This is yet another wiki clone, written in Ruby. It supports contents
logging with RCS; you can easily checks the difference of each change.
Reviewed by: kuriyama, knu
mounted into an Apache server. Tomcat is a Java servlet and JSP engine.
Apache is the popular webserver.
This port is for Apache 1.3.x.
PR: ports/53146
Submitted by: Andre Sachs <asachs@uunet.co.za>
o Horde requires PHP to be built with XML (for online help) and
gettext (for I18N), and this is not the default.
PR: 53166
Submitted by: maintainer
Prompted by: bento, kris
* A security flaw that would allow malicious
Web pages to change proxy settings was fixed.
* A new feature was added that allows
access to the proxy server to be restricted
based on date/time.
* Files that exceed the maximum buffer size can now
be partially buffered and processed.
PR: 53000
Submitted by: Kirill Ponomarew (MAINTAINER)
The attached patch changes fplogo.gif to createdwFP.gif, and adds a usage
guideline for the Frontpage Logo.
PR: 52541
Submitted by: maintainer
Reminded by: maintainer
Approved by: edwin (mentor)
guideline for the Frontpage Logo.
Updated apache.sh.tmpl to have the default apache_* variables in the script,
instead of in an external file.
PR: 52541
Submitted by: maintainer
Approved by: edwin (mentor)
in the post-install target, make the permission changes in the
do-install target.
Update the pkg-message.* to no longer refer to the libscrypt.* and
libdescrypt.* libraries.
changed pkg-plist to safely remove the share/doc/apache directory, so
that it doesn't get left behind.
Add to fp_install.sh the ability to setup the Frontpage Server
Administration service.
PR: 53030
Submitted by: maintainer
Approved by: edwin (mentor)
This is a port-ification of mod_jk (a JSP connector module)
for Apache 2.x. It is based on the (rather outdated)
www/mod_jk port, which is an older version of mod_jk, and
only works with apache 1.3.
PR: ports/50828
Submitted by: Larry Lansing <lansil@fuzzilicious.fuzzynerd.com>
> apache2...only the filename passed to apxs is different.
You learn everyday something new about Apache, even if it means you
have to admit you were too enthousiastic about getting things udpated.
Submitted by: Alex Dupre <sysadmin@alexdupre.com>
ModSecurity is an open source intrustion detection and
prevention engine for web applications. It operates embedded
into the web server, acting as a powerful umbrella - shielding
web applications from attacks.
WWW: http://www.modsecurity.org/
It supports both Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0.
PR: ports/52937
Submitted by: Alex Dupre <sysadmin@alexdupre.com>
