merge the rest

copy trunk/freewrt r3264 into a new branch for making the nfo system
because upgrading the old adk branch would be a hell more work

make them line up nicer

oops

implement some kind of module enumerator, so that all modules can
display their own contents on the index page, as suggested by wbx@
note: this NEEDS the configuration variable!
also fixup the newline issue, rcs ids, etc.

make native buildable again and include missing headers

ok, I officially don't get it.

• http://192.168.1.1/
  works
• http://192.168.1.1/version
  works
• http://192.168.1.1/hello
  crashes instead of delivering hello@hello
• http://192.168.1.1/hello/
  delivers wrong page fwwif@fwwif instead of hello@hello
• http://192.168.1.1/hello/hello
  crashes instead of delivering hello@hello
• http://192.168.1.1/hello/tntnet.jpg
  crashes instead of delivering tntnet.jpg@hello

Any ideas?

add what to determine the versions of the fwwif components

attempt to integrate fwwif into the build, still experimental

css bugfix

adjust CLEANFILES

add RCS IDs

rename to original filename

WIFSTATUS isn't &0xFF

• implement “fwcf commit”
• nuke superfluous “.htm”

user presumably wants fwcf commit in the wif

implement actually working password change code (without fwcf commit). Yay!

the inevitable ☺

another required part of MirBSD libc…

make this usable from c++ out

export md5crypt functions, even to64

sync

make this compile

copy a few functions from MirBSD libc, since wbx@ doesn't
want me to fork'n'exec the unix utilities, rather do it inline

• quell a warning
• strip stuff

woah, make this work. black magic, eh?
I don't know what exactly it was, but it works like this…

remove -lm, suggestion by tommi@, still no work

use -fPIC, from tommi@

a few more needed flags for uClibc++ *yuck*

for now, localhost only

fix gnu make

fix crossbuild

try to make this buildable someplace else too, and for the cross target
(which is nokernel-i386 at the moment, so that I can test stuff)

fix © of the logo, as far as wbx@ can track it back

FreeWRT WebInterFace – work in progress, don't laugh, and I'm forced to do this