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2018-12-20Grammar changes in docsHeiko Schlittermann (HS12-RIPE)
2018-12-20spelling fixesklemens
2018-09-07Fix broken doc links and http→https where possiblePhil Pennock
I got a cookie-cutter email from folks noting the modssl.org doc links were broken and asking us to use their site instead, which was both helpful and a rather heavy page with advertising on it, so not something I want our docs to link to. Fixed the modssl link to point to the correct current Apache docs, since mod_ssl has not been a separate project for … a very long time. Audited every `http:` link in the Spec, replacing with https if available, updating URLs as needed, or trimming deadwood as appropriate. This did edit one license text, but in a way which I believe is reasonable and in the license holder's best interests. * Use comments with a datestamp for any remaining http: URLs, showing when they were last audited * Suggest migrating away from Berkeley DB. * Drop mention of a patched `pam_unix` module which is no longer available. * In revamping the CDB tools links, add my own tools. * Redo the intro text for the mod_ssl stuff (first person voice of PH). * Rescorla's book's online examples appear to be gone; drop mention of them and point to Ristić's more recent book too. * Point to wikipedia list of DNSxL services as an overview, in part because I dropped the reference to the defunct rfc-ignorant.org and there was no good candidate as an exemplar for domain-based lists. * Note that mksd is a candidate for removal from Exim since mks_vir is dead. * Drop LogReport/lire reference (dead/gone and can't find it). * Redo proxy protocol spec-linking text. * Replace FAQ A1701 with text saying "don't do that" (self-signed certs) and just telling people to use a CA instead, pointing strongly to Let's Encrypt. We did nobody any favors with that old text still being present today (it was entirely appropriate when written).
2017-03-24Documentation: replace http by https where possibleHeiko Schlittermann (HS12-RIPE)
I didn't change the schema for external links. This needs further checking if the content of https://… matches the content of http://…
2017-01-18214 spelling fixesJosh Soref
2016-03-30Typo fix.Andreas Metzler
messsage -> message receved -> received Found/reported by Vincent Lefevre in <https://bugs.debian.org/819482>.
2011-06-29Remove obsolete $Cambridge$ CVS revision strings.Tony Finch
I have also de-CVSed the ABOUT files and cleaned up a few introductory comments.
2010-12-21Do not refer to TRUSTED_CONFIG_PREFIX_FILE.Andreas Metzler
Refer to TRUSTED_CONFIG_LIST instead of TRUSTED_CONFIG_PREFIX_FILE in documentation and comments.
2010-12-12Add TRUSTED_CONFIG_PREFIX_FILE optionDavid Woodhouse
(Bug 1044, CVE-2010-4345)
2009-11-05Doc corrections from John Horne. Fixes: #899Nigel Metheringham
2005-05-06(1) New Wish. (2) Typo and tabs in FAQ source.Philip Hazel
2005-02-15Typo in FAQ source.Philip Hazel
2004-11-12(a) Allow an empty sender to be matched against a lookup in an address list.Philip Hazel
Previously the only cases considered were a regular expression, or an empty pattern. (b) Fixed typo in the FAQ ("prefix" should have been "local_part_prefix").
2004-11-12fixed typoNigel Metheringham
2004-10-14Added a small amount of new material to the FAQ source, and updated the oldPhilip Hazel
material to bring it into line with recent changes. Added a few more non-indexable words to the index-building script.
2004-10-12StartPhilip Hazel
2004-10-07StartPhilip Hazel