fielding    98/10/06 13:46:34

  Modified:    .        STATUS
  Log:
  Remove things done today and increase priority of binary build discussion.
  
  Revision  Changes    Path
  1.503     +44 -55    apache-1.3/STATUS
  
  Index: STATUS
  ===================================================================
  RCS file: /home/cvs/apache-1.3/STATUS,v
  retrieving revision 1.502
  retrieving revision 1.503
  diff -u -r1.502 -r1.503
  --- STATUS    1998/10/05 23:04:28     1.502
  +++ STATUS    1998/10/06 20:46:32     1.503
  @@ -18,6 +18,48 @@
       * need to ensure it compiles properly on win32 before rolling the 
         tarball, and that no last minute changes break it
   
  +    * How should an Apache binary release tarball look?
  +
  +      1. The "old" way where it is just a source release tarball
  +         plus a pre-compiled src/httpd-<gnutriple>. It is created
  +         via the apache-devsite/binbuild.sh script which
  +         - creates the build tree
  +         - creates the src/Configuration file with standard modules
  +         - runs "make"
  +         - renames src/httpd to src/httpd-<gnutriple>
  +         - runs "make clean"
  +         - packs the build tree stuff together
  +         Already known discussion points:
  +         - should src/httpd be renamed or now because a lot
  +           of PRs say they cannot find the httpd :-(
  +         Status: Ralf -0, Ken +0
  +
  +      2. The way other projects release binary tarballs, i.e.
  +         a package containing the installed (binary) files.
  +         It can be created by a script which
  +         - creates the build tree
  +         - runs "./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache \
  +                             --enable-shared=remain \
  +                             --disable-module=auth_db \
  +                             --enable-suexec ..."
  +         - runs "make install root=apache-root"
  +         - packs the stuff together from ./apache-root only!!
  +         Already known discussion points:
  +         - should there be a prefix usr/local/apache in 
  +           the tarball or not?  Some people think
  +           it's useful while others dislike it a lot.
  +      - it doesn't include the source.
  +      - should suexec be prebuilt in a binary tarball?
  +         Status: Ralf +1, Martin +1, Ken -1 (not a veto), Roy -1
  +
  +      3. A source release tarball with three extra directories:
  +            lib: for the shared library object files
  +            bin: for the httpd and support executables
  +            man: for the man files (if desired)
  +         as if the server was installed in those directories.
  +         Status: Roy +1
  +
  +
   Documentation that needs writing:
   
       * Need a document explaining mod_rewrite/"UseCanonicalName off" based
  @@ -47,24 +89,11 @@
        Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
        Status: Ralf +1, Lars +1
   
  -    * Paul's patch to add integrated restart/shutdown signalling (Win32)
  -      This patch make Apache listen on predictable event names to allow
  -      restarts and shutdowns to be initiated. Also adds a new command line
  -      option to send the shutdown or restart signal to the running parent 
  -      process.
  -     Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
  -     Status: Ken +1 (on concept), Lars +1 (on concept), Jim +1 (concept)
  -             Martin +1 (on concept; the restart switches could
  -                        be added to the unix version, too)
  -
   In progress:
    
       * Ken's IndexFormat enhancement to mod_autoindex to allow
         CustomLog-like tailoring of directory listing formats
   
  -    * Roy is working on the 100 Continue problem with calls to
  -      ap_discard_request_body()
  -
   Needs patch:
   
       * Ralf: mod_so doesn't correctly initialise modules. For instance
  @@ -147,45 +176,6 @@
         You can differentiate by comparing the output of `uname -m' with any
         of: alpha bebox macppc newsmips ofppc pica pmax sparc64.
   
  -    * How should an Apache binary release tarball look?
  -      NOTE: This should be resolved before 1.3.3 !!
  -
  -      1. The "old" way where it is just a source release tarball
  -         plus a pre-compiled src/httpd-<gnutriple>. It is created
  -         via the apache-devsite/binbuild.sh script which
  -         - creates the build tree
  -         - creates the src/Configuration file with standard modules
  -         - runs "make"
  -         - renames src/httpd to src/httpd-<gnutriple>
  -         - runs "make clean"
  -         - packs the build tree stuff together
  -         Already known discussion points:
  -         - should src/httpd be renamed or now because a lot
  -           of PRs say they cannot find the httpd :-(
  -         Pros: <gets filled tomorrow>
  -         Cons: <gets filled tomorrow>
  -         Status: Ralf -0, Ken +0
  -
  -      2. The way other projects release binary tarballs, i.e.
  -         a package containing the installed (binary) files.
  -         It can be created by a script which
  -         - creates the build tree
  -         - runs "./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache \
  -                             --enable-shared=remain \
  -                             --disable-module=auth_db \
  -                             --enable-suexec ..."
  -         - runs "make install root=apache-root"
  -         - packs the stuff together from ./apache-root only!!
  -         Already known discussion points:
  -         - should there be a prefix usr/local/apache in 
  -           the tarball or not?  Some people think
  -           it's useful while others dislike it a lot.
  -      - it doesn't include the source.
  -      - should suexec be prebuilt in a binary tarball?
  -         Pros: <gets filled tomorrow>
  -         Cons: <gets filled tomorrow>
  -         Status: Ralf +1, Martin +1, Ken -1 (not a veto)
  -
       * Redefine APACHE_RELEASE. Add another 'bit' to signify whether
         it's a beta or final release. Maybe 'MMNNFFRBB' which means:
           MM: Major release #
  @@ -277,9 +267,8 @@
         gzipped variants of files when both variants exist on the server.
   
       * Roy's HTTP/1.1 Wishlist items:
  -        1) Expect
  -        2) byte range error handling
  -        3) update the Accept-Encoding parser to allow q-values
  +        1) byte range error handling
  +        2) update the Accept-Encoding parser to allow q-values
   
       * use of spawnvp in uncompress_child in mod_mime_magic - doesn't
         use the new child_info structure, is this still safe?  Needs to be 
  
  
  

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