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syncing fork dsheyp/recoll-webui with upstream repository koniu/recoll-webui. #1

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dsheyp and others added 9 commits October 21, 2014 16:38
Internet Explorer needs the expires-attribute to be present in order to make the cookies persistent.
set expires-attribute for cookies
…years)

The initial value was triggering 2038 issues or some platforms (or pure
integer overflows, did not check). Also admit long as param type inside
set_cookie() as there does not seem to be any reason not to.
Changed the value of set_cookie() 'expires' from 3x10**9  3x10**8 (10 years)
Topdirs in recoll.conf starting with ~ wouldn't show in 'Folder' dropdown
because glob.glob() doesn't do tilde expansion. Explicit os.path.expanduser()
added.
@dsheyp dsheyp merged commit e482d6e into dsheyp:master Jul 11, 2016
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medoc92 commented Nov 11, 2022

Hi,

The koniu repo is mostly unmaintained. At some point it may make sense to switch to using my fork, as referenced by koniu#83 (comment)

I am the recoll author and the webui code has been receiving quite a few updates to be more in sync with recoll development and the general state of things.
The koniu version will soon stop working because, for example, it has not been updated for python3, and python2 is really going away.

I'd have maintained the koniu repo with pull requests, but he is very rarely responding, so this has not been possible in practise.

jf

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