buggy)\n"));	1180	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-L\tdon't watch utmp (utmp is often buggy)\n"));
1181	fprintf(stderr, _("-p\treport missed alarms when starting.\n"));	1181	fprintf(stderr, "%s", _("-p\treport missed alarms when starting.\n"));
1182	fprintf(stderr,	1182	fprintf(stderr, "%s",
1183	# ifdef RABBITS	1183	# ifdef RABBITS
1184	_("-L is the default. Try -l if you get too many pland's.\n"));	1184	_("-L is the default. Try -l if you get too many pland's.\n"));
1185	# else	1185	# else

Lines 1-5 Link Here

(-)a/language/plan.lang.spanish (-65 / +65 lines)
1	\n(Tentativa de acceso al fichero "%s".)	1	\n(Tentativa de acceso al fichero "%s".)
2	\nPlanificadir versión %s\nCompilado %s\n\nAutor: Thomas Driemeyer\n<thomas@bitrot.de, thomas@bitrot.in-berlin.de>\n\nSuscripciones en majordomo@bitrot.de. \n O visita la Web:\n\nhttp://www.bitrot.de\nhttp://www.in-berlin.de/User/bitrot\n\nLos fuentes estan disponibles en: \nftp://bitrot.in-berlin.de/pub/plan\nftp://plan.ftp.fu-berlin.de\n	2	\nPlanificador versión %s\nCompilado %s\n\nAutor: Thomas Driemeyer\n<thomas@bitrot.de, thomas@bitrot.in-berlin.de>\n\nSuscripciones en majordomo@bitrot.de. \n O visita la Web:\n\nhttp://www.bitrot.de\nhttp://www.in-berlin.de/User/bitrot\n\nLos fuentes estan disponibles en: \nftp://bitrot.in-berlin.de/pub/plan\nftp://plan.ftp.fu-berlin.de\n
3	(propietario)	3	(propietario)
4	(solo lectura)	4	(solo lectura)
5	(alerta)	5	(alerta)
Lines 7-25 Link Here
7	%d de las %d citas de la base grok\n%s han sido ignoradas\npor una fecha/hora no valida.	7	%d de las %d citas de la base grok\n%s han sido ignoradas\npor una fecha/hora no valida.
8	%s es una\nbase de datos grok, no soportada	8	%s es una\nbase de datos grok, no soportada
9	%s es una\nbase de datos xmbase-grok, no es posible escribir en el fichero	9	%s es una\nbase de datos xmbase-grok, no es posible escribir en el fichero
10	%s: %s en la lineas %d en %s\n	10	%s: %s en la líneas %d en %s\n
11	%s: %s: linea no valida:\n%s	11	%s: %s: línea no válida:\n%s
12	%s: %s: no encontrado\n	12	%s: %s: no encontrado\n
13	%s: CUIDADO : Imposible de encontrar %s\n	13	%s: CUIDADO : Imposible de encontrar %s\n
14	%s: CUIDADO : No se puede leer el nombre del usuario.\n%s	14	%s: CUIDADO : No se puede leer el nombre del usuario.\n%s
15	%s: WARNING: can't signal daemon:	15	%s: CUIDADO : No se puede avisar al demonio:
16	%s: CUIDADO : Imposible iniciar %s:	16	%s: CUIDADO : Imposible iniciar %s:
17	%s: CUIDADO : El fichero %s es la versión	17	%s: CUIDADO : El fichero %s es la versión
18	%s: CUIDADO : fork imposible\n	18	%s: CUIDADO : fork imposible\n
19	%s: impossible registrar el color %s\n	19	%s: imposible registrar el color %s\n
20	%s: impossible crear %s:	20	%s: imposible crear %s:
21	%s: impossible la evaluación ~%s en %s, utilización de .\n	21	%s: imposible la evaluación ~%s en %s, utilización de .\n
22	%s: impossible escribir en %s:	22	%s: imposible escribir en %s:
23	%s: creación del fichero llave imposible	23	%s: creación del fichero llave imposible
24	%s: apertura del fichero llave imposible	24	%s: apertura del fichero llave imposible
25	%s: lectura del fichero llave imposible	25	%s: lectura del fichero llave imposible
Lines 29-38 Link Here
29	%s: fracaso en la terminacion del proceso %d propietario del fichero llave %s\n	29	%s: fracaso en la terminacion del proceso %d propietario del fichero llave %s\n
30	%s: Imposible bloquear la base depués de 3 minutos, no obstante se permite el acceso\n	30	%s: Imposible bloquear la base depués de 3 minutos, no obstante se permite el acceso\n
31	%s: generación del script "%s"\n	31	%s: generación del script "%s"\n
32	%s: script sín seguridad ignorado	32	%s: script sin seguridad ignorado
33	%s: Terminando con la señal %d\n	33	%s: Terminando con la señal %d\n
34	%s: Desconexión, me callo...	34	%s: Desconexión, me callo...
35	%s: Ningun mailer definido\n	35	%s: Ningun correo definido\n
36	%s: Falta memoria ¿ Como es eso ?	36	%s: Falta memoria ¿ Como es eso ?
37	%s: demonio plan calendar, versión %s.\n	37	%s: demonio plan calendar, versión %s.\n
38	%s: relectura de la base de datos\n	38	%s: relectura de la base de datos\n
Lines 48-54 Link Here
48	-K\tsolo mata el demonio existente\n	48	-K\tsolo mata el demonio existente\n
49	-L es por defecto. Intenta -l si has iniciado demasiados pland.\n	49	-L es por defecto. Intenta -l si has iniciado demasiados pland.\n
50	-L\tno verifica utmp (utmp tiene errores a menudo)\n	50	-L\tno verifica utmp (utmp tiene errores a menudo)\n
51	-d\tdebug: en primer plano, mostrara todas las acciones\n	51	-d\tdebug: en primer plano, mostrará todas las acciones\n
52	-k\tmata el demonio existente y continua\n	52	-k\tmata el demonio existente y continua\n
53	-l es por defecto. Intenta -d o -L si pland ya existia antes.\n	53	-l es por defecto. Intenta -d o -L si pland ya existia antes.\n
54	-l\tvigila utmp y sale cuando el usuario se deconecta\n	54	-l\tvigila utmp y sale cuando el usuario se deconecta\n
Lines 57-64 Link Here
57	Formato de tiempo 12h am/pm	57	Formato de tiempo 12h am/pm
58	<desconocido>	58	<desconocido>
59	ALARMA a %d:%02d%c	59	ALARMA a %d:%02d%c
60	A proposito	60	A propósito
61	A proposito...	61	A propósito...
62	Añadir	62	Añadir
63	Ajustar la hora	63	Ajustar la hora
64	Ajustar la hora...	64	Ajustar la hora...
Lines 74-87 Color del texto de la cita: Link Here
74	Abril	74	Abril
75	Agosto	75	Agosto
76	Auto borrado de las entradas pasadas	76	Auto borrado de las entradas pasadas
77	Ventanas redimensionadas automaticamente	77	Ventanas redimensionadas automáticamente
78	DST automatico en el calendario Juliano	78	DST automático en el calendario Juliano
79	Ficheros disponibles :	79	Ficheros disponibles:
80	Ficheros disponibles, seleccionar y añadir:	80	Ficheros disponibles, seleccionar y añadir:
81	Iniciar la vista en	81	Iniciar la vista en
82	Recorrer	82	Recorrer
83	Recorrer el servidor	83	Recorrer el servidor
84	Parametrado de la vista del calendario	84	Ajustar la vista del calendario
85	Vistas del calendario...	85	Vistas del calendario...
86	Imposible encontrar un fichero/esqueleto Postcript\n "%s"	86	Imposible encontrar un fichero/esqueleto Postcript\n "%s"
87	Anular	87	Anular
Lines 89-129 Imposible cambiar el grupo del propietario Link Here
89	Imposible cambiar el camino del propietario	89	Imposible cambiar el camino del propietario
90	Conexión imposible al \nserveur netplan %s	90	Conexión imposible al \nserveur netplan %s
91	Imposible suprimir el fichero del propietario	91	Imposible suprimir el fichero del propietario
92	Imposible modificar los apuntes de %s porque\nfueron leidos de una base de datos grok. Salvar no esta\nimplementado para bases de datos grok. El fichero es\n%s	92	Imposible modificar los apuntes de %s porque\nfueron leídos de una base de datos grok. Salvar no esta\nimplementado para bases de datos grok. El fichero es\n%s
93	No puedo modificar apuntes de %s,\nno tengo permiso de escritura para %s\ o bien %s/.dayplan.\n\nRe-verifica los permisos con Fichero->Releer datos.\nNo puede deshabilitar apuntes individuales, pero puede\ndeshabilitar todos con Configuración->Usuario popup lista.	93	No puedo modificar apuntes de %s,\nno tengo permiso de escritura para %s\ o bien %s/.dayplan.\n\nRe-verifica los permisos con Fichero->Releer datos.\nNo puede deshabilitar apuntes individuales, pero puede\ndeshabilitar todos con Configuración->Usuario popup lista.
94	No puedo modificar apuntes de %s,\nservidor en %s deniega permiso de escritura.\nRe-verifica los permisos con Fichero->Releer datos.\nNo puede deshabilitar apuntes individuales, pero tu\npuedes deshabilitarlos todos con Configuración->Usuario popup lista.	94	No puedo modificar apuntes de %s,\nservidor en %s deniega permiso de escritura.\nRe-verifica los permisos con Fichero->Releer datos.\nNo puede deshabilitar apuntes individuales, pero tu\npuedes deshabilitarlos todos con Configuración->Usuario popup lista.
95	Imposible desplazarse a ese lugar, abandono.	95	Imposible desplazarse a ese lugar, abandono.
96	Imposible redirigir la apertura hacia ")%s"	96	Imposible redirigir la apertura hacia ")%s"
97	Imposible recortar una entrada que comporta una repetición no diaria	97	Imposible recortar una entrada que comporta una repetición no diaria
98	Borrar	98	Limpiar
99	Impresión color	99	Impresión color
100	Fondo coloreado para los otros ficheros	100	Fondo coloreado para los otros ficheros
101	Parametros	101	Parámetros
102	Confirmar	102	Confirmar
103	Contexto	103	Contexto
104	Continuar	104	Continuar
105	Continuar sín demonio	105	Continuar sin demonio
106	Acceso a base de datos	106	Acceso a base de datos
107	Fecha	107	Fecha
108	Fecha a mostrar :	108	Fecha a mostrar:
109	Día	109	Día
110	Vista del día	110	Vista del día
111	Ajustes DST son	111	Ajustes DST son
112	Diciembre	112	Diciembre
113	Defecto	113	Defecto
114	Alertas por defecto :	114	Alertas por defecto:
115	Definir festivos...	115	Definir feriados...
116	Borrar	116	Borrar
117	Borrar los apuntes pasados	117	Borrar los apuntes pasados
118	Ignorar	118	Salir
119	Mostrar :	119	Mostrar:
120	No mostrar citas en la vista diaria	120	No mostrar citas en la vista diaria
121	No mostrar citas en la vista del mes	121	No mostrar citas en la vista del mes
122	No mostrar citas en la vista de la semana	122	No mostrar citas en la vista de la semana
