Thanks everyone for giving feedback. I summarise this as an overall positive response.
I will start next week on bringing this over as an experimental module. Also make the test cases run on one of our travis instances. Additionally, we need to clarify with ASF and ISRG if this needs some sort of paperwork. Since the ISRG repository uses the Apache license, in my naive world view, this should be quite an informal process. But I do not really know. It would be great, if there is any formality here, for someone else to drive this. I have mixed roles here as the author, contractor for ISRG and httpd pmc member. Joe: any advice? Kind Regards, Stefan > Am 25.11.2021 um 19:43 schrieb Daniel Ferradal <dferra...@apache.org>: > > For me it is a +1, > > I didn´t say anything because I am not knowledgeable enough. > > Stefan, if noone answers it is not because of lack of interest but > probably because you are several steps ahead :) > > El jue, 25 nov 2021 a las 11:26, Greg Stein (<gst...@gmail.com>) escribió: >> >> On Thu, Nov 25, 2021 at 3:42 AM ste...@eissing.org <ste...@eissing.org> >> wrote: >>> ... >>> >>> In its development, the arrival of mod_tls has caused changes in our server >>> core. Not in any way related to Rust itself. But we added the capability to >>> have more than one SSL/TLS provider in our server. So people can use >>> whatever fits best for the parts they need it. >>> >>> Future improvements in this area would be done easiest, if mod_tls is a >>> module in our source base next to mod_ssl. API dependencies are managed >>> better if we release enhanced versions together. I see no benefit for >>> anyone involved in making it a separate Apache httpd subproject. It has a >>> home on github with all its infrastructure. >> >> >> +1 on including mod_tls (or mod_rustls) in our tree as experimental. That is >> *precisely* why we have the experimental label. Historically, the concept of >> "subproject" has been ... suboptimal, to put it nicely. >> >> The changes to the core can/should be made regardless of adoption of this >> module. >> >> Cheers, >> -g >> > > > -- > Daniel Ferradal > HTTPD Project > #httpd help at Libera.Chat
