However, from where I'm sitting there are 3 darn CGI-BINS (one for Apache, one for AWSTATS and one for my web content program Joomla) so which one is it my friends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ģ. I also agree with 'yfasdad' advice that the "path" must be correct and the files must be in the CGI-BIN. The fail safe method is just use Active State Perl. Meaning you better know exactly where your Perl files go. My very strong advice is don't use the Perl Add on! The reason why is that the add on firstly does not create "file association" and it doesn't put Perl in your windows "path". In future we will create TranslatorsWorkflow? in any case.Okay, I finally got Wamp to work with Awstats. Now we don't have TranslatorsWorkflow? (sorry), therefore all translators feel free to update translations as often as needed. Learn more about working with Transifex.Getting started with Transifex from command line.If you want help us with translations - just sign in (or log in) on the Transifex and do it :). We have an account on the Transifex project. It's a short overview of the practical side of our workflow with Git. If you are not familiar with git, you might find our GitGuideLines enlightening. Please also have a look at our WorkingGuideLines before you actually start messing with the ticket system. However, please search before reporting your issues to reduce the amount of work needed to close duplicate reports. If you are going to do this on a regular basis, we'll ask you if you'd like to join us. You are interested in mc and would like to improve it? Cool! Feel free to report bugs (please, use search before), attach your patches to the tickets and review the patches that are already in there. This is our English-speaking jabber room. Mailing list for the users mc (at) lists.midnight-commander (dot) org Mailing list reserved for the ticket and comment notifications only (suitable for use as RSS): Mailing list reserved for the applied commits into master branch only (suitable for use as RSS): Mailing list for the development-related discussions: Mc-devel (at) lists.midnight-commander (dot) org Please use mailing lists for any MC-related discussions. Note: mailing lists on GoogleGroups are set up to read Trac messages only and not an appropriate place to discuss MC bugs and solutions. Please check out the drafts of the documentation project. Currently we are gathering various bits of information which would be later converted to a more suitable format (DocBook. A project is under way to create such a documentation. DocumentationĪt the moment, unfortunately, Midnight Commander lacks a comprehensive set of documentation covering its common features and various best practices. Please take the time to search for an already existing ticket. If you have any issues, suggestions or patches, you can file a new ticket (you should be registered on this site). git clone git://repo.or.cz/midnight-commander.gitĭownload statistics are here: Binary builds.It uses gitweb as the web-interface to Git and can therefore provide some information normally unavailable via Trac Git browser plug-in: We also have an autosyncing Git mirror at repo.or.cz. git clone (for those who are behind a firewall).git clone git:///MidnightCommander/mc.git.In order to check out the repository tree use the following commands: If you are interested in helping with the development please also have a look at our Git repository. The main project repository has been moved from Savannah to a new Git repository hosted on GitHub.ĭevelopment team (active developers only) contributors.Ī list of the latest releases is available here. This site hosts the new home of the Midnight Commander. Midnight Commander is based on versatile text interfaces, such as Ncurses or S-Lang, which allows it to work on a regular console, inside an X Window terminal, over SSH connections and all kinds of remote shells. It's a feature rich full-screen text mode application that allows you to copy, move and delete files and whole directory trees, search for files and run commands in the subshell. GNU Midnight Commander is a visual file manager, licensed under GNU General Public License and therefore qualifies as Free Software. Welcome to the Midnight Commander Development Center Latest release
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