There could be other applications/modules that will no longer work because of Apache 2
Is mod_perl 1.99.09 ready to be unmasked for apache2? I also believe that mod_auth_mysql is no longer being developed, but I could be wrong about that. And then do the configuration files stay the same or are there massive changes with that also? With the new mpm modules, there will no doubt be changes to the config. Can I select the perchild MPM for apache 2? This is the only real advantage I see in Apache 2 which would allow items like PHP to run as a different user than Apache, There are probably more reasons on why NOT to do this with apache. I would rather see apache 2.0 ebuild renamed to apache2 , so if we wanted to use apache 2.0 we could, than make a mistake like this. Emerge apache2 instead of just apache As for MySQL 4.0, this wont be a big deal, just re-emerge anything that depends on MySQL and that's about it. > -----Original Message----- > From: gabriel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 6:47 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] **HEADS UP** Apache2 + MySQL4 > moving to stable status > > > On July 8, 2003 11:12 pm, Donny Davies wrote: > > In the case of Apache2, be aware that several of what *were* > > third-party DSO modules, are now included with Apache itself. This > > means that you don't need to install mod_gzip, mod_ssl, > mod_auth_ldap, > > mod_dav from /usr/portage/net-www anymore. > > what about mod_auth_mysql? i'm currently using it but had to > compile it > manually (no ebuild at the time). is it included w/ apache2 > or is there a > better alternative? > > > -- > you can't turn away from death, simply because you're afraid > of what might > happen without you. that's not enough. you're not embracing > life, you're > fleeing death. and so you're caught, in between, unable to > go forward or > backward. your friends need what you can be, when you're no > longer afraid. > when you know, who you are, and why you are, and what you > want. when you are > no longer looking for reasons to live, but can simply... be. > - lorien to sheridan, babylon 5 "whatever happened to > mr. garibaldi?" > > > -- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list > > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
