The Apache + PHP combination is still an enormous part of the internet, with some 70% of websites reportedly using PHP.
With mod_fcgid the defacto module for interfacing Apache to PHP, it would make sense to me that it should be maintained as part of the standard development framework, alongside the range of other modules. Jamal has stepped up to the task, and is willing to support this integration effort, so although I have no real influence per se, I fully support his endeavours. Regards Pete On 2026/11/03 13:26:08 Joe Orton via dev wrote: > On Tue, Nov 03, 2026 at 12:38:26PM -0000, Steffen Land via dev wrote: > > I think there is enough interest. > > > > Why not release the trunk version ? > > That is asked here a few times with no response. > > When released the interest should grow. > > You can release the trunk version as a new release any time you want > with majority approval from PMC members, that is exactly what being on > the PMC gives you power to do. > > > There are more modules in httpd with no activity for several years. > > Are they kind of death too ? > > It would be better to explicitly declare mod_ftp EOL/unsupported as > well, yes. > > Regards, Joe >