123	No mostrar citas en la vista del año	123	No mostrar citas en la vista del año
124	No mostrar citas en la vista del año	124	No mostrar citas en la vista del año
125	No mostrar citas pasadas en la vista del día	125	No mostrar citas pasadas en la vista del día
126	Terminado	126	Aceptar
127	Duplicar	127	Duplicar
128	ERROR :\n\n	128	ERROR :\n\n
129	Pre-alarma:	129	Pre-alarma:
Lines 156-163 La primera semana debe ser completa Link Here
156	La primera semana debe contener un jueves	156	La primera semana debe contener un jueves
157	Vie	157	Vie
158	Obtener ayuda	158	Obtener ayuda
159	Opciones globales :	159	Opciones globales:
160	Ir a la fecha	160	Ir a la fecha:
161	Ir a hoy	161	Ir a hoy
162	Ir a...	162	Ir a...
163	Ventana verde	163	Ventana verde
Lines 165-171 Grupo Link Here
165	Selección del grupo	165	Selección del grupo
166	Estimar	166	Estimar
167	Ayuda	167	Ayuda
168	Festivos	168	Feriados
169	Introducción	169	Introducción
170	Enero	170	Enero
171	Julio	171	Julio
Lines 175-228 Terminar Link Here
175	Idioma	175	Idioma
176	Idiomas	176	Idiomas
177	Mes extendido	177	Mes extendido
178	Raya larga para los apuntes de semana sín hora	178	Raya larga para los apuntes de semana sin hora
179	Ultimo	179	Ultimo
180	Ultimo día : no repetir el	180	Ultimo día: no repetir el
181	Post-Alarma:	181	Post-Alarma:
182	Irrompible	182	Irrompible
183	Rompible	183	Rompible
184	Camino local	184	Camino local
185	Conexión perdida con el servidor netplan %s.\n\nVuelve a iniciar la SVO, y elije\n`Fichero->Releer ficheros' para reconectarte.\nPuedes haber perdido tus más recientes modificaciones.	185	Conexión perdida con el servidor Netplan %s.\n\nVuelve a iniciar la SVO, y elije\n`Fichero->Releer ficheros' para reconectarte.\nPuedes haber perdido tus más recientes modificaciones.
186	Correo:	186	Correo:
187	Marzo	187	Marzo
188	Mayo	188	Mayo
189	Mensaje	189	Mensaje
190	Lun	190	Lun
191	Mes	191	Mes
192	Opciones de vistas por mes :	192	Opciones de vistas por mes:
193	Formato de fecha mes/dia/año	193	Formato de fecha mes/día/año
194	Nombre	194	Nombre
195	El nombre no es único, rechazado	195	El nombre no es único, rechazado
196	Redes	196	Redes
197	Siguiente	197	Siguiente
198	Próxima semana	198	Próxima semana
199	Sín alarma el	199	Sin alarma el
200	Ninguno	200	Ninguno
201	Nota	201	Nota
202	Noviembre	202	Noviembre
203	Octubre	203	Octubre
204	Omitir todas las citas	204	Omitir todas las citas
205	Omitir las citas de los demás	205	Omitir las citas de los demás
206	Omitir las ditas privadas	206	Omitir las citas privadas
207	Ayuda contextual	207	Ayuda contextual
208	Un fichero...	208	Un fichero...
209	Solo el propietario puede escribir ficheros de citas	209	Sólo el propietario puede escribir ficheros de citas
210	Opciones :	210	Opciones:
211	Otro	211	Otro
212	Propietario	212	Propietario
213	Solo propietario	213	Solo propietario
214	Solo propietario	214	Solo propietario
215	El camino no es único, rechazado	215	El camino no es único, rechazado
216	Fijar	216	Fijar
217	Ingresar la fecho u hora primero	217	Ingresar la fecha u hora primero
218	Por Favor, termina de definir la lista de fichero\ny la red, antes de realizar apuntes.	218	Por Favor, termina de definir la lista de fichero\ny la red, antes de realizar apuntes.
219	Prcd.	219	Anterior
220	Imprimir	220	Imprimir
221	fallo en la impresión, abandono com error %d\nVerifica el comando de impresión.	221	fallo en la impresión, abandono com error %d\nVerifica el comando de impresión.
222	Modo de impresión :	222	Modo de impresión:
223	Imprimir...	223	Imprimir...
224	Privado	224	Privado
225	Problemas con el fichero festivos %s:\n%.80s linea %d	225	Problemas con el fichero feriados %s:\n%.80s linea %d
226	Salir	226	Salir
227	Ventana roja	227	Ventana roja
228	Expresión regular	228	Expresión regular
Lines 232-239 Repetir cada a Link Here
232	Repetir el	232	Repetir el
233	Repetir el	233	Repetir el
234	Releer los ficheros	234	Releer los ficheros
235	Ejecutar los scripts netplan (¡ La seguridad puede estar comprometida !)	235	Ejecutar los scripts Netplan (¡La seguridad puede estar comprometida!)
236	Sab	236	Sáb
237	Planificador	237	Planificador
238	Planificador de reciclado	238	Planificador de reciclado
239	Buscar	239	Buscar
Lines 253-291 Shell Script Link Here
253	Mostrar las fechas Julianas	253	Mostrar las fechas Julianas
254	Mostrar las horas de las alarmas adelantadas	254	Mostrar las horas de las alarmas adelantadas
255	Nombres de ficheros de fichero en la barra de los labeles	255	Nombres de ficheros de fichero en la barra de los labeles
256	Mostrar las dictas de un solo día	256	Mostrar las citas de un solo día
257	Mostrar los números de la semana	257	Mostrar los números de la semana
258	Mes reducido	258	Mes reducido
259	Otro usuario esta editandoi este apunto. Reintentalo más tarde.	259	Otro usuario esta editando este apunte. Reintentar más tarde.
260	Lo siento, no existe ayuda	260	Lo siento, no existe ayuda
261	Lo siento, no existe ayuda,\n%s no ha sido encontrado	261	Lo siento, no existe ayuda,\n%s no ha sido encontrado
262	Elegir	262	Elegir
263	Desligar	263	Desconec.
264	Orden impresión :	264	Orden impresión:
265	Iniciar el demonio	265	Iniciar el demonio
266	Error de conversion de cadena de caracteres.\n	266	Error de conversion de cadena de caracteres.\n
267	Dom	267	Dom
268	Sincro	268	Sincro.
269	El primer fichero de la lista\n(%s)\nno debe sr una base de datos grok!\nDe intentar continuar podrias perder datos.	269	El primer fichero de la lista\n(%s)\nno debe ser una base de datos grok!\nDe intentar continuar podrias perder datos.
270	El servidor netplan reporta un error\ncuando este registro es guardado. Mira\nlos permisos de acceso.\n	270	El servidor netplan reporta un error\ncuando se guarda este registro. Mira\nlos permisos de acceso.\n
271	La nueva fecha es posterior a la fecha de disparo,\n %s. La última fecha disparo ha sido deshabilitada.	271	La nueva fecha es posterior a la fecha inicial,\n %s. La última fecha inicial ha sido deshabilitada.
272	El nuevo idioma sera actrivo\ndespués de reiniciar plan.	272	El nuevo idioma se activara\ndespués de reiniciar Plan.
273	La nueva fecha disparo es anterior a la\nfecha disparo, %s. Ignorado.	273	La nueva fecha inicial es anterior a la\nfecha inicial, %s. Ignorado.
274	El otro programa no ha acabado.\n	274	El otro programa no ha terminado.\n
275	Mes actual	275	Mes actual
276	Semana actual	276	Semana actual
277	Jue	277	Jue
278	Hora	278	Hora
279	El huso horario es GMT	279	El huso horario es GMT
280	Hoy	280	Hoy
281	Manaña	281	Mañana
282	Demasiados errores, abandono.\n	282	Demasiados errores, abandono.\n
283	Problemas	283	Problemas
284	Prueba utilizar la opción -L.\n	284	Prueba utilizar la opción -L.\n
285	Mar	285	Mar
286	Deshacer	286	Deshacer
287	Uso: pland [-dkKlL]\n	287	Uso: pland [-dkKlL]\n
288	Utzar los números de semana GPS	288	Usar los números de semana GPS
289	Mostrar las vistas en la ventana principal	289	Mostrar las vistas en la ventana principal
290	Utilizar el botón derecho para configurar el color	290	Utilizar el botón derecho para configurar el color
291	Fichero usuario %s en máquina %s: imposible conectar\n	291	Fichero usuario %s en máquina %s: imposible conectar\n
Lines 301-307 Cuidado: alarma a %d:%02d%c Link Here
301	CUIDADO: chmod 0600 imposible con la cita\nen la base %s	301	CUIDADO: chmod 0600 imposible con la cita\nen la base %s
302	CUIDADO: Ficheros de configuración y datos %s no son accesibles en escritura\n	302	CUIDADO: Ficheros de configuración y datos %s no son accesibles en escritura\n
303	CUIDADO: tu propio fichero de datos %s no es accesible en escritura\n	303	CUIDADO: tu propio fichero de datos %s no es accesible en escritura\n
304	Mie	304	Mié
305	Semana	305	Semana
306	Semana (Composición)	306	Semana (Composición)
307	Semana (Retrato)	307	Semana (Retrato)
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315	Resumen del año	315	Resumen del año
316	Vista del año	316	Vista del año
317	Ventana amarilla	317	Ventana amarilla
318	Aqui tienes %d citas, y\n%d en el servidor %s. Salvado %s\nen %s desechado viejas\citas de %s.	318	Aquí tienes %d citas, y\n%d en el servidor %s. Salvado %s\nen %s desechado viejas\citas de %s.
319	Tu fichero de citas es de solo lectura seule !	319	Tu fichero de citas es de solo lectura!
320	YrOv	320	YrOv
321	Acercar	321	Acercar
322	aún inactivos	322	aún inactivos
Lines 331-338 acceso imposible Link Here
331	imposible conectar el servidor de identificación de %s\n	331	imposible conectar el servidor de identificación de %s\n
332	imposible terminat con el demonio %s	332	imposible terminat con el demonio %s
333	imposible abrir un socket para la identificación	333	imposible abrir un socket para la identificación
334	dias	334	días
335	dias:	335	días:
336	defecto	336	defecto
337	fin:	337	fin:
338	cada...	338	cada...
Lines 344-350 cuarto... Link Here
344	Respuesta recibida "%s"\n	344	Respuesta recibida "%s"\n
345	incompleto	345	incompleto
346	Ultimo...	346	Ultimo...
347	Dura.:	347	Durac.:
348	duración %d:%02d, hasta %d:%02d%c	348	duración %d:%02d, hasta %d:%02d%c
349	min:	349	min:
350	faltante	350	faltante
Lines 365-371 Fechados de m Link Here
365	Fechados de más de una semana	365	Fechados de más de una semana
366	Fechados de más de un año	366	Fechados de más de un año
367	opt:	367	opt:
368	proprio	368	propio
369	plan: conectado al servidor %s: %s	369	plan: conectado al servidor %s: %s
370	do.	370	do.
371	segundo...	371	segundo...

