result of <script> end tag by the DSSSL stylesheet was </script\n> to avoid
unnecessary spaces after the tag, most of the www browsers and HTML
processors cannot recognize it as the end of <script>. To workaround this,
($user-html-headers$) now outputs the start and the end tag independently
in each single line.
- Add %html-header-script% to control if <script> is included in <head>.
- Add html.header.script.google knob for SGML and XML documents in non-DocBook
DTD. %html.header.script.google; and $html.header.script.google.
- Add WWWFREEBSDORG make(1) knob to control the <script> inclusion. Note that
<script> is disabled temporarily.
Discussed with: gjb and core
Tested by: gjb
specification supports expand-tabs: characteristics in paragraph flow objects,
printable format backends in our DSSSL processors (Jade or OpenJade) do not
support it.
The committed code expands a literal tab character into literal spaces with
length of %default-tab-spacing%. In the position calculation, it assumes all
of characters have a fixed width and the number of characters in a node list
can be obtained by (string-length (data nl)). Note that this can be false
especially when different font sizes are used.
Tested by: wblock
Update the mirrors for Switzerland:
- both http mirrors support IPv4 and IPv6.
- ftp2.ch does not exist (remove it)
Requested by: Fabian wenk (fabian ett wenks dott ch)
and provide links to STYLE.MAKEFILE(5).
PR: docs/160696
Submitted by: radiomlodychbandytow at o2 dot pl
Discussed on: freebsd-doc
^M removal help by: gjb
A detailed introduction to the problem is given, as well as examples
for setting up DNSSEC with BIND and further readings are included.
A big thank you to Niclas Zeising for the writeup and others who provided
feedback and corrections/additions.
PR: docs/157245
Submitted by: Niclas Zeising (niclas dot zeising at gmail dot com)
Additions by: Benjamin Kaduk, Warren Block, dougb@
Some Austrian mirrors will be taken down soon due to very low activity. So remove them from the mirror list:
- www2.at.FreeBSD.org
- ftp2.at.FreeBSD.org
- cvsup2.at.FreeBSD.org
Additionally note that:
- www.at.FreeBSD.org
- ftp.at.FreeBSD.org
- cvsup.at.FreeBSD.org
should now have a valid/complete valid IPv6 entry/configuration.
Information provided by: Alfred Nagl (nagl ett wu dott ac dott at)
