<TITLE>FreeBSD Hypertext Man Pages: tunefs(8)</TITLE>
they should be in the form
<TITLE>tunefs(8)</TITLE>
When a user has half a dozen tabs open in their browser, the tabs all
read "FreeBSD Hy...". If they read "tunefs(8)" instead, the user
could navigate much more quickly.
submitted by: Carleton Vaughn <keebler@mindspring.com>
characters in the confirmation image.
en/gifs/1.pnm and en/gifs/I.pnm will be safe to remove 45 minutes after
the next web build and not before, so I'll do that tomorrow.
PR: www/69676
- Use a <table> to align data for HTML output similar to the one used by
CVSweb to list directory contents. This helps the eye to pick the
right line to click on when picking PRs to read from a long list.
Approved by: ceri, linimon, simon, silence on -www
CVS, and use this by default. The CVS version is still used if the
local updated version isn't readable. On www.FreeBSD.org this means
that the updated INDEX(-5) found on
http://www.FreeBSD.porg/ports/INDEX(-5) are used.
In essence this mean that this CGI script is actually useful
again since it's not returning out-of-date results.
- Disable the "new ports" HTML since it just doesn't work without
frequent INDEX versions in CVS. The support code for this isn't
removed at this to avoid breaking stuff, but should be removed
later.
Testing opertunity provided by: kuriama
related to querying GNATS together, in order to aid with the upgrade to
GNATS 4.
Switch over dosendpr.cgi and query-pr.cgi to use it.
query-pr-summary.cgi to follow.
This code relies on the netpbm port being installed ; this is
already a dependency of the textproc/docproj port.
This comes courtesy of a collaboration with Eric Anderson
<anderson@centtech.com> who submitted both the idea and the vast
majority of the code to implement it; thank you very much, Eric - this
is a great Christmas present to us and our user community.
