Update to 1.1.3.1

ChangeLog:
1.1.3.1 ( from https://github.com/snoyberg/conduit/tree/master/resourcet )
Add back support for exceptions 0.5

## 1.1.3
Provide the `withEx` function to interact nicely with the exceptions package.
Updated devel/hs-resourcet to 1.1.3.1
Update to 2.2.0

Changelog:
# System emulation
## Future incompatible changes
* Three options are using different names on the command line and in configuration file. In particular:
** The "acpi" configuration file section matches command-line option "acpitable";
** The "boot-opts" configuration file section matches command-line option "boot";
** The "smp-opts" configuration file section matches command-line option "smp".

Starting with QEMU xyz.jkl, -readconfig will standardize on the name for the command line option.

## ARM
* Support for loading a device tree even with no -kernel option or when booting ELF images
* Support for input interrupts in the PL061 GPIO controller
* TCG can emulate breakpoints and watchpoints.
* Support for PSCI firmware interface emulating in TCG
** enables clean shutdown from non-kvm guests

## MIPS
* Support for MIPS64 Release 6 emulation.
* Support for MIPS SIMD Architecture emulation.
* Fix for incorrectly handled delay slots in MIPS16 and microMIPS.

## PowerPC
* Mac OS X 10.2, 10.3 and 10.4 guests run with the mac99 machine type.
* Bugfixes and optimization for TCG emulation of PowerPC targets.

### IBM (pSeries)
* Support for the "nmi" monitor command, to enter the kernel debugger.
* Live migration support for NVRAM

### Freescale (BookE)
* Breakpoint support on KVM.
* Support for the e500 platform bus and dynamic instantiation of FreeScale eTSEC devices (-device eTSEC).
* Support for MPC8XXX gpio controller to enable shutdown with 3.19+ Linux guests
## s390
* Enhance support for boot from DASD to handle more formats.
* Support for memory hotplug.
* Support for cpu state handling and migration.
* Support for booting newer kernels under TCG.
* Improved SMP startup and cpu online/offline performance especially for large guests

## SPARC
* Emulation of TCX hardware acceleration (allows X to run under NetBSD and Solaris)
* NetBSD and OpenBSD can now run under qemu-system-sparc64 in -nographic mode

## TriCore
* New target.

## x86
* Support for IOMMU (VT-d) emulation on the Q35 machine type, enabled with "-machine iommu=on".
* Support for specifying drives in short form on the command-line (i.e. using -cdrom, -hda, -drive if=ide) on the Q35 machine type.
* TCG is reported to run QNX.
* All CPUs now work with "-cpu MODEL,enforce", of course as long as TCG or KVM support the CPU's set of features. Previously, a few CPUs included extraneous CPUID flags that cause "-cpu MODEL,enforce" to fail.

## KVM
* More robust live migration of the kvm pv clock
* Support for AVX512

## Xen
* QEMU can now boot a bzImage or multiboot kernel under Xen, using the command line option -kernel.

## Xtensa
* New script for automatic core import from xtensa configuration overlay.

## Device emulation and assignment
* The boot order set for hot-plugged devices will take effect during reboot. In addition, the boot order can be dynamically modified via QOM.

### IDE
* More accurate emulation of AHCI, especially visible with Windows guests.

### SCSI
* Passthrough of vendor-specific commands now works (only with the virtio-scsi HBA).
* Initial support in virtio-scsi for a threaded backend, which is used in the same way as virtio-blk ("-object iothread,id=id" and "-device virtio-scsi-pci,iothread=id"). Note that the code has known thread-safety problems that can lead to QEMU using freed memory. They should not happen in normal use, they can be triggered easily by malicious guests. This option should only be used if you are interested in making relevant parts of QEMU thread safe.
* Support for LSI MegaRAID SAS 2108 HBAs (-device megasas-gen2). Note that booting from this device does not work yet.
* virtio-scsi can now execute Abort Task and Abort Task Set task management functions asynchronously.

