Recent posts to newshttps://sourceforge.net/p/tclhttpd/news/2014-05-24T04:13:02.173000ZRecent posts to newsPrimary home moves to core.tcl.tk/tclhttpd2014-05-24T04:13:02.173000Z2014-05-24T04:13:02.173000ZBrent B. Welchhttps://sourceforge.net/u/welch/https://sourceforge.net754424b5a023a520ce1eae6291c41e33c107c0e3<div class="markdown_content"><p>Folks, active development of TclHttpd has moved to <a href="http://core.tcl.tk/tclhttpd" rel="nofollow">http://core.tcl.tk/tclhttpd</a></p></div>2 patches for CGI in 3.2 release2000-10-26T23:09:18Z2000-10-26T23:09:18ZEckhard Lehmannhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ecky-l/https://sourceforge.net6daaebdb078a65ee9a3200c07da1ad6b1ff90369<div class="markdown_content"><p>There are two patches for the 3.2 release related to CGI.<br />
One is an obvious flaw steming from a change in the way TclHttpd<br />
handles POST data, and is fixed by passing "-readpost 0" to<br />
Url_PrefixInstall when setting up CGI domains. (Hmm - this won't<br />
work for ".cgi" files in regular file domains - sigh).</p>
<p>The second patch is to fix problems where the "cgihits" counter<br />
is being initialized in a strange way. I don't like this because<br />
I don't understand the bug, but it may help you if you are broken.</p></div>TclHttpd 3.2 Released2000-10-24T06:18:02Z2000-10-24T06:18:02ZEckhard Lehmannhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ecky-l/https://sourceforge.net59ca0ecda704d547208da1cfaaee11fc95d5eb67<div class="markdown_content"><p>The TclHttpd 3.2 release is now available. This<br />
marks the move to SourceForge as well as a very<br />
stable point in its development. TclHttpd is a<br />
web server/application server. One goal of the 3.2 release is to let you embed TclHttpd into your<br />
application without modification. (Previous releases<br />
required a small bit of hacking.) There has also<br />
been a bunch of cleanup and bug fixing.</p></div>