Re: Windows weinies.. :-)

On Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 12:00:56PM -0500, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: >... > I repeat: -1 on ANY filenames with embedded whitespace (or other > special characters) in the APR CVS modules. Agreed. > I will zap these files out of the repository after lunch. +1 Cheers, -g -- Greg Stein, http:/

[PATCH] change apr_bind() API, add apr_get_sockaddr()

The following patch makes the following changes to APR and all callers in the apache-2.0 CVS repository: 1) change apr_bind() to take apr_sockaddr_t as second parameter, for specifying the local socket address to bind to 2) add apr_get_sockaddr() function for retrieving the local or remote

URGENT: FREENIX 01 CALL FOR PARTICIPATION

Please forgive the cross-posting and spam; FREENIX is looking for presenters and the deadline is almost up. URGENT: FREENIX 01 CALL FOR PARTICIPATION The FREENIX track of the 2001 USENIX annual technical conference is still seeking proposals. The deadline is 27 NOVEMBER 2000, which is a little m

Re: [Fwd: A PMC chair.]

"William A. Rowe, Jr." wrote: > > No, scaling back from development is -not- required, although you will > eat up a bit of time with foundation board mtgs, etc, reporting apr's > status (which I'm sure you have no issue with.) : > No, the bigger issue is that the chair shouldn't be the onl

Re: Windows weinies.. :-)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Are you saying that CVS can't handle spaces in the names? Yes. For instance, WinCVS (and possibly all CVS clients on Windows) gets well and truly hosed by this. > However, the docs have been generated like this for a few months > now, and they have been on-line at h

Re: Windows weinies.. :-)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > > > Oh, Ghu.. who's the berk who committed a bunch of files > > to the apr-site module with embedded spaces in the names??? > > > > -1 (that's a veto) on those names.. > > Why? The html files use %20. Because it

Re: Windows weinies.. :-)

On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > someone wrote: > > > > He agrees, btw, but didn't have time at this moment to convolute > > the names appropriately. I'm certain he will undo this soonish. > > Then he shouldn't have frickin' committed them until he *did* have > time. Now fs

Re: Windows weinies.. :-)

someone wrote: > > He agrees, btw, but didn't have time at this moment to convolute > the names appropriately. I'm certain he will undo this soonish. Then he shouldn't have frickin' committed them until he *did* have time. Now fscking in the repository is REQUIRED to get this schlock cleaned up

Re: Windows weinies.. :-)

On Fri, 17 Nov 2000, Rodent of Unusual Size wrote: > Oh, Ghu.. who's the berk who committed a bunch of files > to the apr-site module with embedded spaces in the names??? > > -1 (that's a veto) on those names.. Why? The html files use %20. I can fix this as soon as I have time to work on the S

RE: eek. exports.c (was: Re: cvs commit: ...)

I'm dropping ordinals, period. This is a load time issue, and so insignificant that we shouldn't be bothered - the man hours wasted given that MS does a reasonable job of caching the ordinals... I'm going to strip them without objection from 2.0 in an hour or so. Bill > -Original Messag

Windows weinies.. :-)

Oh, Ghu.. who's the berk who committed a bunch of files to the apr-site module with embedded spaces in the names??? -1 (that's a veto) on those names.. -- #kenP-)} Ken Coar Apache Software Foundation "Apache Server for Dum

Re: [BeOS patch] change the way dependencies are built in APR makefiles

> > No. So, what is the point of defining the same stupid thing > > over and over? > > To keep Greg and Ryan happy, mostly :) I'm happy with the other > changes they proposed, but that one seemed a little short sighted. > But getting back to reality, it is pretty minor to fix later, and it

Re: OK...

On Thu, Nov 16, 2000 at 01:49:33PM -, David Reid wrote: >... > > > 3. Before we can take this further, I guess we need to add the following > > > though... > > > > I'll let others comment on this stuff. I'm much more concerned about > > getting enough IPv6 enabled in APR so we can test it prop

Re: Splitting APR from Apache.

On Thu, Nov 16, 2000 at 03:36:15PM -0800, Brian Behlendorf wrote: > On Thu, 16 Nov 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > [...] > > cvs import apr > > > > This allows us to keep the history for APR with the actual code, which is > > where it belongs. This also allows us keep APR with Apache, which s

Re: Splitting APR from Apache.

On Thu, 16 Nov 2000, Wilfredo Sanchez wrote: > Could Apache HTTPD just use the last stable release of APR? I guess > that ties the release cycles too closely. There has been some discussion of this before, but in general people have said they would rather Apache always had the most up-to-date

Re: Splitting APR from Apache.

Could Apache HTTPD just use the last stable release of APR? I guess that ties the release cycles too closely. If we have to check out APR in the apache-2.0 sources, should we just add an &apr trick in the modules file so CVS does this for you automatically? -Fred Wilfredo Sánchez,

Re: OK...

"David Reid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Just a thought, should we define the socket families as APR values? This > would mean that on a non-v6 platform we could still call create socket with > APR_V6 as a family and we'd just return an error. Don't know if it makes > sense or not... sure...