more visible apache development process
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Hi all,
in order to make the apache development process more smooth and
visible towards users, I have start preparing some unofficial apache
packages for sid and only for people ready to see their apache
installation trashed.
If you want to contribute you can add to your sources.list the following
entry:
deb http://people.debian.org/~fabbione/ ./
I want to underline that these packages are NOT official and highly
experimental (meaning that they can break!). In case of problems with them
do NOT use the Debian Bug Tracking System but report to the mailing list
directly. Bug reports to the BTS will be closed immediatly with minimal
explanation.
Right now it is available 1.3.29.0.1-5pre6.1 that includes again the
suexec pam_limit support that was giving some problems around -1 and
disabled again in -3. For some reason what i was able to figure until now
is that the defaults are too low for certain executions so be flexible
before reporting giving a shot to the parameters in
/etc/apache/suexec.limits
Since I would like to have that support tested better I would be glad if
the people that reported the problems in the first instance can give these
packages a shot and report to me.
Thanks
Fabio
FYI:
apache (1.3.29.0.1-5pre6.1) unstable; urgency=low
- Added (for real this time) mod-perl r->dir_config('foo') patch. Thanks Don.
(Closes: #226131)
- Modified init scripts and postinst to handle in a better way the start
at boot. (Closes: #228355)
- Added link to netcraft.com in the default placeholder and a few lines
in the README.Debian
- Modified init scripts to clean mod-bandwidth/link/ after each stop
(Closes: #229000)
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