I can tell you that at least some of the PMC members are on this list.
But I can also tell you that there is essentially no development going
on right now. The PMC is essentially idle, and there aren't any plans to
do anything with regards to improving support for newer MPM's. That
said, the project is open source, and if there are people or companies
out there with the skills and desire to work on those features, things
can get merged, and people can get added to the PMC, or as project
commiters to enable that.
Adam
On 1/28/19 1:30 PM, Russell Lundberg wrote:
As a long-time fan and user of mod_perl, I like so much the way this
conversation is turning.
I also wonder if there is a formal process, perhaps an ASF process,
for coordinating the objectives voiced in this thread with the
resources required to achieve them?
For example, I believe Steve Hay has led mod_perl2 development lately,
versions 2.0.9 and 2.0.10, anyway. Should he be engaged, or if the
leadership of the project has been handed off, whoever has taken
over? Do the project steward(s) follow this mailing list?
I don't mean to get in the way of positive and well-intended progress.
I love mod_perl and only want the best for its future development.
But there might be other development plans in progress with which
coordination would be helpful.
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On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 8:04 AM John Dunlap <j...@lariat.co
<mailto:j...@lariat.co>> wrote:
I will second what Sive is saying. My organization does not have
in-house experience writing C code(our internal skill sets are web
application and database development) but we are potentially
interested in sponsoring some development on mod_perl with the
goal of adding support for mpm_worker and or mpm_event because we
are interested in taking advantage of mod_http2. In addition to
our sponsorship, we could also assist in testing changes and
provided segfaults and debugging/environmental information from
out development and testing environments. Is anyone who is able to
do this kind of development interested in having a conversation
with Sive and myself with respect to sponsoring some development?
On Mon, Jan 28, 2019 at 1:11 AM Sive Lindmark <s...@capestream.se
<mailto:s...@capestream.se>> wrote:
Hi William!
Count on us, my firm can sponsor work as I stated before, and
also contribute setting up test cases and perhaps also do some
coding if we have the knowledge to do whats needed.
My coders are not used to be part of any open source project,
so we can not take any leading roll though.
How could a sponsor model work?
I have followed crypto world for some time now, and they
sometimes set up price for someone thats achieve a goal.
Something we can do here?
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