Roy T. Fielding wrote:
I think most of the stuff in NOTICE is documentation that belongs in README. The only things we put in NOTICE files are copyright or attribution lines required by the original copyright owners.
OK, thanks -- made a quick edit this morning.
Makefile and .deps should be generated files.
Agreed; I haven't removed .deps yet because the existing build process fails without it. If we're moving into httpd's modules collection, all this stuff can be scrubbed. If we're distributing separately, the module will need a full autoconf implementation. I'm +1 on the former idea as it saves a lot of effort. :-)
We have not done any releases of this code, so we are not responsible for "fixing" releases that might already exist. In any case, a branch can be created at any time by copying a specific revision number; there is no reason to create it before the branch is needed.
True; I just figured this might count as part of dotting all the i's, etc. Happy to skip it if not needed.
Go ahead. It might be worthwhile to create a tag after the whitespace changes (same as a branch but without implying later mods) that we can use for easier functional diffs in the future.
Done and done, I think.
FCGI_ is good. What about docs?
Docs will take some time, as they always do. Ryan's original English docs, which are fairly terse, remain on his fastcgi.coremail.cn site. I think it's probably worth taking the time to write a fresh set and one that covers all the more recent configuration directives. Again, this would be a lot easier to do within the existing httpd doc build framework (even if the docs aren't actually committed until the code migrates too), so I'm inclined to wait for an agreement on whether that's the general plan before diving in. Opinions? Chris. -- GPG Key ID: 366A375B GPG Key Fingerprint: 485E 5041 17E1 E2BB C263 E4DE C8E3 FA36 366A 375B
