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[TAG rfc2109-version-0.3.2
Alan-Shields@omrf.ouhsc.edu**20050921193537] [rfc2109: properly handle empty cookie strings (return nil)
Alan-Shields@omrf.ouhsc.edu**20051216220746] 
[rfc2109: allow non-conformant paths, thanks to Richard Newman
Alan Shields <Alan-Shields@omrf.ouhsc.edu>**20060127214239
 Finally allow non-conformant paths. If the corrects-path-p option
 to cookie-string is nil, the library will not coerce the path to
 correctness.
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[Modernise rfc2109 defpackage form.
rich at holygoat dot co uk**20060201070751] 
[Added missing fiveam dependency
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20060507004317] 
[FIX: empty strings are valid cookie values (they were quoted before)
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20060507004523] 
[Added missing fiveam dependency
attila.lendvai@gmail.com*-20060507004317] 
[Disable fasl compilation in the asdf file
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20060626222923
 
 This way we can get rid of the errors arising when rfc2109 is compiled
 with 5am loaded and later loaded from fasl without 5am loaded.
] 
[Created a rfc2109.test system
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20060627135446
 
 Splitting the file into a main/test would have been a bad idea due to the smart
 inlining with the standard's text.
 
 The previous solution to always load the file is also bad for performance.
 
 The hopefully final solution is to create an rfc2109.test system and before loading
 rfc2109.lisp in it rebind *features* and push a symbol (:test) into it. The main
 lisp file #+test for this symbol and defines the tests when it's loaded through
 rfc2109.test.
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[easily strip RFC from rfc2109 for copyright concerns
Alan Shields <patches@alan.shields.name>**20060809195818] 
[prevent error for short cookie strings
marijnh@gmail.com**20060801102905] 
[add a test for the cookie-to-short bug
Alan Shields <patches@alan.shields.name>**20060809201224] 
[rfc2109-version-0.4
Alan Shields <patches@alan.shields.name>**20060809201441] 
[update the changelog
Alan Shields <patches@alan.shields.name>**20060809201515] 
[TAG rfc2109-version-0.4
Alan Shields <patches@alan.shields.name>**20060809201537] 
[Keep the order of cookies as they come
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20060901001540
 
 This is important because if you have two cookies with the same name
 but with different paths then the more specific ones (based on the path)
 must be sooner in the list.
] 
[Call (length "$Version=") at read-time
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20060901001848] 
[Turn off corrects-path-p by default
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20060904095156
 
 So, the situation is this: all the examples in the RFC use quotes around the path part,
 but the syntax description itself does not contain the quotes and IE gets confused by the
 extra (?) quotes, while FF works right with and without them.
 
 I think the entire corrects-path-p should be removed and the tests updated. 
] 
[fix: max-age may be zero
attila.lendvai@gmail.com**20080916223519]