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11	.B netplan	11	.B netplan
12	is an IP server that serves calendar data to	12	is an IP server that serves calendar data to
13	.BR plan (1)	13	.BR plan (1)
14	programs. It maintains a directory, by default /usr/local/lib/netplan.dir	14	programs. It maintains the /var/lib/plan/netplan.dir directory, that
15	or /usr/freeware/lib/netplan.dir (SGI) or /usr/lib/plan/netplan.dir	15	contains calendar files and an access list file.
16	(Debian Linux), that contains calendar files and an access list file.
17	.B plan	16	.B plan
18	users can name files and hosts in their file list dialog, which causes	17	users can name files and hosts in their file list dialog, which causes
19	.B plan	18	.B plan
Lines 50-65 clienthost support identd). If a client host that does not support identd Link Here
50	connects to a	49	connects to a
51	.B netplan	50	.B netplan
52	server run with -a, it will have no or restricted access. Also, if you	51	server run with -a, it will have no or restricted access. Also, if you
53	use -a, you must have a .netplan-acl file or no access is granted to	52	use -a, you must have a netplan-acl file or no access is granted to
54	anybody; see below.	53	anybody; see below.
55		54
56	.SH FILES	55	.SH FILES
57	.LP	56	.LP
58	All files accessible to	57	All files accessible to
59	.B netplan	58	.B netplan
60	are stored in a directory netplan.dir which resides in the directory LIB	59	are stored in the /var/lib/plan/netplan.dir directory.
61	as set in the Makefile, /usr/local/lib or /usr/freeware/lib (SGI) or
62	/usr/lib/plan (Debian Linux) by default.
63	.B netplan	60	.B netplan
64	will not access any files that are not in this directory or in subdirectories	61	will not access any files that are not in this directory or in subdirectories
65	of this directory. It will also refuse to access softlinks and files with	62	of this directory. It will also refuse to access softlinks and files with
Lines 67-81 multiple hard links. This prevents users from linking normally inaccessible Link Here
67	files to netplan.dir and accessing them through	64	files to netplan.dir and accessing them through
68	.B netplan .	65	.B netplan .
69	Finally, files beginning with a dot are rejected to prevent access	66	Finally, files beginning with a dot are rejected to prevent access
70	to .netplan-acl and other future configuration files.	67	to netplan-acl and other future configuration files.
71		68
72	.LP	69	.LP
73	netplan.dir may also contain a file .netplan-acl that controls which user	70	/etc/plan/ may also contain a file netplan-acl that controls which user
74	can access which file. If the file is missing, no restrictions are imposed	71	can access which file. If the file is missing, no restrictions are imposed
75	unless	72	unless
76	.B netplan	73	.B netplan
77	is started with the -a option, in which case no access to any file is	74	is started with the -a option, in which case no access to any file is
78	granted. The syntax for .netplan-acl file is a sequence of rules like this:	75	granted. The syntax for netplan-acl file is a sequence of rules like this:
79		76
80	.nf	77	.nf
81	name \| owner \| * : [permit \| deny] [read] [write] [delete]	78	name \| owner \| * : [permit \| deny] [read] [write] [delete]
Lines 199-204 no challenge-response encryption is used to guarantee secure transactions. Link Here
199	This may or may not change in future versions. In this version, access	196	This may or may not change in future versions. In this version, access
200	lists provide only a moderate protection.	197	lists provide only a moderate protection.
201		198
		199	.SS DEBIAN NOTE
		200	.LP
		201	The location for /etc/plan/netplan-acl is specific to Debian
		202	GNU/Linux. For compliance with FSSTND/FHS, it has been moved there
		203	from its traditional /var/lib/plan/netplan.dir/.netplan-acl location.
		204	The program still accesses that file via a symlink located at the
		205	traditional location.
		206
202	.SS SEE ALSO	207	.SS SEE ALSO
203	.BR plan (1).	208	.BR plan (1).
204		209

