Derek Simkowiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hello, > I'm using libapreq .31.0 in a C module. I need to use the > Cookie functions to dink with Cookies. > > In particular, I need to be able to deal with the "Port" and > "CommentURL" fields (see RFC2965 for details). Looking at the > ApacheCookie struct, I do not see those fields supported.
They're not supported, yet. libapreq hasn't changed in over 1y, so modern standards are not included. We are working to fix that. It might be a good idea if you subscribed to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list, as your comments are certainly on-topic. > > Is there a more up-to-date version of the library that has support > for these fields? If not, is there someone who would be willing to help > me implement those fields? I'm getting paid to do this, so this has > immediate priority for me. Unfortunately, no. I'm certainly willing to help with this, but if you need to meet a pre-2001 deadline, I'd expect to be paid well for it, too :) > I'm a C coder, so I'd need help getting my changes into the Perl > version of the library. Also, I'd need help getting the documentation > into the proper format. I'm sure we can help with that, just post diffs to the apreq-dev list. > > Any help is greatly appreciated. Is Doug MacEachern > ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) still maintaining this library, or has someone else taken > over yet? > Jim Winstead is the new maintainer. He's working hard on getting a service release out there that fixes all old bugs, but I think he's holding off on new features for the moment. However, posting patches to the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list would be most welcome. One of the expressed goals for apreq is for the library to be useful to _all_ apache-related projects, not just mod_perl related ones. HTH. -- Joe Schaefer
