Hi all, Thanks for the support. With +1s from Mario, Steffen and Giovanni and no objection, I've opened the import as a pull request, since httpd is now on Git: https://github.com/apache/httpd/pull/925
It builds in-tree on trunk and 2.4.x, on Linux and Windows. The PR lists a few points to decide, starting with whether to keep mod_fcgid's history. As it's my first PR there, the CI needs a committer's approval to run. Mario or Giovanni, could one of you approve it and review? Thanks, Jamal Le mar. 3 nov. 2026 à 08:42, <[email protected]> a écrit : > > +1 to import in main tree. > Giovanni > > On 10/28/26 8:04 PM, Jamal TANTAOUI wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > mod_fcgid has had no release since 2.3.9 (October 2013). Trunk has > > fixes that never shipped, Windows users run trunk builds from Apache > > Lounge, and Linux distributions carry their own patches. Mario Brandt > > suggested moving it into httpd, next to the other modules, so it gets > > built, released and fixed with httpd. I agree, and I'm offering to do > > the work: > > > > 1. Copy mod_fcgid trunk into httpd trunk as modules/fcgid, with its > > history. It already supports an in-tree build. > > 2. Wire the build (configure and CMake), move the docs into the > > manual, add tests to httpd-tests. > > 3. Bring in reviewed fixes: downstream patches and a few from > > Bugzilla, starting with FcgidWrapper paths containing spaces on > > Windows (PR 51194). > > 4. Propose the backport to 2.4.x once it is stable in trunk. > > > > After that, I'll keep looking after it, since I run mod_fcgid on > > Windows in production. There is no PHP-FPM on Windows, and mod_fcgid > > remains the way to run PHP over FastCGI there. > > > > Is there any objection to the move? If not, how would you like the > > import done: a committer doing the svn copy, then pull requests on > > apache/httpd for the rest? > > > > Best regards, > > Jamal Tantaoui >