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12	[options]	12	[options]
13	.br	13	.br
14	.B plan	14	.B plan
15	[mmdd]hhmm [options] [\fImessage\fR]*	15	[[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm [options] [\fImessage\fR]*
16	.br	16	.br
17	.B pland	17	.B pland
18	[-d] -[kK] -[lL]	18	[-d] -[kK] -[lL]
19	.br	19	.br
20	.B notifier	20	.B /usr/lib/plan/notifier
21	[-hdv123] [-t\fItitle\fR] [-s\fIsubtitle\fR] [-i\fIicontitle\fR] [file]	21	[-hdv123] [-t\fItitle\fR] [-s\fIsubtitle\fR] [-i\fIicontitle\fR] [file]
22		22
23	.SH DESCRIPTION	23	.SH DESCRIPTION
Lines 65-76 Don't fork on startup. This is useful for debugging. Link Here
65	.IP \-k	65	.IP \-k
66	If there appears to be another	66	If there appears to be another
67	.B plan	67	.B plan
68	running, start up anyway. This is useful if a /tmp/.plan<uid> file got	68	running, start up anyway. This is useful if a ~/.plan.dir/lock.plan file got
69	accidentally left behind, and plan fails to check whether the older plan	69	accidentally left behind, and plan fails to check whether the older plan
70	still exists. This option is largely obsolete in version 1.2.	70	still exists. This option is largely obsolete in version 1.2.
71		71
72	.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, APPEND MODE	72	.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, APPEND MODE
73	.IP [mmdd]hhmm	73	.IP [[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm
74	Add an appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (month/day hours:minutes). If mmdd is not	74	Add an appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (month/day hours:minutes). If mmdd is not
75	specified, today's date is used. No menus will start up. No option may be	75	specified, today's date is used. No menus will start up. No option may be
76	specified. Instead of the mmddhhmm notation, a date and time may be specified,	76	specified. Instead of the mmddhhmm notation, a date and time may be specified,
Lines 97-103 example, "-D 2 -O 2 -O 4" means the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month. Link Here
97	-O 6 means the last one.	97	-O 6 means the last one.
98	.IP \-e\ D	98	.IP \-e\ D
99	The new appointment stops repeating on date D. D is a string such as	99	The new appointment stops repeating on date D. D is a string such as
100	'31.12.' or '12/31'.	100	\'31.12.' or '12/31'.
101	.IP \-w\ N	101	.IP \-w\ N
102	Set the early warning time of the new appointment to N minutes.	102	Set the early warning time of the new appointment to N minutes.
103	.IP \-W\ N	103	.IP \-W\ N
Lines 190-196 in. If not, exit. This is the default on SGI, Sun, and other SYSV systems. Link Here
190	and running pland with the \-d options reports ``logout, exiting'' for no	190	and running pland with the \-d options reports ``logout, exiting'' for no
191	apparent reason. On many systems utmp is not reliable, and some programs	191	apparent reason. On many systems utmp is not reliable, and some programs
192	like xterm so not create utmp records unless configured properly. Use \-L	192	like xterm so not create utmp records unless configured properly. Use \-L
193	on such systems.	193	on such systems. This has been made the default for Debian GNU/Linux,
		194	as it is safer that \-l.
194	.IP \-k	195	.IP \-k
195	If another daemon exists, kill it and restart.	196	If another daemon exists, kill it and restart.
196	.IP \-K	197	.IP \-K
Lines 222-310 In addition to these options, plan and notifier support the usual X options Link Here
222	-iconic and -geometry.	223	-iconic and -geometry.
223		224
224	.SH FILES	225	.SH FILES
225	.LP	226	In Debian, all user files are located in the
226	Below, DIR and LIB refer to the installation directories specified at the	227	.I ~/.plan.dir/
227	beginning of the Makefile when the programs were compiled. By defauly,	228	directory, and slightly renamed.
228	they are /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/lib, or /usr/freeware/bin and	229	.IP ~/.plan.dir/dayplan
229	/usr/freeware/lib on SGI, or /usr/bin, /usr/sbin, and /usr/lib/plan on
230	Debian Linux, respectively. These are the directories where
231	.BR plan
232	and
233	.BR pland
234	first search for executables and plan.help (LIB first, then DIR). Next,
235	$PLAN_PATH and $PATH are searched, and finally, a built-in search path that
236	also contains "." as its last item.
237	.IP ~/.dayplan
238	Database with all public entries and configuration options of	230	Database with all public entries and configuration options of
239	.BR plan .	231	.BR plan .
240	See plan(4) for details.	232	See plan(4) for details.
241	.IP ~/.dayplan.priv	233	.IP ~/.plan.dir/dayplan.priv
242	Database with all private entries.	234	Database with all private entries.
243	.IP ~/.holiday	235	.IP ~/.plan.dir/holiday
244	Definition of holidays. See the help text for the "Define Holiday" popup	236	Definition of holidays. See the help text for the "Define Holiday" popup
245	menu that can be installed with the Holiday pulldown.	237	menu that can be installed with the Holiday pulldown.
246	.IP /tmp/.planUID	238	.IP ~/.plan.dir/lock.plan
247	Lockfile that contains the PID of	239	Lockfile that contains the PID of
248	.BR plan .	240	.BR plan .
249	Used to prevent multiple	241	Used to prevent multiple
250	.B plan	242	.B plan
251	instances, and to send HUP signals to if a non-interactive	243	instances, and to send HUP signals to if a non-interactive
252	.B plan	244	.B plan
253	invocation changed the database. UID is the user's numerical user ID.	245	invocation changed the database.
254	.IP /tmp/.plandUID	246	.IP ~/.plan.dir/lock.pland
255	Lockfile that contains the PID of the	247	Lockfile that contains the PID of the
256	.B pland	248	.B pland
257	daemon. Used to prevent multiple daemons, and to send HUP signals to if	249	daemon. Used to prevent multiple daemons, and to send HUP signals to if
258	the database changed for any reason. UID is the user's numerical user ID.	250	the database changed for any reason.
259	.IP DIR/plan	251	.IP /usr/bin/plan
260	.br	252	.br
261	The	253	The
262	.B plan	254	.B plan
263	program.	255	program.
264	.IP LIB/pland	256	.IP /usr/bin/pland
265	The	257	The
266	.B pland	258	.B pland
267	daemon. It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories	259	daemon.
268	in one of the search paths.	260	.IP /usr/lib/plan/notifier
269	.IP LIB/notifier
270	The	261	The
271	.B notifier	262	.B notifier
272	program. It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories	263	program.
273	in one of the search paths.	264	.IP /usr/share/plan/plan.help
274	.IP LIB/plan.help
275	The online help texts used by	265	The online help texts used by
276	.BR plan .	266	.BR plan .
277	It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories	267	.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan.help.X
278	in one of the search paths.
279	.IP LIB/plan.help.X
280	This help file replaces plan.help if the language is set to X in the Config	268	This help file replaces plan.help if the language is set to X in the Config
281	Languages pulldown menu.	269	Languages pulldown menu.
282	.IP LIB/holiday	270	.IP /etc/plan/holiday
283	Definition of system standard holidays. They are read before ~/.holiday,	271	Definition of system standard holidays. They are read before ~/.holiday,
284	and can be overridden in ~/.holiday. They must be edited manually with a	272	and can be overridden in ~/.holiday. They must be edited manually with a
285	text editor.	273	text editor. This files used to live in /usr/lib/plan/.
286	.IP LIB/plan_cal.ps	274	.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan_cal.ps
287	A PostScript skeleton file required for month and year calendar printouts.	275	A PostScript skeleton file required for month and year calendar printouts.
288	.IP LIB/plan.lang.english	276	.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan.lang.english
289	The standard message file. All messages used in	277	The standard message file. All messages used in
290	.B plan	278	.B plan
291	must be listed here in ASCII order. If this file is missing, only English	279	must be listed here in ASCII order. If this file is missing, only English
292	messages are supported.	280	messages are supported.
293	.IP LIB/plan.lang.X	281	.IP /usr/lib/plan/plan.lang.X
294	The message file for language X. At startup,	282	The message file for language X. At startup,
295	.B plan	283	.B plan
296	scans the LIB directory and puts every file X it finds into the Config	284	scans the /usr/lib/plan directory and puts every file X it finds into the Config
297	Language pulldown menu. A message is translated by first looking it up in the	285	Language pulldown menu. A message is translated by first looking it up in the
298	plan_cal_english file. If the message is found in line n, it is translated	286	plan_cal_english file. If the message is found in line n, it is translated
299	by using line n of plan.lang.X instead if X was selected with the Language	287	by using line n of plan.lang.X instead if X was selected with the Language
300	pulldown. See the Languages item in the online help menu for instructions	288	pulldown. See the Languages item in the online help menu for instructions
301	for creating new language files.	289	for creating new language files.
302	.LP	290	.LP
303	Note that previous versions put all executables into the DIR directory.
304	Beginning with 1.4.7, all executables except
305	.B plan
306	are in LIB. To avoid finding obsolete executables first, LIB is searched
307	befor DIR.
308	Note that, though	291	Note that, though
309	.BR netplan (8)	292	.BR netplan (8)
310	supports primitive access control (which requires editing a access	293	supports primitive access control (which requires editing a access
Lines 328-330 with the line "subscribe plan" (without the quotes) in the message body (not Link Here
328	the subject).	311	the subject).
329	.LP	312	.LP
330	See http://www.bitrot.de/plan.html for new releases.	313	See http://www.bitrot.de/plan.html for new releases.
		314
		315	.SS DEBIAN NOTE
		316	.LP
		317	Please note that the Debian GNU/Linux package does not install all
		318	executables in the locations where the upstream author places them.
		319	The locations documented in this manpage are the Debian ones.

