ok, take a look at http://www.hobthross.com/docs/apache2/srcdoc/ and
try out the search now. By default, it will do partial-word matching
e.g. strdup matches apr_strdup, etc, and if you want the exact word
only, you can choose that option.
I'm still futzing around with the stylesheets and layout,
You're talking about Apache hooks? The ap_process_connection() and process_connection hook is not same. Anyway, it is toofast togiveup Apache hook macro^^;
Hook macro is in the APU Hooks' section. Go there and copypaste the macro, then write a simple test code inyour own.
Make use ofGCC's -E
Rachel Willmer wrote:
ok, take a look at http://www.hobthross.com/docs/apache2/srcdoc/ and
try out the search now. By default, it will do partial-word matching
e.g. strdup matches apr_strdup, etc, and if you want the exact word
only, you can choose that option.
Better. Although the search
Hi,
As the Summer Of Code deadline approaches, I'd like to put mod_mbox to
the test in order to fix as many bugs as possible.
If you are willing to help, here follows some useful information :
- mod_mbox offers an AJAX browser (YY.mbox/browser) for dynamic
archive browsing to Javascript
Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
For a disk cache it would be tricky to discern between a cached file
that is half there due to a sudden httpd exit, and a cached file that is
half there because a proxy or CGI backend is blocking.
Exactly. This is why I've avoided this functionality. I don't think
dist/tools/roll.sh currently has;
echo
echo Removing Manual Files.
echo
find $dirname/docs/manual -name \*.xml -print | xargs rm -rf
Which is incompatible with the current layout of docs, but which is the
right way to fix it?
Just remove the rm entirely, or remove all of the
Maxime Petazzoni wrote:
Hi,
As the Summer Of Code deadline approaches, I'd like to put mod_mbox to
the test in order to fix as many bugs as possible.
If you are willing to help, here follows some useful information :
- mod_mbox offers an AJAX browser (YY.mbox/browser) for dynamic
* Colm MacCarthaigh wrote:
dist/tools/roll.sh currently has;
echo
echo Removing Manual Files.
echo
find $dirname/docs/manual -name \*.xml -print | xargs rm -rf
Which is incompatible with the current layout of docs, but which is the
right way to fix it?
Hmm. What's the
Hi,
1) It looks very cool, much nicer than the existing mod_mbox UI.
Thanks, that was the main goal of httpd-mbox-if, I'm happy to hear
that people find the new version nice and good-looking.
2) The way you let the user page through different parts of a given
month is easy to miss. It took
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Brandon Fosdick wrote:
For a month or two now I've been using the cross reference that was
linked from the developer documentation page. Then it went away for
awhile and now its back with some weird crippled version that can't do
wild card searches for identifiers. The source navigation is
Hi Neale.
I'll go through and review the patch today.
I'll try to get it commited in a couple of hours.
Neale Ranns wrote:
Sander,
I put a patch here (http://www.ranns.org/~ndrr/apache2/), it's kinda big
to be emailing to all. There is also a tar ball there of the html files
if anyone would
Maxime Petazzoni wrote:
2) The way you let the user page through different parts of a given
month is easy to miss. It took me a while to notice that the 1 2 3
4 links were up at the top. Adding next and prev links at the
top and bottom would solve that problem.
I've added Previous and Next
--On August 28, 2005 7:26:16 PM +0200 Maxime Petazzoni
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- mod_mbox offers an AJAX browser (YY.mbox/browser) for dynamic
archive browsing to Javascript capable browsers. Still, the AJAX
browser is known to be working only in Gecko-based browser for the
moment.
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