> Seems that everyone is killing his brains out, but we still have only > 6500 upgrades from 1.3.x. One of them is the guy from Germany that is > running 2.0.18 for more than a year. sure; and this will probably never change till the Apache2 APIs become somewhat more stabilized. What I mean is that in the past half year the APIs changed so rapidly that it was nearly impossible to distribute binaries of 3rd-party modules. Not only that recompilation was required, also patches were required; and most of the 3rd-party module authors are not willing to maintain and change their code for every Apache2 release; and sometimes the APIs changed 2 or 3 times even within one dev release... in addition if you missed some posts of this list for some days you problably dont know what has been changed; and I have made more than once diffs of a module from Apache2 sources between the last release and the current one to get an idea of what has changed and what patches are required; or am I missing some docu about the API changes??
I think this is an important fact which then stops many users from updating to Apache2 because of missing their favorite modules... All platforms which mainly use binary distributions such as Win32 and Netware are affected... Guenter.
