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headers were not sent
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darcs-hash:20051203145501-7ad00-a5c1f52b98fc26772d6585fe9218a3351da39b95.gz
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darcs-hash:20051203133713-7ad00-6c4d3126fb5de8e5396c214b1f6c82f99eca98ae.gz
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darcs-hash:20051021212304-7ad00-f01b3954b6b71ecc9e0cf899ed62bfb33e0c437e.gz
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fetch.php used is_executable() to check for the ImageMagick convert
tool. The function is not available prior PHP 5 for Windows systems.
fetch now only checks if the config variable is set.
darcs-hash:20050922165540-7ad00-f787b5be5c4e9ce4eb31399a1f3ce8dcd1654c60.gz
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This patch allows one to set $conf['im_convert'] to use ImageMagick
instead of PHPs libGD to resize images. convert is more powerful
than libGD - it can resize animated gifs for example.
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darcs-hash:20050827151739-7ad00-fefec363750c18869a9fadacbe8c87328efa260a.gz
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This patch adds nicer URLs for media files (for fetch.php and
detail.php)
!IMPORTANT! Users of rewrite mode 1 need to adjust their .htaccess
See .htaccess.dist for an example
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darcs-hash:20050728184238-93e20-0c838d887fb148de48dd01b34afdf3f150e94765.gz
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This cleans up the directory structure as discussed on the mailning
list. Users should delete their previous _cache directories to
recover diskspace.
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I just learned that PHP does lock it's session objects. This is realy
bad if you have multiple images in a page as each one will call fetch.php
which locks the session, so everything can only be loaded sequentially.
The fix for this is to close the session after using it which is after doing
the auth and the breadcrumbs. I added the needed calls everywhere.
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This patch adds a cache control header to fetch.php. Without
this header media files can't be opened and viewed with third
party programs directly from the IE browser window. For eg.
Acrobat Reader will display an error message after clicking
on a link to a PDF file. Firefox will work without it.
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fetch.php was not fully adapted to the new directory structure - fixed
darcs-hash:20050605130154-7ef76-22d557d49733aaa8d992e767ebfed16c92fb3c76.gz
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This patch changes the directory structure of dokuwiki as suggested
in http://www.freelists.org/archives/dokuwiki/06-2005/msg00045.html
As the changes.log is not managed through darcs you need to move it your
self to the new location in data/changes.log
I think I modified the code at all nessessary places, but I may have
forgotten a few things.
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