[documentation updates for 0.9
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-New in current CVS version
+New in 0.9
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+  - LispWorks, threaded (from Jochen Schmidt, based on Portable AServe)
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-(Brian Mastenbrook)
+(Brian Mastenbrook, Jochen Schmidt)
+
+* SERVE-EVENT fixes so that non-Araneida fd handlers can be
+  added/removed during request handling.  More than slightly kludgey,
+  and less than entirely thread-safe, but this can be blamed mostly on
+  the nature of serve-event.  (Brian again, and Luis Oliveira)
+
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-See documentation in doc/index.html or at http://araneida.telent.net/
+See documentation in doc/index.html or at http://www.cliki.net/araneida
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-This file is out-of-date in some places, and has never ever been true
-in others.  It exists as a source for me to gut while producing the
-HTML stuff.
+Your first point of call for questions should be the lispweb mailing
+list.  If you mail me (Daniel) directly you may not get a timely
+response, and if you mail me to ask about non-SBCL stuff you won't get
+a useful response either.  I tell you this now not because I'm
+naturally offensive, but because I only use SBCL and I'm basically
+just really badly organised.  For lispweb details, see
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-* Hosts
+ http://www.cliki.net/lispweb
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-Support for HTTP/1.1 virtual hosts (the 'Host:' header) is included.
-The URL that is tried against the export list is computed by combining
-the canonicalised Host: header and the partial URL requested in the
-GET line.  
-
-Hostnames are canonicalised by lowercasing them and removing any
-trailing dot.  If you have further hostname canonicalisation
-requirements (for example you use the server in an intranet
-environment where people can reach "www.foo.com" by typing "www" in
-their browser), then you are stuck.  One approach you might take is to
-export a redirect url for the host "www" that sends the browser to
-"www.foo.com" instead.  If you have any better way to handle clients
-that don't supply FQDNs in the Host: header, please divulge.
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-#+(or sb-thread allegro armedbear openmcl)
+#+(or sb-thread allegro armedbear openmcl lispworks)
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-  :version "0.85"
+  :version "0.9"
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-                                #+clisp "compat-clisp"))
+                                #+clisp "compat-clisp"
+                                #+lispworks "compat-lispworks"))
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+<p>There are many (or at any rate, several), and I no longer know
+where all of them are.  If you're doing something interesting with
+Araneida and would like to be featured in this list, please feel free
+to send a patch.
+
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-on the <a href="http://alu.cliki.net/">ALU Wiki</a>
+on the <a href="http://alu.cliki.net/">ALU Wiki</a> and any other wiki
+you might find in the cliki.net domain.
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-<li> <a href="http://web.metacircles.com/">metacircles</a>, CL and SBCL
-support and consultancy.  cirCLe development
+<li> <a href="http://ww.telent.net/">ww.telent.net</a>: Daniel Barlow's
+blog and vanity site
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-<li> <a href="http://araneida.telent.net/">araneida.telent.net</a>, in
-best  ``eat own dog-food'' tradition
-
-<li><a href="http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/emacs-lisp">The OSU Emacs
-Lisp Archive</a> - Search for a string, and then follow the link to
-the source code at the bottom.</li>
+<li> <a href="http://paste.lisp.org/">lisppaste</a> :a pastebot /
+pastebin / nopaste service with syntax highlighting, XML-RPC support,
+annotations, and more.
}