Packages for SuSE Linux 10.1                      Compiled by Volker Kuhlmann
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Use the SUSE 10.0 and SuSE 9.2 packages until I get to recompiling them for SUSE
10.1.
If you would like me to create other packages for you, I will be more than happy
to do so. Please contact me for a quote.


* perl-Mail-Mbox-MessageParser 1.4003
  This version fixes a critical bug which causes grepmail to return all
  messages.

* perl-Geography-Countries
  Needed by perl-IP-Country.

* perl-IP-Country
  Mapping of IP numbers to countries. Can be used by SpamAssassin.
  No other SUSE package exists.

* exiftool, smartmontools, ...
  Newer versions than shipped by SUSE.

* fetchmail
  Newer version than shipped by SUSE, which fixes an annoying bug with SSL
  certificate warnings.

* flpsed
  Interactively place text over an existing postscript or pdf file - very good
  for filling in these pdf forms!

* mutt
  Identical to SuSE's shipped version, except for
  1) A time stamp on mail files is updated when the file was modified by mutt.
  2) When a mail file is modified, chmod o-x is performed on the file, this
     works in with using a umask of 076 with procmail.

* nedit 5.5
  Install the package for SUSE 10.0.

* scriptutils
  This collection of shell scripts helps with everyday tasks, often reducing
  the amount of typing otherwise required when using the standard utilities.
  Included are scripts for finding files, comparing directory trees, generating
  checksums, mastering and writing CDs, downloading URLs listed in special
  files via cron, and a few others.

* spamassassin
  Current version. SUSE is too slow with making those available.

* WordNet
  A lexical reference system. Word forms in WordNet are represented in their
  familiar orthography; word meanings are represented by synonym sets (synset)
  - lists of synonymous word forms that are interchangeable in some context.
  Lexical and semantic relations also included. In short: a pretty good
  dictionary!


* other/providers-NZ.conf
  Not a package, but copying this file to /usr/share/providers/NZ.conf makes a
  bunch of common New Zealand ISPs available in yast when configuring a modem.

* other/sysconffiles-XXX.tar.bz2
  A basic set of additional shell + other configuration files, and some patches
  for a number of programs.