0.14
- Simplified code for authentication and removed one memory allocation
- Increased speed of finding length of URI and splitting GET parameters
- Increased speed of escape replacing in URI
- Doesn't log starting entry when used as inetd
- Cache is correct also if a file is modified and the directory's inode is not affected (Linux only)
- Allows old mechanism with the option --fastcache
- Doesn't rely on envvars to handle virtualhosts
- Much faster decode64 module, with removed iterations
- On Linux, will avoid partial frames
- Refactory of configuration loading, to have faster startup
- CGI scripts are now terminated for sure when they exceed their limit
- Uses C locale, to avoid problems with non-ascii chars
- When using --tar on the root directory, suggests a default filename
- Sends Accept-Ranges header in response, when content-length is known (David Kalnischkies)
- Show "GNU/Linux" only on GNU/Linux systems
- Added an option to print the capabilities of the server (useful for tools like qweborf)
- Multiple instances of qweborf from the same user can operate in the same time
- using pread() instead of emulating it with lseek()
- support for chunked encoding

- qweborf: checks if weborf supports authentication with socket
- qweborf: uses the -B option, for an easier parsing
- qweborf: doesn't crash when using miredo
- qweborf: can use UPnP to open external ports in NAT devices

0.13
- Shows last modified column in directory listing (Rev 419)
- Webdav module can send mimetype
- Bug: fixes denial of service in case of malformed header range (Rev 429)
- Bug: ported fix from 0.12.2
- Faster listing of directories with several hidden files
- PROPFIND now gives %-escaped URIs (Rev 444)
- Improved handling of Connection header in responses
- Sends reason phrase in HTTP response
- Directory listing can be cached on disk
- Can support large files
- Added GiB measure in directory listing
- Ported fix from 0.12.3 (Rev. 465)
- Reduced number of params for functions
- Uses pthread calls for TLS instead of relying on __thread that doesn't work on OsX
- Dav's PROPFIND with different required properties can be cached on disk
- Can send Content-Type
- Can be used with inetd/xinetd
- Fixes crash on invalid request (Rev 492)
- Will no longer terminate on failed accept
- Heavy code refactory
- Webdav method MOVE is now faster on directories
- Support for embedded authentication policy
- Support for If-Range header (Rev 516)
- Migrated to GNU autotools
- Now logs HTTP status code for each request
- Ships qweborf: QT GUI for simple file sharing
- Truncates files on PUT
- Can send directories as tar.gz files

0.12.5
- Fixes DoS occurring with malformed fields in HTTP request

0.12.4
- Fixes DoS occurring on malformed HTTP request, backported from trunk

0.12.3
- Fixes directory traversal vulnerability

0.12.2
- Fixes DoS occurring when wide chars are used in some headers

0.12.1
- Fixes DoS occurring on malformed Range header, backported from trunk

0.12
- Fixed bug: now threads are closed again (Rev 305)
- Using keep-alive with CGI only in case of small pages (Rev 306)
- Reduced maximum size of generated pages (Rev 307)
- Adjusted size of the buffers (Rev 307)
- ETag headers are now sent only if the resource is static (Rev 308)
- "Moved permanently" code is returned instead of "see other" when client requests directory without ending / (Rev 209)
- Added wrapper for CGI python, which replaces the previous one (Rev 312)
- Support for custom CGI formats
- LSB tags added to the init script (Rev 323)
- Support to PUT,DELETE,OPTIONS methods
- Fixed bug: some file descriptors caused thread's termination (Rev 341)
- Added wrapper for executables CGIs
- Stub for webdav
- Implemented MKCOL, COPY, MOVE methods
- Bug: socket were closed randomly on non GET/POST methods
- Bug: tamed buffers do not affect subsequent connections on the same thread
- Daemon is able to start authentication server too, reading about it from weborf.conf (Rev 359)
- Better and more resistant xml parsing of PROPFIND requests (Rev 363)
- Bug: addresses are properly converted into strings (Rev 373)
- CGI does chdir into script's directory (Rev 374)
- Enables logging
- Uses reentrant version of readdir (Rev 381)
- Added more controls on memory allocation
- Bug: buffer size corrected in queue.c
- Logs insufficient memory
- Can compile on OpenSolaris (manual edit of Makefile is needed)
- Edited instance.h to workarond OpenSolaris bug #6775831
- Can use SIGUSR1 to print internal status on stdout
- Edited daemon script to pass the new lintian's test
- Attempt to resolve race-condition by refactoring
- Changed astyle parameters to use the new version
- Sorts content of directories when generating html index
- Bug: replaced unsafe sprintf with snprintf (Rev 415)

