On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 5:39 AM, Lars Eilebrecht <l...@apache.org> wrote:
> William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote: > > > Except that in this case, between Lars offer to "ignore" his vote/veto, > and > > the fact that he hasn't responded in 21 months (I also emailed him > directly > > last week to ensure he made note of this thread), he apparently does not > > feel strongly enough to either confirm his veto, or confirm his > willingness > > to be talked out of this veto. Jeff asked for explicit confirmation or > > retraction of this veto on Dec 6th 2006, and Lars had not responded, so > it > > appears we can move ahead as this statement above appeared to be half-way > > retracted veto, and he's unwilling to comment further to either agree > with > > Jim, or explicitly vote -0/distasteful. > > My apologies for not responding earlier, but I was busy moving from > Munich to London last week ... > > As far as I remember, Mads Toftum also voted with a -1. > My -1 hasn't changed as I still feel very strongly about this for reasons > already discussed back in 2006 (and once in 2004 or 2005 when the > same discussion came up). > > Given two -1s and many people voting -0 I'm wondering why we are still > discussing this topic? > Because somebody committed code to disable Server or set it to an arbitrary value... *) ServerTokens now accepts 'Off' which disables sending of Server: header and sets SERVER_SOFTWARE to empty. It also accepts 'Set' which allows the user to specify any string as the Server: name.