1. Retrievals should be much faster and put much less load on hub,
particularly for complex searches.
2. URLs for messages are no longer query dependent, so when a message
you have already looked at pops up in a different search, you your
browser history mechanism can recognize it and color the link
appropriately.
3. Messages are potentially cachable; I may have to tweak the
HTTP header to make it really work though.
Make the "$CVSROOT missing" message seem like a temporary error, to
reduce email to webmaster when freefall is down.
Only display Attic button when there's an Attic present
Consolidate style of &cvsroot additions
/usr/local/etc/cvsweb-$cvsroot if exists. The config files
are perl scripts.
This make it possible to define local cvs roots, help messages,
navigation bar and E-Mail addresses without changing the
original cvsweb.cgi script.
to use one script for different cvs trees, e.g.
learn:
cvsweb.cgi?cvsroot=learn
freebsd:
cvsweb.cgi?cvsroot=freebsd
openbsd:
cvsweb.cgi/src/bin/cat/cat.c?cvsroot=openbsd
The default cvs root is `freebsd'.
o search for a port by name or description
o search for new or updated ports
pds.cgi - FreeBSD Ports download sources cgi script
print a list of source files for a port
old location with an "(in the Attic)" notation.
Make queries sticky so that only_on_branch &c can live across directory
traversals.
Learn about file death.
default apache message:
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File Not found
The requested URL /~wosch/test/bla was not found on this server.
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missing_handler.cgi message:
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FreeBSD.org - Document not found
The file
http://www.FreeBSD.org/~wosch/test/bla
does not exist at this server. You are coming from
http://www.freebsd.org/~wosch/test/error.html.
The closest match to your request is http://www.freebsd.org.
Please contact the server administrator wosch@FreeBSD.org.
Thank you very much!
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<footer>
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Print out information about branch points as well as branches.
Don't use user input in regexp's (e.g. turned /^${module}\s+(\S+)/o
into /^(\S+)\s+(\S+)/o && $module eq $1) to avoid "foo.c++"
regex error
Add to safeglob() a little (although it's still not used yet)
stuff after testing it, since I had fixed that bug already. Oops!
- Added "?only_on_branch=RELENG_2_2" (e.g.) support and form to select
- Make diff requests refer to foo.diff so browsers don't tend to overwrite
source files with diff's
- Get rid of content-transfer-encoding: x-gzip since it's not sufficiently
standard
- Parse PR references in log messages
- Add side-by-side as a diff option (?f=s)
- Use &html_header() to get consistent look for error messages
- Make checkout and diff into functions for flexibility
non-existing file or directory, a redirect to exactly the same locations
was issued, instead of an error messages.
Reported by Jan Schreiber <akira@loopback.org>
you can also say things like #RELENG_2_2 or #RELENG_2_1_6_1_RELEASE
Allow specifying a module name, e.g. http://.../cvsweb.cgi/mrouted
will give you a redirect to .../cvsweb.cgi/src/usr.sbin/mrouted
Get bug categories from gnats directly (remove hard coding)
Create project/mailing list definitions and use them.
Make some of the perl code cleaner (my fault for bad original coding styles).
Add sort={lastmod,category,responsible}, category={summary,*} and
fixed up responsible=summary. Also add references to (some of) the
different possible views.
Yes, this is supposed to be a new top level in the repository.
For the moment any changes to this area must be cleared by myself
or Jordan. Once the kinks are worked out, the policy will probably
be relaxed.