From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, May 18, 2001 5:46 PM
> Things are also a bit different for APR and APR-util. Those are
> libraries, and an over-riding rule for library developers is "don't break
> backwards compatability". This means that we can continue to move APR and
> APR-util forward, irregardless of the server. If the server wants to
> release, it should go grab the last release of APR and APR-util. If the
> server needs a feature that is in the latest version of APR and APR-util,
> then it either needs to encourage a new release for those products, or it
> needs to wait.
Or to state it simply, httpd builds upon apr(-util), proxy builds upon httpd.
Proxy guys or a omnibudsman-RM needs to release the httpd+proxy(+other modules?)
after httpd-2.0 says 'done'.
Or we roll proxy back into the tree. For today, if we can add-in proxy to a
rollup tarball, that's sufficient.
Bill
