Hi folks, I was contacted about the coming shutdown of the mod_suphp mailing list and the fork of mod_suphp I put on github. It's probably worth explaining my intentions with that fork before the list shuts down completely...
https://github.com/lightsey/mod_suphp This repo tries to perserve all the available history of the mod_suphp codebase up to the v0.7.2 tag. The commit history in the repo includes all of the available subversion commits and the older releases of mod_suphp that are only available as tarballs on the website. The commits that are currently in the master branch after the v0.7.2 tag are intended to merge the various patches cPanel applies to mod_suphp and cleanup the code a bit. My longer term plan is to change the --with-setid-mode configure flag to be a runtime configuration, fix a few unresolved bugs I'm aware of, and create a 0.8.0 release. After that, I plan to look at simplifying the configuration and improving the performance by switching from the separate setuid binary to a persistent privileged process that the Apache module controls. If you know of bugs with the current mod_suphp 0.7.2 or other mod_suphp patches that I've missed, feel free to contact me directly or through github with the details. Aside from my fork, it's also worth pointing out that CloudLinux created a fork called mod_securephp several years ago. Their version is available at https://github.com/cloudlinux/mod_securephp
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