Yaws 1.48 released

Hello,

The version 1.48 of the Yaws high performance web server and applications  
server has been released.

This release contains both bugfixes as well as som minor new features.  
There was also a fairly ugly security hole in the example code which  
describes file uploads found and fixed:

- A Bug in yaws_api:request_url/1 was found by Einar Karttunen. The  
function didn't handle well the case with explicit port numbers in the  
URI. (klacke)

- Fixed the appmod code so that users of yaws_api:setconf/1 doesn't have  
to bother with the cahnge in internal representation of appmods. (klacke)

- Moved phpexe config variable from the sconf to the gconf, it doesn't  
make sence to have different phpexe paths for different virt servers.  
Users with old configs will get a warning when tying to specify a phpexe  
inside a virt server instead of inside the global config area. (klacke)

- New feature called "yssi". Yaws server side include. It's now possible  
to let the out/1 function return a tuple {yssi, PathToYawsFile.yaws"}. The  
new yaws file will be fully expanded, compiled and in general handled as a  
yaws file. This feature can probably be used to build all kinds of  
different cool stuff. (klacke)

- yaws_session_server ttl patch from Rob.Schmersel

- Patch from Fredrik Linder to make it easier to integrate yaws into apps  
that don't use the otp application framework at all.

- As usual updates both to the wiki and the webmail app by (jb)

- Patch from Jocke Grebeno which handles ssi support for ehtml code, not  
just ascii. We can now return {ssi, "@@", file.html, [{"FOO", "bar"},  
{"BAZ", {ehtml, {p, [], "saab"}}}]} and it returns the expected.  
Documented is ssi.yaws.

- Security vulnerability in upload.yaws found by (mbj)

Yaws still offers its amazing performance for dynamic content.

Have fun,

-- 
Mickaël Rémond
  http://www.erlang-projects.org/