Sorry for the flurry of JIRA emails on the list, but I have been doing some housework and drawn a line in the sand in respect of what I see as the remaining tasks that
should be attempted for mod_python 3.3. These are:

MODPYTHON-109 Signal handler calling Py_Finalize() when child processes being killed.
MODPYTHON-127 Use namespace for mod_python PythonOption settings.
MODPYTHON-159 multiline headers in multipart/form not handled
MODPYTHON-128 Have assigning req.filename automatically update req.finfo.
MODPYTHON-182 Memory leak in request readline()
MODPYTHON-180 publisher wrongly generating warning that there is 'nothing to publish'
MODPYTHON-93 Improve util.FieldStorage efficiency

You can see the actual details by going to:

  http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MODPYTHON

and click on the link for items scheduled for 3.3. In that list you will also see:

MODPYTHON-63 Handle wildcard in Directory to sys.path transfer
MODPYTHON-104 Allow Python code callouts with mod_include (SSI).
MODPYTHON-143 Implement and integrate a new module importer.

These haven't been marked as resolved yet, but work has been done. Minor tweaks may still need to be done on new importer, plus it may now also be made the default for mod_python 3.3 where wasn't necessarily expecting that to be the case up till now. Documentation for SSI and new importer also need to be done and in the case
of SSI is the only reason it hasn't been marked as resolved.

For those who are interested, please go through all the other open/ reopened items and see if there is anything else you would especially like to see make it into 3.3 and we can have a look at what is involved and see whether we want to attempt to do it or not.

In respect of above, if someone other than the core developers would like to volunteer to come up with an updated patch for MODPYTHON-159 that would be great. Other than that everything else is probably in hand, although some feedback on MODPYTHON-127 in respect to how to nicely migrate from old option naming to new would help.

Thanks in advance.

Graham



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