On 13.08.2006, at 18:04, Andrew Piskorski wrote:
Using it shows that between 7/21 and 8/13, there was only one commit
to Naviserver (ignoring its various modules) by anyone other than
"vasiljevic", this one:
2006-08-08 12:07 eide
Ah, Bernd!
* tests/: encoding.test, tclresp.test, test.nscfg,
testserver/modules/testhttp.tcl,
testserver/pages/encoding.iso2iso_adp,
testserver/pages/encoding.iso2utf_adp,
testserver/pages/encoding.iso_adp,
testserver/pages/encoding.utf2iso_adp,
testserver/pages/encoding.utf2utf_adp,
testserver/pages/encoding.utf_adp: *
tests/testserver/pages/encoding.*: Various helper files. *
tests/testserver/modules/testhttp.tcl: nstest_http is now encoding
aware. * tests/test.nscfg: Sections for mimetypes and encodings
added, along with parameters URLCharset, OutputCharset and
HackContentType. * tests/encoding.test: tests for ns_return and
ns_write, changing charsets and verifying URL and ADP encoding. *
tests/tclresp.test: minor modification in tests 3.1 and 4.2 after
change in test.nscfg. Thanks to Michael Lex for writing the
tests.
Thanks for getting this one!
So, whatever this means: "nstest_http is now encoding aware"
it either shows that it is (itself) broken or that our core
code is broken :-(
Bernd, which one of those it is?
Cheers
Zoran
