On Sun, Aug 13, 2006 at 05:36:33PM +0200, Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:

> That means: somebody did change the code (or the testsuite)
> w/o updating the ChangeLog file. I think I will have to go
> to the mail list archive and check the commit maillist as I
> did not get any emails about what was changed since....

But Zoran, CVS is the master copy of such information, so ask CVS.
The "cvs2cl.pl" script is useful for getting a by-date changelog style
list of all commits:

  http://www.red-bean.com/cvs2cl/

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

    * 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.

(Unfortunately the ancient cvs2cl.pl version 1.2 I'm using tends to
mis-format the the cvs commit messages.)

-- 
Andrew Piskorski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
http://www.piskorski.com/

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