Replace &url.main; -> http://www.FreeBSD.org
when URLS_ABSOLUTE is set (for release building),
and -> ../../../.. by default (for mirror sites).
Patch was slightly modified by: hrs
Discussed with: des, ceri, hrs, trhodes, simon
- Add some new CVSUP sites in China
- Merge the two South Africa sections into one.
New China CVSUP sites provided by Xin Li <delphij (at) frontfree.net>
on behalf of The FreeBSD Simplified Chinese Project.
scaling model "got confused" and most of messages become unreadable.
Resolve this problem, by spliting of branches diagram into three
diagrams: head, releng3 and releng4. It reduces width usage and gives
us more control over scalling control.
The previous fix only worked in some cases, so back it out and add a
more clean fix. This fix also makes "make clean" work as expected again
for the shared PNG images.
The real problem is the assumption in doc.images.mk that the
${IMAGES_PDF} variable only need to contain images converted to PDF
format and not images which are already in PNG format. We need to list
the PNG images in ${IMAGES_PDF} since they might be in a shared image
directory, and if we don't list them in ${IMAGES_PDF} they will not be
copied to the working directory and will therefor not be found during
build.
Prompted by: phantom
After introduction of shared images concept it was not possible to realize
how images should be put into packages, so built images references were
used. It result up tgz file with lots filename which contained of '..'.
In order to workaround this issue I used temporary directory to install
complete packaging document, then generate PLIST based on content of
temporary directory and create actual package then.
Prodded by: The FreeBSD Russian Documentation Project
doc.docbook.mk includes bsd.subdir.mk via bsd.obj.mk which is responsible
for processing of 'SUBDIR' make variable. But since we are handling
'SUBDIR' here explicitly, doing same thing (second time!) via
bsd.subdir.mk's rules makes no sense and only adds disk IO overhead.
It reduces install recursive calls by factor 4.
for "BODY P". This seems to have no effect within other browsers, but
stops Netscape from displaying images on top of the document text.
PR: docs/48472
Submitted by: Alan Larson <larson@eng.paix.net>
