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They all seem to be 100% green over several successive runs: On all: releases/0.4.14, releases/0.4.15, master head, and also the x86 WHS, and also "Test Win2003_x64": gdiplus:graphicspath gdiplus:region kernel32:mailslot quartz:filtermapper quartz:referenceclock VBox master head vs 0.4.14-release-123-gcc9c2ba https://reactos.org/testman/compare.php?ids=97823,97827 KVM master head vs 0.4.14-release-123-gcc9c2ba https://reactos.org/testman/compare.php?ids=97822,97828 WHS (x86): https://reactos.org/testman/compare.php?ids=97640 Test Win2003_x64: https://reactos.org/testman/compare.php?ids=97952 |
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ReactOS Website Subsystems
This repository contains all subsystems of the ReactOS Website (www.reactos.org). This includes third-party components such as the phpBB forum and MediaWiki Wiki, but also custom developments like GetBuilds, RosLogin, RosWeb, and Testman.
If you are looking for the content of the ReactOS Website, check out the web-content repository.
Folder structure
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resources
Contains additional resources for the subsystems (like graphics templates or SQL schemas). These won't end up on the web server. -
web
Everything in here will end up on the web server, resembling the exact directory structure.-
web/www.reactos.org
The document root of the web server for subsystems. All subfolders in here will be visible to the public through HTTPS URLs. -
web/www.reactos.org_config
Internal config files that also end up on the web server, but will only be available to the subsystems and not through public HTTPS URLs. -
web/www.reactos.org_content
The document root of the web server for Hugo-generated content of the web-content repository. All files and folders in here will be visible to the public through HTTPS URLs.
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Web Server Configuration
The nginx web server of reactos.org is configured to check the URL for the few subfolders of web/www.reactos.org. If one of these folders is requested, it will look inside web/www.reactos.org and enable PHP. For all other requests, the content will be fetched from web/www.reactos.org_content (without any PHP support).