much better ways of doing this in modern web browsers. Furthermore, it
never worked as well as it should have done, as too much of the website is
built around fixed layouts.
It was felt it was best to remove the size switcher from all languages at
once, so that the infrastructure (styleswitcher.js etc.) could be removed
at the same time.
Discussed at: Cambridge DevSummit, August 2012
Discussed on: www@
Approved by: gabor (mentor)
reasonable to maintain the reference, use the archived docs.
5-roadmap
checkpoint
dialup-firewall
diskless-x
euro
formatting-media
hats (content moved to htdocs/internal)
multi-os
storage-devices
vinum
zip-drive
All of these articles can be found here:
http://docs.freebsd.org/doc/9.0-RELEASE/usr/share/doc/freebsd/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/
No objection from: doc@, www@
www.freebsd.org/security/{advisories,patches}/...
from the en_US.ISO8859-1 directory as we do for logos, etc.
The magic is a bit special to avoid having to add each advisory
or errata notice, and their patches and signatures individually.
Factor out the slightly different to bsd.links.mk SYMLINKS
support as well as the "bulk data install" that cannot be
handled by just DATA as (i) the input dir differs, (ii) input
uses a 1 or more level of sub-directories.
This is the second of three steps. The last one will be to link
to these files locally rather than to security.freebsd.org.
Approved by: gabor
- Add my author entity
- Move myself from contributors to committers
- Add my news entry
- Add my PGP public key
Approved by: jhb (co-mentor), grog (co-mentor)
The web build uses WEBGRP and CGIGRP to determine group ownership
during the build phase. When left unset, the default group is 'www'.
The problem is that if $USER is not in group 'www', the build will
fail due to lack of permissions via chgrp(1).
This change sets default values for WEBGRP and CGIGRP to $USER, unless
explicitly set during build time to prevent chgrp(1)-invoked build
failure.
Note: This change has no effect for users currently setting WEBGRP
and CGIGRP, either via command-line or within scripts.
Reviewed by: -www@ (silence)
Add CloudSigma to the list of ISP providers with FreeBSD support. They support the install of native FreeBSD into their cloud.
Requested by: Yoanna Savova <yoanna.savova@cloudsigma.com>