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1	.TH PLAN 1
2	.SH NAME
3	plan \- interactive X/Motif calendar and day planner
4	.br
5	pland \- daemon for
6	.I plan
7	.br
8	notifier \- X/Motif text displayer for
9
10	.SH SYNOPSIS
11	.B plan
12	[options]
13	.br
14	.B plan
15	[mmdd]hhmm [options] [\fImessage\fR]*
16	.br
17	.B pland
18	[-d] -[kK] -[lL]
19	.br
20	.B notifier
21	[-hdv123] [-t\fItitle\fR] [-s\fIsubtitle\fR] [-i\fIicontitle\fR] [file]
22
23	.SH DESCRIPTION
24	.B plan
25	is a schedule planner based on X/Motif. It displays a month calendar
26	similar to xcal, but every day box is large enough to show appointments
27	in small print. By pressing on a day box, the appointments for that day
28	can be listed and edited. This manual page describes the command line
29	options of
30	.BR plan .
31	For information on how to use
32	.BR plan ,
33	refer to the on-line help pages.
34	.LP
35	.B plan
36	has three modes: GUI, which starts up with a window in interactive mode,
37	append, which adds an appointment from the command line without windows,
38	and batch, which prints miscellaneous information without windows. Batch
39	mode is mainly useful for external scripts (CGI and otherwise) that process
40	appointment data.
41	.LP
42	.B pland
43	is a daemon that watches for appointment triggers. The daemon is normally
44	started from your .sgisession or .xsession file. It puts itself in the
45	background. If
46	.B plan
47	is started, it checks for the existence of the daemon, and offers to start
48	one if it can't find it.
49	.LP
50	.B notifier
51	displays the standard input in a window, with appropriate titles and
52	background colors. The only program that ever uses it is the daemon; it
53	is a separate program only to keep the daemon small.
54
55	.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, GUI MODE
56	.IP \-s
57	Standalone, don't offer to start daemon if none exists. Without daemon, no
58	appointment alarms and warnings will trigger. If a daemon happens to exist,
59	it is notified when the database changes, but no warning is printed if it
60	doesn't.
61	.IP \-S
62	When plan starts up, silently start the daemon if it does not exist.
63	.IP \-f
64	Don't fork on startup. This is useful for debugging.
65	.IP \-k
66	If there appears to be another
67	.B plan
68	running, start up anyway. This is useful if a /tmp/.plan<uid> file got
69	accidentally left behind, and plan fails to check whether the older plan
70	still exists. This option is largely obsolete in version 1.2.
71
72	.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, APPEND MODE
73	.IP [mmdd]hhmm
74	Add an appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (month/day hours:minutes). If mmdd is not
75	specified, today's date is used. No menus will start up. No option may be
76	specified. Instead of the mmddhhmm notation, a date and time may be specified,
77	such as '24.12. 12:34'.
78	.IP \-u\ U
79	add appointment to user file U instead of your own appointment file.
80	.IP \-l\ T
81	Set the length of the new appointment to N, in the form hours:minutes.
82	.IP \-n\ T
83	Set new appointment will have no time associated with it. This overrides
84	the time set with the [mmdd]hhmm option, which must be specified anyway.
85	.IP \-r\ N
86	The new appointment repeats every N days. N is an integer greater than zero.
87	.IP \-d\ N
88	The new appointment repeats on day N of the month. N is an integer between
89	1 and 31. There can be multiple -d options.
90	.IP \-D\ N
91	The new appointment repeats on weekday N. N=0 indicates Monday, 1 is Tuesday,
92	2 is Wednesday, 3 is Thursday, 4 is Friday, 5 is Saturday, and 6 is Sunday.
93	There can be multiple -D options.
94	.IP \-e\ D
95	The new appointment stops repeating on date D. D is a string such as
96	'31.12.' or '12/31'.
97	.IP \-w\ N
98	Set the early warning time of the new appointment to N minutes.
99	.IP \-W\ N
100	Set the late warning time of the new appointment to N minutes.
101	.IP [message]*
102	The note message associated with the new appointment. It should be quoted
103	if it contains shell metacharacters.
104
105	.SS OPTIONS OF PLAN, BATCH MODE
106	.IP \-h
107	List available options.
108	.IP \-d
109	Print fallback X resources and exit. The output can be appended directly
110	to the ~/.Xdefaults file for modification of the geometry, color, and font
111	defaults.
112	.IP \-v
113	Print the program version and patchlevel and exit.
114	.IP \-W\ [S]
115	Indicates that
116	.B plan
117	is not called by a user but by the web front-end. In this case, there
118	are no ``own'' appointments because the CGI script that executes
119	.B plan
120	is probably run by the pseudo-user ``nobody'' or ``httpd''. A dummy user
121	``webplan'' is substituted instead, whose home directory is assumed to
122	be /tmp. All database files from netplan server S will be read. If S is
123	omitted, ``localhost'' is assumed. This mode is possible only if there
124	is a netplan server running on S (or localhost). This option is also
125	available with -t mode and in non-interactive mode; in this case it
126	determines which files can be listed with -o -t, and which files can be
127	edited.
128	.IP \-F
129	Print a list of all appointment files found on a given netplan server.
130	By default the server on the local host is queried, unless a -W option
131	specifies another server host.
132	.IP \-H\ Y
133	Print all holidays in the year Y (1970..2037) to stdout and exit. This
134	is used by the web front-end.
135	.IP \-o
136	If used with -t or -T, also prints appointments of all users configured
137	with the Config->Users popup.
138	.IP \-u\ L
139	If used with -t or -T, prints appointments of all users named in the
140	comma-separated list L. The -o and -u options are mutually exclusive.
141	.IP \-t\ [D\ [n]]
142	Print a list of today's appointments to stdout. Don't start up interactive
143	windows. The exit status is 0 if there are appointments on the specified
144	date, and 1 otherwise. If a date D is specified, print appointments on that
145	date. All standard date specifiers work:
146	.RS
147	.IP -t\ +3 13
148	Print appointments in three days
149	.IP -t\ -1 13
150	Print yesterday's appointments
151	.IP -t\ tomorrow 13
152	Print appointments for tomorrow
153	.IP -t\ thursday 13
154	Print appointments for Thursday
155	.IP -t\ 25.12. 13
156	Print appointments for Christmas, if 24-hour mode is selected
157	.IP -t\ 12/25 13
158	Print appointments for Christmas, if 12-hour mode is selected.
159	12/24 hour mode is selected with the Config pulldown in the main window.
160	.LP
161	If a second argument n is given, n days are printed beginning with day D.
162	The default is 1. For example, "plan -t today 7" prints one week.
163	.RE
164	.IP \-T\ [D\ [n]]
165	Same as -t, but print the end time instead of the length (hi Vera).
166	.IP \-i
167	If used with the -t or -T options, print the data in a form that is easy
168	to parse for other programs. This is used by the web front-end.
169	.IP \-W\ [S]
170	switch to web front-end mode and read the files from the netplan server
171	on host S, or localhost if S is omitted. These files can then be chosen
172	from with -u. See above for details.
173
174	.SS OPTIONS OF PLAND
175	.IP \-d
176	Debug mode. Runs pland in the foreground without forking, and prints
177	debugging information. Recommended if pland seems to die unexpectedly.
178	(The most common cause of disappearing pland's is a nonfunctional utmp;
179	if -d is used pland recommends to recompile with the -DRABBITS option.)
180	This option must precede the other options.
181	.IP \-l
182	Periodically check the system utmp to see if the user is still logged
183	in. If not, exit. This is the default on SGI, Sun, and other SYSV systems.
184	.IP \-L
185	(capital L) Do not check utmp. Use this option if pland dies frequently,
186	and running pland with the \-d options reports ``logout, exiting'' for no
187	apparent reason. On many systems utmp is not reliable, and some programs
188	like xterm so not create utmp records unless configured properly. Use \-L
189	on such systems.
190	.IP \-k
191	If another daemon exists, kill it and restart.
192	.IP \-K
193	(capital K) If another daemon exists, kill it and exit.
194
195	.SS OPTIONS OF NOTIFIER
196	.IP \-h
197	List available options.
198	.IP \-d
199	Print fallback X resources and exit. The output can be appended directly
200	to the ~/.Xdefaults file for modification of the geometry, color, and font
201	defaults.
202	.IP \-v
203	Print the program version and patchlevel and exit.
204	.IP \-1
205	Set the window background color to green (early warning).
206	.IP \-2
207	Set the window background color to yellow (late warning).
208	.IP \-3
209	Set the window background color to red (alarm). This is the default.
210	.IP \-t\fItitle\fR
211	Set the title string above the message text (which is read from stdin).
212	.IP \-s\fIsubtitle\fR
213	Set the subtitle string below the main title, in a small font.
214	.IP \-i\fIicontitle\fR
215	Set the icon title string that is printed below the mwm/4Dwm icon.
216	.LP
217	In addition to these options, plan and notifier support the usual X options
218	-iconic and -geometry.
219
220	.SH FILES
221	.LP
222	Below, DIR and LIB refer to the installation directories specified at the
223	beginning of the Makefile when the programs were compiled. By defauly,
224	they are /usr/local/bin and /usr/local/lib, or /usr/freeware/bin and
225	/usr/freeware/lib on SGI, or /usr/bin, /usr/sbin, and /usr/lib/plan on
226	Debian Linux, respectively. These are the directories where
227	.BR plan
228	and
229	.BR pland
230	first search for executables and plan.help (LIB first, then DIR). Next,
231	$PLAN_PATH and $PATH are searched, and finally, a built-in search path that
232	also contains "." as its last item.
233	.IP ~/.dayplan
234	Database with all public entries and configuration options of
235	.BR plan .
236	See plan(4) for details.
237	.IP ~/.dayplan.priv
238	Database with all private entries.
239	.IP ~/.holiday
240	Definition of holidays. See the help text for the "Define Holiday" popup
241	menu that can be installed with the Holiday pulldown.
242	.IP /tmp/.planUID
243	Lockfile that contains the PID of
244	.BR plan .
245	Used to prevent multiple
246	.B plan
247	instances, and to send HUP signals to if a non-interactive
248	.B plan
249	invocation changed the database. UID is the user's numerical user ID.
250	.IP /tmp/.plandUID
251	Lockfile that contains the PID of the
252	.B pland
253	daemon. Used to prevent multiple daemons, and to send HUP signals to if
254	the database changed for any reason. UID is the user's numerical user ID.
255	.IP DIR/plan
256	.br
257	The
258	.B plan
259	program.
260	.IP LIB/pland
261	The
262	.B pland
263	daemon. It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories
264	in one of the search paths.
265	.IP LIB/notifier
266	The
267	.B notifier
268	program. It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories
269	in one of the search paths.
270	.IP LIB/plan.help
271	The online help texts used by
272	.BR plan .
273	It must be in the DIR or LIB directory, or in one of the directories
274	in one of the search paths.
275	.IP LIB/plan.help.X
276	This help file replaces plan.help if the language is set to X in the Config
277	Languages pulldown menu.
278	.IP LIB/holiday
279	Definition of system standard holidays. They are read before ~/.holiday,
280	and can be overridden in ~/.holiday. They must be edited manually with a
281	text editor.
282	.IP LIB/plan_cal.ps
283	A PostScript skeleton file required for month and year calendar printouts.
284	.IP LIB/plan.lang.english
285	The standard message file. All messages used in
286	.B plan
287	must be listed here in ASCII order. If this file is missing, only English
288	messages are supported.
289	.IP LIB/plan.lang.X
290	The message file for language X. At startup,
291	.B plan
292	scans the LIB directory and puts every file X it finds into the Config
293	Language pulldown menu. A message is translated by first looking it up in the
294	plan_cal_english file. If the message is found in line n, it is translated
295	by using line n of plan.lang.X instead if X was selected with the Language
296	pulldown. See the Languages item in the online help menu for instructions
297	for creating new language files.
298	.LP
299	Note that previous versions put all executables into the DIR directory.
300	Beginning with 1.4.7, all executables except
301	.B plan
302	are in LIB. To avoid finding obsolete executables first, LIB is searched
303	befor DIR.
304	Note that, though
305	.BR netplan (8)
306	supports primitive access control (which requires editing a access
307	list text file on the server host), no support for access control is
308	provided by the
309	.BR plan
310	front-end in this version. Refer to
311	.BR netplan (8)
312	for details.
313
314	.SS SEE ALSO
315	plan(4), netplan(8)
316
317	.SS AUTHOR
318	Thomas Driemeyer <thomas@bitrot.de>
319	.LP
320	Please send all complaints, comments, bug fixes, and porting experiences to
321	me. Always include your plan version as reported by "plan -v" in your mail.
322	To be added to the mailing list, send mail to majordomo@bitrot.de
323	with the line "subscribe plan" (without the quotes) in the message body (not
324	the subject).
325	.LP
326	See http://www.bitrot.de/plan.html for new releases.