### PCI/PCIe
* MSIs are now (correctly) disabled until bus master DMA is enabled for the device.
* Support for ARI forwarding on PCIe root ports.

### USB
* Support for hot-plugging XHCI/EHCI/UHCI controllers (in the case of EHCI/UHCI, only if there are no companion controllers).
* Support for USB 2.0 (high speed) mice and keyboards, complementing the existing support for high speed USB tablets. High speed devices avoid the less efficient UHCI controller, and thus use less CPU on the host.

### VGA
* The default vga device on x86 has been switched from cirrus to stdvga, which works better for most guests. However, Windows XP will not suspend to RAM anymore; the change can be undone with "-vga cirrus" and does not affect PC machine types of versions 2.1 and earlier.

## Character devices
* Support for automatic reconnection of client sockets (e.g. "-chardev socket,host=localhost,port=12345,nowait,reconnect=5").

## GUI
### Monitor
* The "info pcmcia" command was removed. PCMCIA hotplug was never implemented, and thus the command could only return static information.

## Network
* Samba 4.1 is now supported.

## Block devices in system emulation
* The list of functionality now supported in threaded virtio-blk backend is growing: new in 2.2 are resizing of disks, device hot-unplug, the embedded NBD server, and background jobs (backup, stream, mirror, commit).

# Block devices and tools
* QEMU is more resistent against failure of large allocations in the block layer
* Support for Archipelago as a QEMU block backend
* Support for Parallels images larger than 2TB.
* Migration now works when using qcow2 over Ceph.
* Network-based drivers (NBD, libiscsi, etc.) now work on Win32 hosts too.
* Source image cache mode can be set for qemu-img check, convert and rebase
* qemu-nbd has a new --detect-zeroes option.
* Progress report for qemu-img commit and qemu-img amend

# TCG
* In icount mode, it is possible to slow down emulation to match the requested CPU frequency (thus ensuring that the host and guest clocks remain aligned). This is enabled with "-icount N,align=on".
* A new "victim TLB" provides a 5-10% performance improvement.

# Tracing
* QEMU provides a SystemTap script that outputs binary trace data, for use in flight-recorder mode. The resulting traces can be parsed with QEMU's simpletrace.py script (using the --no-header command-line option).

# User-mode emulation
* New option: setting AT_RANDOM auxval with -seed option or QEMU_RAND_SEED env variable
* New system calls supported
** timerfd_create, timerfd_gettime and timerfd_settime
** ioprio_get and ioprio_set
** setns
** unshare
* epoll_pwait has been enabled on ARM
* Signal handling support added for PPC64
* Emulated contents of /proc/self/maps fixed
Updated emulators/qemu to 2.2.0
Unbound 1.5.1

Features:

Patch from Stephane Lapie for ASAHI Net that implements aaaa-filter, added to contrib/aaaa-filter-iterator.patch.

Bug Fixes:

* Fix that CD flag disables DNS64 processing, returning the DNSSEC signed AAAA denial.
* Fix compat/getentropy_win.c check if CryptGenRandom works and no immediate exit on windows.
* Fix crash on multiple thread random usage on systems without arc4random.
* Fix log at high verbosity and memory allocation failure.
* Fix libunbound undefined symbol errors for main.
* Patch from Robert Edmonds to build pyunbound python module differently. No versioninfo, with -shared and without $(LIBS).
* Patch from Robert Edmonds fixes hyphens in unbound-anchor man page.
* Removed 'increased limit open files' log message that is written to console. It is only written on verbosity 4 and higher. This keeps system bootup console cleaner.
* Patch from James Raftery, always print stats for rcodes 0..5.
* [bugzilla: 627 ] Fix SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations return code not properly checked.
* Fix makefile for build from noexec source tree.
* Add include to getentropy_linux.c, fixing debian build.
* [bugzilla: 632 ] Fix that unbound fails to build on AArch64, protects getentropy compat code from calling sysctl if it is has been removed.
* Fix CVE-2014-8602: denial of service by making resolver chase endless series of delegations.

