On 11 Oct 2011, at 12:02 AM, Nick Kew wrote:
Following a chat with a fellow developer, the subject of my donating mod_proxy_html to ASF arose again. This would (presumably) sit best as an HTTPD subproject in the manner of mod_ftp, mod_fcgid, etc, so that it doesn't pull in libxml2 as a dependency for httpd.mod_xml2enc, which manages charsets for libxml2-based modules including mod_proxy_html, would also be included in the subproject. I would of course relicense mod_proxy_html at the point where it is donated. The obvious advantage all round is that we get the benefit of Apache infrastructure for collaborative development, including patches such as those my correspondent has worked on, and opening the way for others such as the derived module mod_proxy_content[1] to collaborate more easily rather than fork. Any interest? [1] http://lightyearsoftware.com/2011/02/announcing-mod_proxy_content-1-0/
+1. Regards, Graham --
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