El Mon, 13-02-2006 a las 19:53 +0000, Alvaro Lopez Ortega escribió: > http://alobbs.com/tmp/cherokee-0.4.31b8.tar.gz
Next version is gonna be a huge milestone. Cheers everyone! Of course it's a long long way to the top if we wanna rock'n'roll ;) That just made me thing of something: we don't have stable nor development versions right? Just the "latest" (stable?) version and we (as the little community we are) are very keen this days to be running beta code (even alpha or less for other guys) in production environments... I guess this has been a discussion in the past.. but do we've had feedback on what other people think of this and how could it be affecting (or perhaps busting) the adoption of Cherokee? In other front, I've been trying to put a bit of my brain cycles to think about what kind of things could hinder in the near future a large adoption of Cherokee when it gets better known other than code maturity, positioning and plain awareness of it's existence... And perhaps a bit of the answer could be the eventual lack of some modules and functionality that we might now have at the point people is really considering switching to Cherokee: - Some sort of bandwidth usage and bandwidth throttling module for hosting resellers to restrict the amounts and speeds of transfers of their customers - Some sort of virtual host configuration mechanism that doesn't require you to restart the server (e.g. plain files or database) - Some sort of "mod_security" functionality to be able to protect potentially buggy applications from well known attacks by filtering certain patterns - Some sort of "mod_header/mod_expires" functionality that some Apache users might be relying on in certain applications Of course, there might be lots of other desirable functionality but this are the ones I can think of and in fact the results of polling some of my friends and colleagues using Apache. I hope not to be distracting Alvaro and others too much but I guess achieving such cool milestones this days has been some sort of food for thought for some of us people who want to see Cherokee arrive to new heights and specially have a killer webserver solution for the years to come. Oh! And thanks for adding the image.. I'll try to look for one that looks even better ;) Antonio. _______________________________________________ Cherokee mailing list [email protected] http://www.alobbs.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cherokee