Unbound 1.5.0

Features:

Alot of new features...
(See http://www.unbound.net/download.html)

Bug Fixes:

Alot of bug fixes...
(See http://www.unbound.net/download.html)
+ Sigil-0.8.2, bochs-2.6.7, byacc-20141128, cgicc-3.2.16, digikam-4.5,
  exaile-3.4.1, fox-1.7.50, glu-10.3.3, go-1.4, handbrake-0.10.0,
  libxmp-4.3.1, mawk-1.3.4.20141206, mp3splt-2.6.2, opera-26,
  php-tt-rss-1.15.3, qt5-5.4, wget-1.16.1, wine-devel-1.7.32,
  yacas-1.3.5.
Updated shelldap to version 1.3.0

Full changelog is available here: http://code.martini.nu/shelldap/summary
Updated sysutils/shelldap to 1.3.0
Update to 2.2.0:

Version 2.2.0             (DECEMBER 2014)
  Bugs fixed:
    * The WGF-editor didn't take the new board size in some circumstances
        (introduced with the work on the parser)- repaired
    * play stone was also registered on the invisible part of the board (already
        in 1.02)
    * Splash screen: was too much white - repaired
  Bug or feature?:
    * When the "Apply Tag..." button has the focus, a key pressed sets the tag
        with this first letter, so key "c" or "C" would set "Corner" but if you
        type "cu", the code would set "Corner" AND "Cut"! This is not clean, as
        you would need to delete "Corner", if this isn't wanted. This is an old
        "feature": I found it also in version 1.02
  Further:
    * PathToSettings can now be set by environment variable (path needs to exist
        and be write enabled) - so you can have a 2nd, 3rd etc. profile for
        the same user
    * Environment variable: same goes with toggle stacktrace on for SGF-errors
        and set path to doc (help files)
        --> see SysVariables.txt
    * The same with log level for SGF errors (0-3, default is 1)
        --> see SysVariables.txt
    * Grinder can now recognize the location of the program's .jar file (usually
        it expects the help files in the program's subdirectory "doc" - this was
        a problem, when Grinder was started with a desktop script, which didn't
        cd to Grinder's program folder before)
    * Startup: shortened the display of the scanned path - now it fits better in
        the splash screen
    * Error messages concerning SGF code: they can now show the affected code
        and highlight it (loglevel 2 and 3)
    * DEMO.WGF moved to doc folder (where the help files reside) (Grinder tries
        to find it there, but falls back to load it from the program's folder)
    * File size is now restricted to files with up to ~100kby (default); this
        can be overridden in the settings file or with setting a system variable
        --> see SysVariables.txt
    * Set some system variables to control the behaviour of the program:
        MYGG_DOCPATH, MYGG_SETTINGS, MYGG_LOG_LVL,
        MYGG_SGF_MAX_SZ (and some more)
    * you get a warning, if one of the log files grows too big (default is ~1mby,
        change that in the settings file)
    * I thought, that the price for my works in the parser is more time
        consumption when parsing. I did a small test with ~1000 files, one time
        with GoGrinder 1.14, one time with MyGoGrinder 2.1.1: nothing remarkable!
        both needed around 45 seconds!
    * Portable - use the command line switch -p or -portable to run Grinder with
        sgf and settings in Grinder's program folder: this still needs some
        polishing: switching to the next problem takes too long.
Updated games/MyGoGrinder to 2.2.0
Sanitize path
Add confusing space before target name.
Remove patches whose checksums were removed from distinfo during
last update.
Sort.
Add patch for CVE-2014-9029 from
 https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=CVE-2014-9029
Add upstream patch to fix CVE-2014-8601.
Remove myself as maintainer.
Updated net/powerdns-recursor to 3.3nb5
update jasper for CVE-2014-9029