Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On Thu, 2005-01-06 at 13:49 -0800, Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
Actually, I'd have to say the reason to come up with X-Powered-By is
specifically
(well sorta) to get mod_perl advertised no matter what ServerTokens
is set to.
People will be upset if you make it hard to hide which modules are
running. I have met a number of paranoid sysadmins who would blow a
gasket over things like this. I suggest being conservative here.
I can understand the concerns. I am looking for a suggestion that would
put us
on equal footing with what php is doing.
It seems PHP has a flag expose_php that is on by default. So I guess we
could just
do the same:
ModPerlExpose On|Off
And have it default to On as well? Would that accomodate people's
concerns ?
As it's HTTP-specific, I'd rather call it:
ModPerlHTTPExpose On|Off
not to mislead users.
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