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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 36213] - Missing HTML docs (chainsaw, lf5, others), broken link

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------- Additional Comments From carnold@apache.org  2005-08-19 01:07 -------
Chainsaw has been spun out of log4j.  I've changed the link to the non-existant local copy of 
chainsaw.html to http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/chainsaw.html.

critique.html was an ancient critique of JDK 1.4 logging that was referenced from srtw.html.  Since both 
are seriously obsolete, I removed srtw.html.

deepExtension.html, install-chainsaw.html and praise.html were intentionally removed and do not 
appear to be linked from other documents.  If there is a particular reason they need to be present, 
please reply.

I changed the hyperlink to FAQ.html so it will work properly on case-sensitive file-systems.

Not obvious to me while LF5 documentation would disappear, the source is still present in the CVS and 
the build.xml file does not appear to have changed regarding it.  Though a quick read would suggest it 
shouldn't be there even in 1.2.9.


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