Exception hooks are awesome. Quite possibly the best thing since sliced
bread for module developers!
It is difficult to get users to install httpd 2.1, so I would like to
see the exception hooks added to the 2.0 branch. mod_backtrace is very
helpful for catching problems under high load and
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Paul Querna wrote:
Exception hooks are awesome. Quite possibly the best thing since sliced
bread for module developers!
No, I didn't pay Paul to say that :)
It is difficult to get users to install httpd 2.1, so I would like to
see the exception hooks added to the 2.0 branch. mod_backtrace is
Joshua Slive wrote:
On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, Brian Akins wrote:
Location /dynamic-stuff
SetHandler virtual-dynamic-handler
/Location
Alias /normal/stuff/dyn /dynamic-stuff
How would all this affect this situation? IE, we would still need to
know that /normal/stuff/dyn/1/2/test.html became
Joe,
You will probably need more info, but if you have time give it a try and
if you run into problems we could contact greg ames from the ASF.
Thanks,
JJ
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Jean-Jacques Clar wrote: Attached are 2.0.48 numbers on RH AS 2.1 and 3.0. Apache is build with
Who has the right to vote for backport changes,
is it only members or that right also apply to committers?
Thank you,
Jean-Jacques
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On Tue, 10 Feb 2004, Jean-Jacques Clar wrote:
Who has the right to vote for backport changes,
is it only members or that right also apply to committers?
Usually the rule of thumb we go by is that if you have the rights to
modify that file, you're free to do so. In other words, go ahead and
