* Chdir to TMPDIR so it works even when the cgi-bin directory is unreadable.
* Let the module/path box appear and work properly when there is
only one repository.
* perltidy -i=8 -t -pt=2 -bt=2 -sbt=2 -ci=4 -noll -sfs -nasc -ce
* MFZ 1.111, but introduce @ForbiddenFiles instead of @DissallowRead
to forbid user to cvs checkout/diff/annotate specified files.
* MFZ 1.112: A couple of trivial fixes.
- MFZ 1.109. Preset the global variable the stores the per file
cvs info to avoid accumulating cruft under modperl.
- Get rid of a potential "uninitialized variable usage" warning.
- MFZ 1.110. But the bug had already been fixed in knu-cvsweb.
- Support "zip" as an additional archiver.
- Clean up URI parser.
- Workaround thttpd's buggy SCRIPT_NAME / PATH_INFO parser.
- Allow downloading a single port/pkgsrc in tarball by default.
- Remove an obsolete notice: CVSWEB_CONFIG is disused.
- One leftover substitution: "cvs" -> $CMD{cvs}.
- Use a fixed-width font in the colored diff view.
- Do closedir() properly.
- Encode colons in file names properly.
- Run "tar cf - ... | gzip -c" rather than "tar zcf - ..." to avoid
tar(1)'s automatic padding of nulls to align with the block size,
which is just garbage for a receiver.
- Have $uname variable to hold the OS implementation name and wrap
FreeBSD or OpenBSD specific features in conditional blocks using
$uname.
- Miscellaneous small fixes.
- Put a text field on each directory view that allows users to jump
directly to an arbitrary module, which can be specified either
by a full module/file path or by a module alias.
- Don't rely on perl's $ENV{PATH} search. Search commands for
itself and specify them by full paths
- Miscellaneous fixes.
The cvsweb WWW CGI script allows remote users to browse a CVS
repository tree via the web. It can display the revision history
of a file, as well as diffs between revisions, and download the
whole file.
