Hi Dave, no problem with separating out planet, but adding planet-web
just adds 5 seconds to the build time (roughly 2% longer), at least on
my machine, and is good for others looking at the code and for letting
us know if/when a planet-web dependency has fallen out of date and is no
longer ava
Hi, I'd like to implement
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ROL-1229, on at least 5.1
(possibly 5.0.2 as well). Any critical backwards compatibility problems
if I do so? Another alternative is to close this issue as a "Won't
Fix". (As "referer" is an HTTP term:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 6:31 AM, Glen Mazza wrote:
> Hi Dave, no problem with separating out planet, but adding planet-web just
> adds 5 seconds to the build time (roughly 2% longer), at least on my
> machine, and is good for others looking at the code and for letting us know
> if/when a planet-w
I could go either way on this one, so if you want to take action please
decide and go ahead.
However, I don't think we should address this in 5.0.x -- I think we should
only address security issues and critical bugs there and a spelling error
does not feel like a critical bug.
Thanks,
- Dave
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I'll look at the source more thoroughly; we seem to be 50/50 between the
two spellings. The *only* reason why I might want to apply it to 5.0.2
is because this change affects several files and it makes it easier to
backport *other* patches and security fixes when the underlying files
are ident
On Sun, Mar 24, 2013 at 9:51 AM, Glen Mazza wrote:
> I'll look at the source more thoroughly; we seem to be 50/50 between the
> two spellings. The *only* reason why I might want to apply it to 5.0.2 is
> because this change affects several files and it makes it easier to
> backport *other* patch
Part of the origin of the problem is that the HTTP 1.0 Header has the
misspelling. See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_referer for the history. I think I
made an effort long ago to correct it in our codebase where it was not a
direct reference to the header name, but we may have regressed.
