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  1. 09 Dec, 1999 6 commits
    • Martin Kraemer's avatar
      Cool but dry; · 1623cf4f
      Martin Kraemer authored 
      
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    • Martin Kraemer's avatar
      Language definition to go with czech homepage · f4ec83da
      Martin Kraemer authored 
      
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    • Martin Kraemer's avatar
      Multiple Language Welcome Page - Czech translation (submitted Sep 1999) · b7a9c32d
      Martin Kraemer authored 
      Submitted by: Honza Jirousek <honza@ecn.cz>

The author writes:
 couple notes:

 1) My Netscape Communicator 4.6 for Linux lists Czech language under code
 Czech(cs). I'm not sure what standards rule this, but it's quite likely wrong.
 Since the split of Czechoslovakia into two independent countries about 7 years
 ago, cz is an ISO code for Czech and sk for Slovak. Top level DNS domain cs
 (which caused so much trouble to mail users from computer science departments
 in US universities, who used to cut the domain part of local e-mail addreses
 short (e.g. abc@cs.berkeley.edu-&gt;abc@cs) and were surprised to get messages
 bounced by some Czechoslovakian mail servers) and other uses of the code cs
 should be deprecated by now. I assume, however, that this is of no
 significance to Apache, which handles thye country codes in httpd.conf only.

 2) Note that while Slovak language uses the same character set as Czech and
 while it's a fairly close to Czech, it is not identical and this translation
 will not pass for a Slovak version of the page. Slovak users may likely use
 the language negotiation feature, though, and set the order &quot;sk,cz,en&quot; in
 their browsers.

 3) There are two encoding for non-asci Czech characters. Supposed Internet
 standard is iso-8559-2, but most windows browsers use windows-1250 (and thus
 many Czech web pages are also created in this character set). Most browsers
 (on all platforms) can handle both encodings, but have to be told which one to
 use, as no good &quot;default&quot; can be assumed. One way is to configure Apache to
 send proper character set in HTTP headers (this has to be set locally based on
 website owner's preference), another is to include the character set in a META
 tag. I think the latter would work better for default welcome page and so I
 did in the page I'm sending.

 Honza Jirousek


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    • Martin Kraemer's avatar
      First cut at using the CRLF macro changes of Gil's patch. · 9000ab9e
      Martin Kraemer authored 
      Next step is replacement of all xxx_strictly stuff by xxx
(and renaming the os_toascii_strictly[] table to os_toascii[])


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    • Martin Kraemer's avatar
      Replace all occurrences of "\012\015" by a macro CRLF. This makes · 58e9c4f8
      Martin Kraemer authored 
      the code (somewhat) more readable, and improves the portability
to character sets other than ASCII (e.g., EBCDIC).
This patch results in no functional change whatsoever on ASCII machines,
but allows EBCDIC platforms to live without the ebcdic2ascii_strictly()
kludge.

Submitted by:   Paul Gilmartin <pg@sweng.stortek.com>
Reviewed by:    Jim Jgielski, Martin Kraemer


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    • Ronald Tschalar's avatar
      mod_auth_digest fixes: · 1b9f09a0
      Ronald Tschalar authored 
      - better comparing of request-uri with uri parameter in Authorization
  header
- added a check for a MUST condition in the spec
- fixed SEGV


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