Lines 64-70 Widget mainview; /* area in main window below menubar */ Link Here

(-)a/src/calmenu.c (-19 / +65 lines)
64	#define XM_VA_SEPARATOR XmVaSEPARATOR,	64	#define XM_VA_SEPARATOR XmVaSEPARATOR,
65	#endif	65	#endif
66		66
67	#define MAXLANGUAGES 20	67	#define MAXLANGUAGES 30
68	static char *language_name[MAXLANGUAGES];	68	static char *language_name[MAXLANGUAGES];
69		69
70		70
Lines 220-249 void create_cal_widgets( Link Here
220	s[ 5] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Year Overview"));	220	s[ 5] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Year Overview"));
221	s[ 6] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Goto today"));	221	s[ 6] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Goto today"));
222	s[ 7] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Goto..."));	222	s[ 7] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("Goto..."));
223	s[ 8] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-D");	223	s[ 8] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto January");
224	s[ 9] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-W");	224	s[ 9] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto December");
225	s[10] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-N");	225	s[10] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto previous month");
226	s[11] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-M");	226	s[11] = XmStringCreateSimple("Goto next month");
227	s[12] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-Y");	227	s[12] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-D");
228	s[13] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-O");	228	s[13] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-W");
229	s[14] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-T");	229	s[14] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-N");
230	s[15] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-G");	230	s[15] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-M");
		231	s[16] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-Y");
		232	s[17] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-O");
		233	s[18] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-T");
		234	s[19] = XmStringCreateSimple("Ctrl-G");
		235	s[20] = XmStringCreateSimple("Pos1");
		236	s[21] = XmStringCreateSimple("End");
		237	s[22] = XmStringCreateSimple("Prior");
		238	s[23] = XmStringCreateSimple("Next");
		239
231	menu = XmVaCreateSimplePulldownMenu(menubar, "view", 3,	240	menu = XmVaCreateSimplePulldownMenu(menubar, "view", 3,
232	(XtCallbackProc)view_callback,	241	(XtCallbackProc)view_callback,
233	FIX_MENUBAR	242	FIX_MENUBAR
234	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[0], 'D', "Ctrl<Key>D", s[8],	243	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[0], 'D', "Ctrl<Key>D", s[12],
235	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[1], 'W', "Ctrl<Key>W", s[9],	244	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[1], 'W', "Ctrl<Key>W", s[13],
236	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[2], 'S', "Ctrl<Key>N", s[10],	245	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[2], 'S', "Ctrl<Key>N", s[14],
237	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[3], 'M', "Ctrl<Key>M", s[11],	246	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[3], 'M', "Ctrl<Key>M", s[15],
238	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[4], 'Y', "Ctrl<Key>Y", s[12],	247	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[4], 'Y', "Ctrl<Key>Y", s[16],
239	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[5], 'O', "Ctrl<Key>O", s[13],	248	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[5], 'O', "Ctrl<Key>O", s[17],
240	XM_VA_SEPARATOR	249	XM_VA_SEPARATOR
241	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[6], 't', "Ctrl<Key>T", s[14],	250	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[6], 't', "Ctrl<Key>T", s[18],
242	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[7], 'G', "Ctrl<Key>G", s[15],	251	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[7], 'G', "Ctrl<Key>G", s[19],
		252	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[8], 'j', "<Key>Home", s[20],
		253	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[9], 'd', "<Key>End", s[21],
		254	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[10], 'p', "<Key>Prior", s[22],
		255	XmVaPUSHBUTTON, s[11], 'n', "<Key>Next", s[23],
243	NULL);	256	NULL);
244	XtAddCallback(menu, XmNhelpCallback, (XtCallbackProc)help_callback,	257	XtAddCallback(menu, XmNhelpCallback, (XtCallbackProc)help_callback,
245	(XtPointer)"pd_view");	258	(XtPointer)"pd_view");
246	for (n=0; n < 16; n++)	259	for (n=0; n < 24; n++)
247	XmStringFree(s[n]);	260	XmStringFree(s[n]);
248		261
249	s[0] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("On context"));	262	s[0] = XmStringCreateSimple(_("On context"));
Lines 695-701 static void search_callback( Link Here
695	break;	708	break;
696		709
697	case 7: /* One file */	710	case 7: /* One file */
698	create_user_sel_popup(menubar, -1, (BOOL (*)())list_by_user);	711	create_user_sel_popup(menubar, -1,
		712	(BOOL (*)(int))list_by_user);
699	break;	713	break;
700		714
701	case 8: /* Search */	715	case 8: /* Search */
Lines 760-765 static void view_callback( Link Here
760	case 7: /* goto */	774	case 7: /* goto */
761	create_goto_popup();	775	create_goto_popup();
762	break;	776	break;
		777
		778	case 8: /* January */
		779	curr_month = 0;
		780	draw_month_year();
		781	redraw_all_views();
		782	break;
		783
		784	case 9: /* December */
		785	curr_month = 11;
		786	draw_month_year();
		787	redraw_all_views();
		788	break;
		789
		790	case 10: /* prev month*/
		791	if (curr_month == 0) {
		792	curr_month = 11;
		793	curr_year--;
		794	} else
		795	curr_month--;
		796	draw_month_year();
		797	redraw_all_views();
		798	break;
		799
		800	case 11: /* next month*/
		801	if (curr_month == 11) {
		802	curr_month = 0;
		803	curr_year++;
		804	} else
		805	curr_month++;
		806	draw_month_year();
		807	redraw_all_views();
		808	break;
763	}	809	}
764	}	810	}
765		811

Lines 107-124 case ${in:-1} in Link Here

(-)a/src/configure (-7 / +7 lines)
107	MAN=/usr/share/man/man	107	MAN=/usr/share/man/man
108	CATMAN=NONE	108	CATMAN=NONE
109	PLANHOME=.plan.dir	109	PLANHOME=.plan.dir
110	PLANLOCK=	110	PLANLOCK="~/.plan.dir/lock.plan"
111	PLANDLOCK=	111	PLANDLOCK="~/.plan.dir/lock.pland"
112	INCDIR=	112	INCDIR=
113	LEX=lex	113	LEX=lex
114	YACC=yacc	114	YACC=yacc
115	NOB_UID=65534	115	NOB_UID=63434
116	NOB_GID=65534	116	NOB_GID=63434
117	CPP_PATH='/usr/bin/cpp -P -I$(HELP)'	117	CPP_PATH='/usr/bin/cpp -P -I$(HELP)'
118	DOFORK=FALSE	118	DOFORK=FALSE
119	JAPAN=	119	JAPAN=
120	DEBUG="-O2"	120	DEBUG="-O2"
121	DEFTARGET=linux	121	DEFTARGET=debian
122	HOLIDAY=NONE	122	HOLIDAY=NONE
123	;;	123	;;
124	5) DIR=/usr/X11R6/bin # SuSE Linux	124	5) DIR=/usr/X11R6/bin # SuSE Linux
Lines 134-141 case ${in:-1} in Link Here
134	INCDIR=	134	INCDIR=
135	LEX=lex	135	LEX=lex
136	YACC=yacc	136	YACC=yacc
137	NOB_UID=65534	137	NOB_UID=63434
138	NOB_GID=65534	138	NOB_GID=63434
139	CPP_PATH='/usr/bin/cpp -P -I$(HELP)'	139	CPP_PATH='/usr/bin/cpp -P -I$(HELP)'
140	DOFORK=FALSE	140	DOFORK=FALSE
141	JAPAN=	141	JAPAN=

Lines 29-34 Link Here

(-)a/src/main.c (-13 / +15 lines)
29	#include <Xm/Text.h>	29	#include <Xm/Text.h>
30	#include <X11/StringDefs.h>	30	#include <X11/StringDefs.h>
31	#include <sys/stat.h> /* umask() */	31	#include <sys/stat.h> /* umask() */
		32	#include <assert.h>
32	#include "cal.h"	33	#include "cal.h"
33	#include "version.h"	34	#include "version.h"
34		35
Lines 51-57 static void init_fonts (void); Link Here
51	static void init_daemon (void);	52	static void init_daemon (void);
52	static void timer_callback (XtPointer, XtIntervalId *);	53	static void timer_callback (XtPointer, XtIntervalId *);
53	static void socket_callback (XtPointer, int , XtInputId );	54	static void socket_callback (XtPointer, int , XtInputId );
54	extern void run_daemon ();	55	extern void run_daemon (Widget);
55	#if !defined(SUN) && !defined(IBM)	56	#if !defined(SUN) && !defined(IBM)
56	static XtSignalId sig_id;	57	static XtSignalId sig_id;
57	static void sig_callback (XtPointer, XtSignalId *);	58	static void sig_callback (XtPointer, XtSignalId *);
Lines 324-330 static void non_interactive( Link Here
324	struct tm tm1; /* for time conversion */	325	struct tm tm1; /* for time conversion */
325	time_t trigger; /* trigger date and time */	326	time_t trigger; /* trigger date and time */
326	char msg[1024]; /* note from command line */	327	char msg[1024]; /* note from command line */
327	int n, i, j; /* char and arg counters */	328	int n, i, j, l; /* char and arg counters */
328	char lockfile[80]; /* plan lockfile, for sighup */	329	char lockfile[80]; /* plan lockfile, for sighup */
329	char flags; / where to hide reminder */	330	char flags; / where to hide reminder */
330	FILE fp; / for reading lockfile */	331	FILE fp; / for reading lockfile */
Lines 338-355 static void non_interactive( Link Here
338	for (j=0; j < n; j++)	339	for (j=0; j < n; j++)
339	if (argv[1][j] < '0' \|\| argv[1][j] > '9')	340	if (argv[1][j] < '0' \|\| argv[1][j] > '9')
340	break;	341	break;
341	if (j == n) { /* digits only: [mmdd]hhmm */	342	if (j == n) { /* digits only: [[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm */
342	if (n != 4 && n != 8 && j == n)	343	if (n != 4 && n != 8 && n != 12 && j == n)
343	usage();	344	usage();
344	i = atoi(argv[1]);	345	l = atoi(argv[1]);
345	now = get_time();	346	now = get_time();
346	tm = time_to_tm(now);	347	tm = time_to_tm(now);
347	tm1.tm_sec = 0;	348	tm1.tm_sec = 0;
348	tm1.tm_min = i % 100;	349	tm1.tm_min = l % 100;
349	tm1.tm_hour = (i/100) % 100;	350	tm1.tm_hour = (l/100) % 100;
350	tm1.tm_mday = n == 8 ? (i/10000)%100 : tm->tm_mday;	351	tm1.tm_mday = n==8 \|\| n==12 ? (l/10000)%100 : tm->tm_mday;
351	tm1.tm_mon = n == 8 ? (i/1000000)%100-1 : tm->tm_mon;	352	tm1.tm_mon = n==8 \|\| n==12 ? (l/1000000)%100-1 : tm->tm_mon;
352	tm1.tm_year = curr_year + (tm1.tm_mon < tm->tm_mon);	353	tm1.tm_year = n==12 ? ((l/100000000)%10000)-1900
		354	: curr_year + (tm1.tm_mon < tm->tm_mon);
353	trigger = tm_to_time(&tm1);	355	trigger = tm_to_time(&tm1);
354	} else { /* try free-form date+time */	356	} else { /* try free-form date+time */
355	trigger = parse_datetimestring(argv[1]);	357	trigger = parse_datetimestring(argv[1]);
Lines 632-638 static void usage(void) Link Here
632	"\t-k\t\tignore lock file and start up in any case\n");	634	"\t-k\t\tignore lock file and start up in any case\n");
633	fprintf(stderr,	635	fprintf(stderr,
634	"append usage: %s %s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s\n", progname,	636	"append usage: %s %s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s\n", progname,
635	"[mmdd]hhmm [options] [message]*\n",	637	"[[yyyy]mmdd]hhmm [options] [message]*\n",
636	"\tAdd appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (default is today).\n",	638	"\tAdd appointment at mm/dd hh:mm (default is today).\n",
637	"\tOptions:\n",	639	"\tOptions:\n",
638	"\t-u U\t\tapply to user U instead of own appointments\n",	640	"\t-u U\t\tapply to user U instead of own appointments\n",
Lines 753-760 static void init_resources(void) Link Here
753	get_rsrc(&c->year_margin, "yearMargin", "YearMargin", XtRInt, 0);	755	get_rsrc(&c->year_margin, "yearMargin", "YearMargin", XtRInt, 0);
754	get_rsrc(&c->year_gap, "yearGap", "YearGap", XtRInt, 0);	756	get_rsrc(&c->year_gap, "yearGap", "YearGap", XtRInt, 0);
755	get_rsrc(&c->year_title, "yearTitle", "YearTitle", XtRInt, 0);	757	get_rsrc(&c->year_title, "yearTitle", "YearTitle", XtRInt, 0);
756	get_rsrc(&c->yearbox_xs, "yearBoxWidth", "YearBoxWidth", XtRInt, 80);	758	get_rsrc(&c->yearbox_xs, "yearBoxWidth", "YearBoxWidth", XtRInt, 20);
757	get_rsrc(&c->yearbox_ys, "yearBoxHeight", "YearBoxHeight",XtRInt, 40);	759	get_rsrc(&c->yearbox_ys, "yearBoxHeight", "YearBoxHeight",XtRInt, 20);
758	get_rsrc(&c->day_margin, "dayMargin", "dayMargin", XtRInt, 0);	760	get_rsrc(&c->day_margin, "dayMargin", "dayMargin", XtRInt, 0);
759	get_rsrc(&c->day_gap, "dayGap", "dayGap", XtRInt, 0);	761	get_rsrc(&c->day_gap, "dayGap", "dayGap", XtRInt, 0);
760	get_rsrc(&c->day_headline, "dayHeadline", "dayHeadline", XtRInt, 0);	762	get_rsrc(&c->day_headline, "dayHeadline", "dayHeadline", XtRInt, 0);

