Added a comment retroactively declaring bug #1003 to be a feature.

tually in the root*. This could cause the tests to fail if you had a user folder with any users in it.

Fix symptom: TypeError, unbound method blablah() must be called with Application Manager instance as first argument (got nothing instead) as result of ExtensionClass changes.

expanded docs (and docstring) to help people
avoid user error such as collector #724

rendered in the site error log.

rings, thereby rendering all tree-states undecodeable. Strings are now allowed t
o be unpickled.

Remove Content-Length HTTP header from 304 responses which violates RFC 2616. This was a workaround for a (fixed) apache proxy-cache bug. (Issue #544)

way.  We do more work up front, but this makes the pieces go together
more cleanly in the end since expectations aren't fudged.

empty string, so check_prepare() can't expect factory.prepare() to
change the host on Windows.  This repairs Windows failures in

test_fcgi_factory
test_ftp_factory
test_http_factory
test_icp_factory
test_webdav_source_factory
test_monitor_factory_with_emergency_user
test_monitor_factory_without_emergency_user

Unfortunately, it also exposes 2 new Windows failures in

test_http_factory
test_webdav_source_factory

       'sort_on'.

     - PUT would fail if the created object had a __len__ = 0 (eg:
       BTreeFolder2) and fallback to _default_put_factory. Fix by
       checking if the returned object is None instead.

when an 'expires' keyword argument was passed.

avoiding the weird handler calls makes the initialization easier to understand
(and therefore maintain)

debug handlers installed much earlier (before we have any configuration info)
so that very early log messages are not lost.  The debug handler is removed
as soon as we know whether debug mode is disabled, and the startup messages
are flushed to the real log as soon as we have it.

The Zope.Startup.ZopeStarter object makes more sense now as well.

  - Remove fossil tests.

these must be controllable separately

(the tests themselves still aren't being run; we need decent
save/restore behavior from the logging package to do this properly)

later