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Fix default mime type! text/plain for unknown extensions is a very bad

idea. Treating unknown files, many of the binary as text can only lead

to suffering.

Set the default config for a debian/ubuntu instalation (as agreed at the OCT)

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Merged the 5.3 branch with HEAD. Look for tags with the pattern

drb-*-20070513

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Added more parameters as they were posted on the AOLserver list.

Ups. no cognovis should be there...

Added check for aolserver 4.5

a config parameter read used a hardwired server name; unhardwired it

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Normalizing string comparison operations into tcl 8.4 operations, enabling byte-code compilation for expressions and many conditionals

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Added ns_limits clause for aolserver 4.5

Updated libthread version. Make sure it works with OS X as well as per http://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=486306

Accidentally committed my config.tcl file to the repository. Please don't shoot me.

Bug stomp: added documentation to acs core procs that had no docs.

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Merged acs-core oacs-5-2 (currently 5.2.3) -> HEAD.

TODO:

1. Bump acs-core package version numbers to 5.3.0d1

2. Would be nice to do a test install, wouldn't it?

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Changed db pool config to keep handles open forever rather than a billion

seconds. A billion seconds from mid-May 2006 is 2038, so folks were

running into the Unix Y2.038K bug a few decades early. That billion number

was originally picked because 0 (keep open forever) didn't work in earlier

versions of AOLserver. Early versions of the Oracle client interface on

Linux used to hang when the handle was closed, thus the need to keep them

open "forever". Turns out it's a good idea anyway if the db library and

the appropriate db driver for AOLserver don't leak memory. Both PG and

Oracle have been well-behaved in this respect, so we just keep the db handles

open indefinitely by default.

backout accidental commit of my config.tcl

change order of arguments to tar; add comment to script about getting free space from partitions with long names (i.e. logical volumes)

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Set maxinput in nsopenssl module as well as nssock.

Unify the maxinput and recvwait parameters between nsopenssl and normal connections.

Added check for libthread library

reverting unintentional changes

Upped to 1.0.2

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Added warning about email configuration.

commit to HEAD of merge of changes on oacs-5-1 branch between tags jcd-merge-5-1-20050111 and jcd-merge-5-1-20050224

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adding comment (from jcdldn in irc) about special case ip 0.0.0.0

adding a security comment to ns_param maxinput since the default value was recently increased by a factor of 10.

Bump up defaults for many Aolserver configuration items based on forums conversation:

http://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=260846

Log the request time as well. See: http://panoptic.com/wiki/aolserver/nslog

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commit to HEAD of merge of changes on oacs-5-1 branch between tags jcd-merge-5-1-20040724 and jcd-merge-5-1-20050111

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took my name out

added link to documentation for second database