Lines 42-54 typedef void Widget; / dummy for prototype declarations in config.h */ Link Here

(-)a/src/netplan.c (-10 / +28 lines)
42		42
43	#define ACLCHKINTER 60 /* interval (secs) for check of the acl file */	43	#define ACLCHKINTER 60 /* interval (secs) for check of the acl file */
44		44
		45	void *allocate(int n);
		46	void reallocate(void o, int n);
		47	void release(void *p);
		48	char mystrdup(const char s);
		49
45	char progname; / name of this program, argv[0] */	50	char progname; / name of this program, argv[0] */
46	static BOOL debug; /* foreground, logging is enabled */	51	static BOOL debug; /* foreground, logging is enabled */
47	static BOOL foregnd; /* foreground without logging */	52	static BOOL foregnd; /* foreground without logging */
48	BOOL verbose; /* debug mode, don't daemonize */	53	BOOL verbose; /* debug mode, don't daemonize */
49	BOOL to_syslog; /* print to syslog, not stderr */	54	BOOL to_syslog; /* print to syslog, not stderr */
50	static BOOL allow_all; /* no access list, never deny */	55	static BOOL allow_all; /* no access list, never deny */
51	static int nclients; /* size of array */	56	static int nclients; /* max # of clients */
52	static unsigned int row_id = 1; /* next available row ID */	57	static unsigned int row_id = 1; /* next available row ID */
53	static int max_files; /* size of file_list array */	58	static int max_files; /* size of file_list array */
54	static struct pfile file_list; / array of open files */	59	static struct pfile file_list; / array of open files */
Lines 91-97 void *allocate(int n) Link Here
91	{void *p = malloc(n); if (!p) fatal("no memory"); return(p);}	96	{void *p = malloc(n); if (!p) fatal("no memory"); return(p);}
92	void reallocate(void o, int n)	97	void reallocate(void o, int n)
93	{void *p = o ? realloc(o, n) : malloc(n);	98	{void *p = o ? realloc(o, n) : malloc(n);
94	if (!p) fatal("no memory"); return(p);}	99	if (!p) {fatal("no memory");} return(p);}
95	void release(void *p)	100	void release(void *p)
96	{if (p) free(p);}	101	{if (p) free(p);}
97	char mystrdup(const char s)	102	char mystrdup(const char s)
Lines 129-135 int main( Link Here
129	struct timeval timeout; /* for auto-sync after ten seconds */	134	struct timeval timeout; /* for auto-sync after ten seconds */
130	fd_set rd, wr, ex; /* returned fd masks from select */	135	fd_set rd, wr, ex; /* returned fd masks from select */
131	int fd; /* file descriptor/counter */	136	int fd; /* file descriptor/counter */
132	int c, i, n, on;	137	int c, n, on;
133	struct client *cp;	138	struct client *cp;
134	time_t last_acl_check = 0;	139	time_t last_acl_check = 0;
135	time_t acl_mod_time = 0;	140	time_t acl_mod_time = 0;
Lines 265-270 int main( Link Here
265	allow_all = TRUE;	270	allow_all = TRUE;
266	}	271	}
267	}	272	}
		273	/* Assume 8 bit per char and one bit per file descriptor in
		274	* fd_set to get the capasity of fd_set and thus the max
		275	* number of clients. */
268	nclients = sizeof(fd_set)8; / max # of clients */	276	nclients = sizeof(fd_set)8; / max # of clients */
269	client_list = allocate(nclients * sizeof(struct client));	277	client_list = allocate(nclients * sizeof(struct client));
270	memset(client_list, 0, nclients * sizeof(struct client));	278	memset(client_list, 0, nclients * sizeof(struct client));
Lines 330-341 int main( Link Here
330	memset(cp, 0, sizeof(struct client));	338	memset(cp, 0, sizeof(struct client));
331	memcpy(&cp->addr, &addr, len);	339	memcpy(&cp->addr, &addr, len);
332	cp->uid = nobody_uid;	340	cp->uid = nobody_uid;
		341	cp->gids = allocate(sizeof(*(cp->gids)));
		342	cp->gidcount= 1;
333	cp->gids[0] = nobody_gid;	343	cp->gids[0] = nobody_gid;
334	cp->descr = mystrdup(nobody);	344	cp->descr = mystrdup(nobody);
335	cp->user = mystrdup(nobody);	345	cp->user = mystrdup(nobody);
336	cp->port = netplan_port[c];	346	cp->port = netplan_port[c];
337	for (i=1; i < NGROUPS_MAX; i++)
338	cp->gids[i] = -1;
339		347
340	logger("client %d (%.200s) connected from %s\n"	348	logger("client %d (%.200s) connected from %s\n"
341	,fd, cp->descr, ip_addr(&addr));	349	,fd, cp->descr, ip_addr(&addr));
Lines 404-422 static void setup_gids( Link Here
404	struct group *gr;	412	struct group *gr;
405	int ngroups = 0;	413	int ngroups = 0;
406	char **p;	414	char **p;
		415	int groupcount;
407		416
		417	/* Unspecified if the default gid is included or not, so add
		418	one just in case. */
		419	groupcount = getgroups(0, NULL) + 1;
		420	cp->gids = allocate(groupcount * sizeof(*(cp->gids)));
408	cp->gids[ngroups++] = gid;	421	cp->gids[ngroups++] = gid;
409	setgrent();	422	setgrent();
410	while ((gr = getgrent()))	423	while ((gr = getgrent()))
411	for (p=gr->gr_mem; *p; p++)	424	for (p=gr->gr_mem; *p; p++)
412	if (!strcmp(user, *p)) {	425	if (!strcmp(user, *p)) {
413	if (ngroups < NGROUPS_MAX)	426	if (ngroups < groupcount)
414	cp->gids[ngroups] = gr->gr_gid;	427	cp->gids[ngroups] = gr->gr_gid;
415	ngroups++;	428	ngroups++;
416	break;	429	break;
417	}	430	}
418	if (ngroups > NGROUPS_MAX)	431	if (ngroups > groupcount) {
419	logger("too many groups (%d, used %d)\n", ngroups,NGROUPS_MAX);	432	logger("too many groups (%d, used %d)\n", ngroups, groupcount);
		433	cp->gidcount = groupcount;
		434	} else
		435	cp->gidcount = ngroups;
		436
420	}	437	}
421		438
422		439
Lines 525-530 static void close_client( Link Here
525		542
526	for (fid=0; fid < max_files; fid++)	543	for (fid=0; fid < max_files; fid++)
527	close_file(fid, fd);	544	close_file(fid, fd);
		545	release(c->gids);
528	release(c->descr);	546	release(c->descr);
529	release(c->user);	547	release(c->user);
530	release(c->in.data);	548	release(c->in.data);
Lines 650-656 static void eval_message( Link Here
650	"user %.100s, uid %d, gids",	668	"user %.100s, uid %d, gids",
651	fd, c->user, c->uid);	669	fd, c->user, c->uid);
652	p = buf + strlen(buf);	670	p = buf + strlen(buf);
653	for (i=0; i<NGROUPS_MAX && c->gids[i]>=0; i++){	671	for (i=0; i<c->gidcount && c->gids[i]>=0; i++){
654	sprintf(p, " %d", c->gids[i]);	672	sprintf(p, " %d", c->gids[i]);
655	p += strlen(p);	673	p += strlen(p);
656	}	674	}
Lines 684-690 static void eval_message( Link Here
684	sprintf(buf, "client %d is %.200s (uid %d, gids",	702	sprintf(buf, "client %d is %.200s (uid %d, gids",
685	fd, arg, c->uid);	703	fd, arg, c->uid);
686	p = buf + strlen(buf);	704	p = buf + strlen(buf);
687	for (i=0; i < NGROUPS_MAX && c->gids[i] >= 0; i++) {	705	for (i=0; i < c->gidcount && c->gids[i] >= 0; i++) {
688	sprintf(p, " %d", c->gids[i]);	706	sprintf(p, " %d", c->gids[i]);
689	p += strlen(p);	707	p += strlen(p);
690	}	708	}

