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   2008-08-25 00:17:08 by Aleksej Saushev | Files touched by this commit (4)
Log message:
Update to YAWS 1.77. Also add DESTDIR support.

   2008-05-26 15:59:43 by Tobias Nygren | Files touched by this commit (77)
Log message:
Fix fallout from pax(1) tool changes in pkgsrc.
   2007-11-29 02:03:35 by Roland Illig | Files touched by this commit (1)
Log message:
find ... -or is not portable enough.
   2007-06-21 15:09:17 by Bartosz Kuźma | Files touched by this commit (1)
Log message:
Change COMMENT.
   2007-06-21 15:00:33 by Bartosz Kuźma | Files touched by this commit (14) | Package removed
Log message:
Update to 1.68.

Changes since 1.63:

Thu Feb 8 16:45:47 CET 2007 version 1.68 
 - Forgot to update configure after the patch to configure.in for
   ubuntu edgy users in 1.67 
 - Patch by Julian Noble to pass auth info over the CGI interface. 
 - Bugfix by Magnus Froberg: binding socket with fd_server now only
   listens to the specified IP address given in #sconf.listen 

Sun Feb 4 16:56:30 CET 2007 version 1.67 
 - Bugfix release 
 - Removed the urlc_total counter - it didn't provide info which was
   worth the price of having it - Also Chris NewCombe reported troubles
   with the counter. (klacke) 
 - Added install of the priv/*.xsd files for the SOAP server (tobbe) 
 - Fixing yaws_api:find_cookie_val/2 which was broken (tobbe) 
 - Made the examples SOAP look prettier. (tobbe) 
 - Adding missing description on call to yaws_soap_srv:setup/2. (tobbe) 
 - patch from Dimitriy Kargapolov for tmpdir handling (klacke) 
 - Bugfix by Fredrik Thulin: The (undocumented) http_uri:parse/1
   return format was changed between Erlang/OTP R11B-1 and R11B-2. (tobbe) 
 - Patch from Fredrik Thulin to make setuid_drv work better under ubuntu
   where gcc with some stack smashing tech is used to build, then we
   cannot use ld, we need to use ggc to greate the shared object. 
 - Appmod didn't work properly. Should be fixed now again !!!!! 
 - RSS The generated content was not valid RSS 2.0 content (tobbe) 
 - added ability to have config files in several files,
   patch from Sergei Golovan. 
 - Added call to callback function: M:F(cookie_expire) which is expected
   to return a proper cookie expire string. If non-existant, the default
   behaviour will prevail, i.e a session bases cookie lifetime. (tobbe) 
 - Extending yaws_api:find_cookie_val/2 to accept an #arg record as
   second argument as well. (tobbe) 
 - tweaked the haXe documentation (yariv) 

Sun Dec 17 20:58:21 CET 2006 version 1.66 
 - Followup to the previous soap release. 
 - Adding entry for the yaws_soap_lib man-page (tobbe) 
 - pam fixes (made pam_wheel/pam_group work) (klacke) 

Tue Dec 12 10:51:18 CET 2006 version 1.66 
 - pam fixes, e.g make pam_group.so/pam_wheel.so work (klacke) 
 - Full SOAP server/client implementation in Yaws 
 - bug found in path handling for yaws_dir by CEAN guys 
 - suppress dead client error msgs (klacke) 
 - shutdown fixes from Danile Luna 
 - added env DOCUMENT_ROOT to cgi env vars Michael FIG 
 - the pathinfo elem in #arg got wrong when appmod was / (klacke) 
 - start_embedded default flags patch by Jason Andersson 
 - Added option for having a module for handling authentication. (jb) 
 - Fix to yapp for starting dependencies, patch from Michael Leonhard 
 - added the client IP address to the #arg record 
 - added config flag 'use_large_ssl_pool = bool()' (klacke) 

Mon Sep 11 19:59:57 CEST 2006 version 1.65 
 - patch by Chris NewCombeto handle PUT method better. 
 - Yapp added. Yaws application (Yapp) handler in yaws/applications/yapp
   directory "Drops" web applications independently of each other into an
   existing server where they get the default
   URL http://servername/application_name/. Yapps are simply Erlang/OTP
   applications with web pages in their priv/docroot directory (default).
   One can also configure private appmods, useful for controller parts
   in MVC like applications. (Mikael Karlsson) 
 - Haxe. Now compatible with the latest version of haXe. (yarivvv) 
 - New support to start Yaws as in embedded mode without having to fiddle
   with the boot script (etnt) 
 - patch from Matthew Reilley to handle new backwards non-compatible
   return value from OTP zlib:deflate/4 
 - patch from anders nygren to handle absolute paths + yssi. 
 - patch from Magnus froberg to get better control over the files generated
   by 'yaws --check'. This is good if one wants to run i.e. xref and dialyzer
   also on all the generated .erl files from the --checker. 
 - empty array bug in json parse found by juhani and fixed by gaspar. 
 - appmod '/' was broken (klacke) 
 - Install, netbsd/yaws.sh: NetBSD support from Kuzma Bartosz. 

Thu Jul 13 13:07:10 CEST 2006 version 1.64 
 - Fixes from Bengt Kleberg to make smtp.erl useful outside the webmail app. 
 - patch by Sergei Golovan which fixed a CGI bug and made yaws_ctl safe. 
 - install patches for macosX by Eric Baur. 
 - Added a haXe remoting adapter with documentation (yarivvv) 
 - made index.php autoload if it exists (klacke) 
 - added debian /etc startup script (klacke)
   2006-08-29 10:18:28 by Bartosz Kuzma | Files touched by this commit (1)
Log message:
share/examples/rc.d/yaws missed in PLIST.
   2006-08-12 10:41:52 by Bartosz Kuzma | Files touched by this commit (1)
Log message:
yaws needs perl.
   2006-08-03 13:13:41 by Bartosz Kuzma | Files touched by this commit (13) | Imported package
Log message:
Yaws is a HTTP high perfomance 1.1 webserver particularly well suited for
dynamic-content webapplications. Two separate modes of operations are
supported:
 * Standalone mode where Yaws runs as a regular webserver daemon.
   This is the default mode.
 * Embedded mode where Yaws runs as an embedded webserver in another
   erlang application.

Yaws is entirely written in Erlang furthermore it is a multithreaded webserver
where one Erlang light weight process is used to handle each client.

The main advantages of yaws compared to other Web technologies are performance
and elegance. The performance comes from the underlying Erlang system and its
ability to handle concurrent processes in an efficent way. Its elegance comes
from Erlang as well. Web applications dont have to be written in ugly adhoc
languages.


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