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Not really perfect, as apache-1.3.6 was in pkgsrc for a long time, and is
untested, but should do.
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debugging symbols. "NODEBUG" means, don't try to debug libwww;
the corresponding symbol for arena is ARENA_DEBUG. Still keep
--without-debug by default--it's easy enough to reproduce a coredump
on some particular URL.
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Main reason: IPv6. Changes:
New in version 2.15:
* Use standard isxdigit macro instead of is_hexit routine.
* Portability fix for Debian, which lacks gai_strerror().
* Fix for .htpasswd authorization, broken by 2.14's custom error pages
change.
New in version 2.14:
* Fix to non-local referer code - it was trying to dereference a null
pointer under some circumstances.
* Fix to If-Modified-Since - some leap year problems.
* Rewrote match() - it was using a whole lot of CPU time for patterns
with lots of |'s, such as those used by the new non-local-referer
filtering.
* Fix to host lookup code for -h flag.
* Fix custom error pages to work with 401 Unauthorized.
* Removed unused variable.
New in version 2.13:
* Portability fix for fdwatch on systems with poll() but not select().
* Renamed nph-redirect to redirect, now that thttpd does header parsing.
* Always chdir to / after a chroot.
* Some minor de-linting changes.
* Revived code that closes stdin/stdout/stderr, after adding a fix in the
CGI code to prevent descriptors from getting screwed up.
* Bugfix for CGI header parsing - if the CGI was sending binary data
(e.g. images), the result could get truncated or corrupted.
* Disallow ".." listing of virtual host directory.
* Revised snprintf portability fix.
* Rearranged the hc initialization so it's all in one place.
* New IPv6 code from KIKUCHI Takahiro.
* New non-local referer filtering code from Craig Leres.
* New custom error pages code from Catalin Ionescu.
New in version 2.12:
* Better heuristic for deciding between select() and poll().
* Added Red Hat RPM spec file.
New in version 2.11:
* Use poll() instead of select() when favorable.
* Do lazy allocation of part of the connection data structure, to save on
memory now that we can have thousands of simultaneous connections.
* Some speed optimizations.
* Add HTTP_HOST to CGI environment.
* Bugfix for rare uninitialized variable.
New in version 2.10:
* Bugfix for CGI header parsing.
* Call setlogin() if it's available.
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on mac68k. Speculatively remove "NOT_FOR_PLATFORM= NetBSD-alpha-*"; needs
to be verified.
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global "arenarc" copied to ${LOCALBASE}/etc, unless it exists already.
- -Fix "fly-by"'s, otherwise known as pop-up help, or "tool-tips".
In particular, disable the the insane heuristic that caused the delay
to increase by one second with each use on systems where setitimer()
has 1s resolution (NetBSD). Prior, it appeared to me that the fly-by's
only worked once or twice, but then never again.
- -Clean up package Makefile.
- -Work all patches to configure into configure.in, and regenerate configure
with "autoconf".
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See <http://www.htdig.org/RELEASE.html> for details.
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distfile. The makefile gets the doc rebuilding wrong, and the documentation
which comes with it is fine.
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While here, fix typo which was causing un-substituted MESSAGE_FILE to
be shown
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than me review the license to download jsdk20 from
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html
and see if there's something better we can do? An ACCEPTABLE_LICENSE= of some
sort maybe?
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SPFC is the Apache.org Server Page Foundation Classes, a collection of
java classes to help servlet's construct HTML and XML documents on-the-fly.
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Apache JSSI parses JHTML files, executes the servlets as specified by the
<SERVLET> tag and replaces those tags with the output of the executed
servlet. The <SERVLET> tag can be seen as the server side equivalent of
the <APPLET> tag.
Note that SSI files for java servlets are called JHTML files in the
apache context while SHTML files are usually for traditional SSI (like
<!--#ECHO -->). This is a bit confusing since in the Java Web Server
(SUN) context SHTML files are used for java servlet SSI files and
JHTML is used for page compiled pages. Java Apache SSI does not support
page compiling.
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Server Pages (ASP) files that run on the Microsoft IIS Web Server into
PHP pages to run on Apache, into the NetBSD packages collection.
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Tomcat so that it works out of the box with our Apache Server config.
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1.) Apache Server 1.3.9 or higher is now needed
2.) Build with the Apache EAPI (--enable-EAPI), now that mod_jserv
supports it. This should make jserv run a little smoother and
saves a truly frightening `Warning: apache may crash' warning
when loading mod_jserv
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