Le Dimanche 8 Janvier 2006 05:55, Brian Sniffen a écrit : > The thttpd web server provides a script name that matches everything > between the hostname and the query string---so for the darcs > repository, it would claim something like ./darcs.cgi/darcs/ > > Needless to say, this doesn't work---someone complained about it on > darcs-users in mid-2005, but gave up on using thttpd and switched > to a different web server. > > This is all that's necessary to get darcs.cgi to work on web servers > with liberal interpretations of the standard, like thttpd:
I have also two patch (still in my home) about bug, it refer to ~ in url when the cgi is located into ~/public_html for example. I will submit ASAP. But to be honest, the current seems to me ugly: external call to xsltproc, unfinished interface, etc... There is allready very good implementation of web viewer (darcsweb for example) which works very fine. Should we really continue to maintain it ? Else I would prefer to completly rewrite it. My 2 cents.
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