Niclas Hedhman wrote:
P.S. As for the Download, you won't find it. It doesn't exist. I haven't looked into the download.html+download.cgi to see how it is hanging together. It just struck me as very odd that there were an HTML file in there at all.
The CGI script reads and interprets the .html file. The .html file is then expanded (the macros are interpreted and replaced with the mirroring info). So, the HTML file provides the overall content and look and feel while the CGI file is the one actually called.
It works kind of like this:
User browses http://avalon.apache.org/downloads.cgi which invokes the script. The script looks for downloads.html and interprets it.
If you can generate the HTML with the macros embedded correctly, then there is no real problem. Otherwise this is one of those things where you have to edit it by hand.
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