Hello
I think you have only to use relativ links:
> I've probably missed something along the way but way back in the olden
days
> of Fossil if you wanted to display a document that was in the
repository you
> put in a link like this:
>
[http://skunkworx.company.com/cgi-bin/Myproj.cgi/doc/tip/Pro
>> I do *not* want to turn Fossil into a general-purpose web server and
>> replacement for Apache. That is not its purpose. We have to draw
the
>> line somewhere, and I propose to draw the line here.
>
>I completely agree. Stick to your knitting, as they say.
>
>Maybe someone who has need for
Sounds great,
I'll give it a try, when the new version can be downloaded.
Unfortunately i don't have a build environment.
Many thanks
Wolfgang
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Hello
It's the same with Firefox 3. I think, the problem is the name of the
cookie, requested by the fossil-server (running in server-mode, i didn't
get it work with IIS/cgi :-( ).
You should always add a repository specific extension(Hash of the
repository path?) to the cookie-name, like mention
Hello again
Here are some more informations about my configuration:
* Server OS: Windows Home Server(Windows 2003 based)
* running two different fossil repositories on ports 8000 and
8001(Fossil version [a3c97c9063] 2010-01-21 20:53:59)
* client OS: XP prof.
* Browser: Firefox 2
If i switch betw
Hello
I'm hosting more than one repository on a single machine. I have to
logon everytime, when i change in my browser from one to another
repository.
Would it be possible to have a Login-Cookie for every repository? I
think the Cookie-name should have a repository-dependend part.
Thanks
Wolfgan
Hi
Attached you'll find a skin, i made - based on the default.
It looks a little bit more like a normal windows program. I added the
timeline-search form to the footer and reorganized the links in the
header.
Best regards
Wolfgang
fossil-skin.conf
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