Lines 459-470 void acl_verify( Link Here

(-)a/src/netplan_acl.c (-2 / +4 lines)
459	case aGROUP:	459	case aGROUP:
460	if (c->auth_fail)	460	if (c->auth_fail)
461	continue;	461	continue;
462	for (found=FALSE, i=0; !found && i < acl->ndata;	462	for (found=FALSE, i=0; !found && i < acl->ndata; ) {
463	!found && i++)
464	for (j=0; j<NGROUPS_MAX && c->gids[j]>=0; j++)	463	for (j=0; j<NGROUPS_MAX && c->gids[j]>=0; j++)
465	if ((found = (int)acl->ugid[i] ==	464	if ((found = (int)acl->ugid[i] ==
466	(int)c->gids[j]))	465	(int)c->gids[j]))
467	break;	466	break;
		467	if (!found)
		468	i++;
		469	}
468	break;	470	break;
469		471
470	case aHOST:	472	case aHOST:

Lines 17-24 Link Here

(-)a/src/notifier.c (-12 / +10 lines)
17	#include <Xm/Xm.h>	17	#include <Xm/Xm.h>
18	#include <X11/StringDefs.h>	18	#include <X11/StringDefs.h>
19	#include "cal.h"	19	#include "cal.h"
20	#undef COL_RED
21	#undef NCOLS
22	#include "notifier.h"	20	#include "notifier.h"
23	#include "version.h"	21	#include "version.h"
24	#include "bm_noticon.h"	22	#include "bm_noticon.h"
Lines 44-51 static void init_colors (void); Link Here
44	Display display; / common server */	42	Display display; / common server */
45	GC gc; /* common graphics context */	43	GC gc; /* common graphics context */
46	char progname; / argv[0] */	44	char progname; / argv[0] */
47	Pixel color[NCOLS]; /* colors: COL_* */	45	Pixel color[N_NCOLS]; /* colors: N_COL_* */
48	Pixel bkcolor = COL_RED; /* background color (COL_) /	46	Pixel bkcolor = N_COL_RED; /* background color (N_COL_)/
49	XtAppContext app; /* application handle */	47	XtAppContext app; /* application handle */
50	static Widget toplevel; /* widget tree */	48	static Widget toplevel; /* widget tree */
51		49
Lines 184-196 int main( Link Here
184	i = -1;	182	i = -1;
185	break;	183	break;
186	case '1':	184	case '1':
187	bkcolor = COL_GREEN;	185	bkcolor = N_COL_GREEN;
188	break;	186	break;
189	case '2':	187	case '2':
190	bkcolor = COL_YELLOW;	188	bkcolor = N_COL_YELLOW;
191	break;	189	break;
192	case '3':	190	case '3':
193	bkcolor = COL_RED;	191	bkcolor = N_COL_RED;
194	break;	192	break;
195	default:	193	default:
196	usage();	194	usage();
Lines 347-359 static void init_colors(void) Link Here
347	char c, n, class_name[256];	345	char c, n, class_name[256];
348		346
349	cmap = DefaultColormap(display, DefaultScreen(display));	347	cmap = DefaultColormap(display, DefaultScreen(display));
350	for (i=0; i < NCOLS; i++) {	348	for (i=0; i < N_NCOLS; i++) {
351	switch (i) {	349	switch (i) {
352	default:	350	default:
353	case COL_STD: n = "colStd"; d = 1; break;	351	case N_COL_STD: n = "colStd"; d = 1; break;
354	case COL_RED: n = "colRedAlert"; d = 0; break;	352	case N_COL_RED: n = "colRedAlert"; d = 0; break;
355	case COL_YELLOW: n = "colYellowAlert"; d = 0; break;	353	case N_COL_YELLOW: n = "colYellowAlert"; d = 0; break;
356	case COL_GREEN: n = "colGreenAlert"; d = 0; break;	354	case N_COL_GREEN: n = "colGreenAlert"; d = 0; break;
357	}	355	}
358	strcpy(class_name, n);	356	strcpy(class_name, n);
359	class_name[0] &= ~('a'^'A');	357	class_name[0] &= ~('a'^'A');

Lines 19-39 Link Here

(-)a/src/sublist.c (-12 / +37 lines)
19		19
20	#define CHUNK 100 /* sublist allocation unit */	20	#define CHUNK 100 /* sublist allocation unit */
21		21
		22	#ifndef NOREGEX
		23	#if defined(linux)
		24	#include <regex.h>
		25	#else
		26	#define regex_t char
		27	#endif
22	#if defined(SUN) && !defined(SOLARIS2)	28	#if defined(SUN) && !defined(SOLARIS2)
23	#define regcmp re_comp	29	#define regcmp re_comp
24	#define regex re_exec	30	#define regex re_exec
		31	extern char regcmp(), regex(), *__loc1;
25	#endif	32	#endif
26	#if defined(linux) \|\| defined(__EMX__)	33	#if defined(__EMX__) \|\| defined(__FreeBSD_kernel__)
27	#define regcmp regcomp	34	#define regcmp regcomp
28	#define regex regexec	35	#define regex regexec
29	#endif
30	#ifndef NOREGEX
31	extern char regcmp(), regex(), *__loc1;	36	extern char regcmp(), regex(), *__loc1;
32	#endif	37	#endif
		38	#endif
33	extern int search_mode; /* 0=case, 1=lit, 2=regex */	39	extern int search_mode; /* 0=case, 1=lit, 2=regex */
34	extern struct user user; / user list (from file_r.c) */	40	extern struct user user; / user list (from file_r.c) */
35	static void append_entry(struct sublist *, struct entry );	41	static void append_entry(struct sublist *, struct entry );
36	static BOOL keymatch(char , char );	42	static BOOL keymatch(char , regex_t , char *);
37		43
38		44
39	/*	45	/*
Lines 85-106 void create_sublist( Link Here
85	if (isupper(k)) k = tolower(*k);	91	if (isupper(k)) k = tolower(*k);
86	}	92	}
87	#ifndef NOREGEX	93	#ifndef NOREGEX
88	if (search_mode == 2)	94	regex_t *preg = 0;
		95	if (search_mode == 2) {
		96	#if defined(linux)
		97	preg = (regex_t *)malloc(sizeof(regex_t));
		98	if (regcomp(preg, key, 0)) {
		99	#else
89	if (!(key = regcmp(key, 0))) {	100	if (!(key = regcmp(key, 0))) {
		101	#endif
		102	free(preg);
90	list->locked--;	103	list->locked--;
91	return;	104	return;
92	}	105	}
		106	}
93	#endif	107	#endif
94	for (ep=list->entry, i=0; i < list->nentries; i++, ep++)	108	for (ep=list->entry, i=0; i < list->nentries; i++, ep++)
95	if (((ep->message && keymatch(key, ep->message)) \|\|	109	if (((ep->message && keymatch(key, preg, ep->message)) \|\|
96	(ep->script && keymatch(key, ep->script )) \|\|	110	(ep->script && keymatch(key, preg, ep->script )) \|\|
97	(ep->note && keymatch(key, ep->note ))) &&	111	(ep->note && keymatch(key, preg, ep->note ))) &&
98	(!w->own_only \|\| !ep->user \|\|	112	(!w->own_only \|\| !ep->user \|\|
99	!strcmp(user[0].name, ep->user)))	113	!strcmp(user[0].name, ep->user)))
100	append_entry(&w->sublist, ep);	114	append_entry(&w->sublist, ep);
101	#ifndef NOREGEX	115	#ifndef NOREGEX
102	if (search_mode == 2)	116	if (search_mode == 2) {
		117	#if defined(linux)
		118	regfree(preg);
		119	free(preg);
		120	#else
103	free(key);	121	free(key);
		122	#endif
		123	}
104	#endif	124	#endif
105	if (search_mode == 1)	125	if (search_mode == 1)
106	free(key);	126	free(key);
Lines 158-163 void destroy_sublist( Link Here
158		178
159	static BOOL keymatch(	179	static BOOL keymatch(
160	char key, / keyword to look for */	180	char key, / keyword to look for */
		181	regex_t preg, / linux: compiled regex */
161	char string) / text to look in */	182	char string) / text to look in */
162	{	183	{
163	char p; / fast string scan ptr */	184	char p; / fast string scan ptr */
Lines 194-203 static BOOL keymatch( Link Here
194		215
195	#ifndef NOREGEX	216	#ifndef NOREGEX
196	case 2: {	217	case 2: {
		218	#if defined(linux)
		219	return(regexec(preg, string, 0, 0, 0) == 0);
		220	#else
197	char dummy[1024];	221	char dummy[1024];
198	return(regex(key, string,	222	return(regex(key, string,
199	dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy,	223	dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy,
200	dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy) != 0);	224	dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy, dummy) != 0);
		225	#endif
201	}	226	}
202	#endif	227	#endif
203	}	228	}