0.11
- Support for ETag header
- Support for If-None-Match header. Weborf will not re-send files that are cached into the browser
- Cleaned up some send_header functions
- Fixed bug: malformed range header was able to cause segfault (Rev 251)
- Support for Last-Modified header (Rev 252)
- Introduced optimizations in parsing request and sending an header
- Code refactory to reduce amount of passed parameters
- Will now send connection header if an old client is using keep-alive
- Corrected sending post data to cgi-bin
- Fixed REQUEST_URI header which was broken some revisions ago
- Doesn't send CGI errors and warning to the client anymore
- Shows CGI errors on standard error, but an option in options.h can hide them
- Optimizations in CGI
- Reduced system calls number
- Reduced number of strlen and strstr
- Fixed warnings in manpages

0.10
- Pipe with scripts are now closed
- Support for cgi-php
- Fixed some possibilities of buffer overflow
- Enlarged default head's buffer, necessary for script generated headers
- When the script is terminated for timeout, error 500 is sent to the client
- Fixed error in cgi wrapper that didn't allow to use \r\n\r\n sequence in output
- Compile on MacOsX without needing to edit the code
- Embedded support for cgi
- Support for list of index files
- List of index files changable in weborf.conf
- Refactory of code to send/execute pages and generate dir listing
- Changed default optimizations
- Support for virtualhost
- Support for virtualhost in weborf.conf
- Support for gzip encoding, when supported by client
- Support for enabling/disabling cgi from weborf.conf
- Heavy optimization in finding the end of the header
- Added a buffered reader to reduce the overall amount of read syscalls
- Replaced deprecated inet_ntoa with its replacement inet_ntop
- POST can read binary data, with 0 bytes in the stream
- Correct passing POST data to script. It brokes php since it has a bug, reported as #47825
- Added support to timeout
- Addresses are converted in strings in threads instead of main thread.
- Added manpage for weborf.conf
- Queue does less operations on memory (rev 231)
- Changed authentication from child process to unix socket (rev 232)
- Partial (but enough) support for range headers (rev 235)
- Solved problem which caused 100% cpu usage (Salvo Rinaldi)
- Solved problem which caused partial resending of files
- Removed redoundant conditions to free memory (Angelo Puglisi)

0.9
- Bug: fixed size hadling of NBUFFER
- Reduced standard size of NBUFFER
- Make install installs weborf as a daemon executable by init
- Switch to compile using ipv4 or ipv6
- Memory leak fixed
- Bug: can now handle firefox's post requests
- Bug: no more segmentation fault on post requests issued by squid
- Handles pipelined and not-pipelined requests
- Timeout for scripts (not auth scripts)
- Bug: buffer for requests is now reset after every request
- Increased speed for identify request
- Bug: unsigned value used when signed was needed
- Bug: parameters within HTTP requests are now read correctly
- Changed buffer allocation for string IP addresses in IPv4 mode
- Possibility to use scripts as normal files
- Exit codes now have a meaning (documented in manpage)

0.8
- Improved file listing
- Added support for large files
- Bug: Now authentication works even with spaces within file or directory's names
- Prepared handling for content-lenght
- Bug: POST works again
- Maximum size for POST requests


0.7
- Escape sequences in POST requests are now correctly handled
- Daemon mode added
- Memory leak removed
- Support for Basic authentication
- Parsing program arguments with getopt
- IPv6 support
- Improved file listing
- Changed thread policy: Now the MAXTHREAD number can be reached, because the last group of threads can be smaller
- Some small changes to make it faster
- Improved handling several requests on the same connection. It SHOULD work better now.

0.6
- Added comments
- Improved speed on string operations
- Memory leak corrected in script execution and page sending
- Added control on non http messages
- Reduced the use of mutex during thread creation
- Improved signal handling
- Reduced malloc's total number, this will increase speed
- Uses printf's return value instead of strlen()
- Corrected directory listing. Now doesn't show link to parent if already in parent directory.
- Directory listing doesn't show link to self anymore.
- Cleaned up logging. It will hide many informations by default
- Now threads are aware of client's IP address

0.5
- Bug: active thread's counter was not reduced on thread's termination
- Logs dropped connections due to not enough threads
- Handles escape's sequences in url
- Fixed a warning occurred in amd64 architecture
- Improved list's generation for directories without index
- Bug: directories without the ending / are now listed correctly
- Added stub (not working) for authentication request
- HTTP's request parameters are passed as enviromentals vars to the scripts
- Added experimental support to POST method, and use of enviromental vars

0.4
- Bug: Relative paths can't be used, so the client can't go outside the basedir
- Support for files with spaces in the name
- Bug: Added checks on memory allocation failures, and in this case send an error to the client
- Changed error's sending system
- Threads are detached
- Added a thread to monitor how many free threads there are, to stop some if there are too much
- manpage added
- Added make install, to copy the binary in /usr/local/bin and install manpage
- It is possible to start weborf as root to use a low port number and then change the user

0.3
- Only a few threads are created when started. More are started when there are too few free ones
- Index page is loaded automatically, even when not specified in the URL
- When index file is missing, a list of file is dinamically generated, showing all regular files and directories (FIFO, devices and sockets aren't shown)
- Handles command line parameters