Brief description of the package:
UPnP MediaServer with a web user interface
Please read the file "DESCR" for a longer description, or browse the package's history.
This package has a home page at http://mediatomb.cc/.
Please note that this package has a gnu-gpl-v2 license.
The package is located in the "multimedia/mediatomb" directory. The current source version of the package is "mediatomb-0.11.0nb6". For a summary on how to use the package collection, go to the top of the packages tree.
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The following security vulnerabilities are known for multimedia/mediatomb :
This package requires the following package(s) to build: spidermonkey>=1.5 nspr>=4.8.2.5 autoconf213>=2.13 m4>=1.4 perl>=5.0 gmake>=3.81 taglib>=1.0 libtool-base>=1.5.18nb5 sqlite3>=3.0.8 libexif>=0.6.11 ffmpeg>=20090611 libtheora>=1.0alpha3 libvorbis>=1.0.1 libogg>=1.1 pkg-config>=0.19 libogg>=1.1.2nb1 libvorbis>=1.1.0nb1 xvidcore>=1.0.0 x264-devel>=20071218 x264-devel>=20081217 lame>=3.93.1nb2 libtheora>=1.0alpha3nb1 xvidcore>=1.1.0nb1 lame>=3.96.1nb4 yasm>=0.7.2 texi2html>=1.76 bind>=9.2.2 expat>=1.95.7 expat>=1.95.4 curl>=7.12.3 libidn>=0.4.6 libidn>=0.6.1nb1 spidermonkey>=1.5nb8 taglib>=1.3 sqlite3>=3.2.7nb1 libexif>=0.6.13nb1 bind>=9.4.1pl1nb2 expat>=2.0.0nb1 curl>=7.17.1nb1 automake>=1.9 autoconf>=2.62 autoconf>=2.58 .
This package requires the following package(s) to run: spidermonkey>=1.5 nspr>=4.8.2.5 taglib>=1.0 sqlite3>=3.0.8 libexif>=0.6.11 ffmpeg>=20090611 libtheora>=1.0alpha3 libvorbis>=1.0.1 libogg>=1.1 libogg>=1.1.2nb1 libvorbis>=1.1.0nb1 xvidcore>=1.0.0 x264-devel>=20071218 x264-devel>=20081217 lame>=3.93.1nb2 libtheora>=1.0alpha3nb1 xvidcore>=1.1.0nb1 lame>=3.96.1nb4 bind>=9.2.2 expat>=1.95.7 expat>=1.95.4 curl>=7.12.3 libidn>=0.4.6 libidn>=0.6.1nb1 spidermonkey>=1.5nb8 taglib>=1.3 sqlite3>=3.2.7nb1 libexif>=0.6.13nb1 bind>=9.4.1pl1nb2 expat>=2.0.0nb1 curl>=7.17.1nb1 .
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