Hello,
I am interested in volunteering (performing duties of a PMC member) some
of my time/knowledge to keep this project up and running.
Nedzad Hrnjica
ned...@nedzadhrnjica.com
On 2021-03-17 20:40, Sander Striker wrote:
Dear community members,
As projects mature, they will naturally reach
Sounds like mod_perl would benefit from using some CI tools. Looks like ASF
provides some via https://ci.apache.org/?
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-Original Message-
Isnt it interesting to know how many, happy, users modperl has?
Michel
> Op 18 mrt. 2021 om 06:07 heeft Fred Moyer het
> volgende geschreven:
>
> Longer response here.
>
> So I'm happy to be another active PMC member still involved. As
> someone with a growing family, my time is limited,
Hi there,
If it aint broken it doesnt have to be fixed. Our purchase system is running
almost 20 years on modperl and there is no reason for is to stop this. We are
very happy with it. How about that?
Michel Jansen
> Op 18 mrt. 2021 om 17:48 heeft adam.pr...@utoronto.ca het volgende
On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 02:46:19PM -0400, Jim Albert wrote:
> OK... last email on this topic.
> I feel like I'm getting replies like I'm from another planet for
> asking prudent questions.
> If others want to keep their heads in the sand and get a huge
> surprise someday when a Perl update or a
On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 02:46:19PM -0400, Jim Albert wrote:
> OK... last email on this topic.
> I feel like I'm getting replies like I'm from another planet for
> asking prudent questions.
> If others want to keep their heads in the sand and get a huge
> surprise someday when a Perl update or a
OK... last email on this topic.
I feel like I'm getting replies like I'm from another planet for asking
prudent questions.
If others want to keep their heads in the sand and get a huge surprise
someday when a Perl update or a new version of Apache they just
installed breaks mod_perl or there's
Hi there,
If it broken it doesnt have to be fixed. Our purchase system is running almost
20 years on modperl and there is no reason for is to stop this. We are very
happy with it. How about that?
Michel Jansen
> Op 18 mrt. 2021 om 17:48 heeft adam.pr...@utoronto.ca het volgende geschreven:
>
sorry for so much top-posting, but that seems to be the flow in this
forum. I also notice a lack of reply-to header or some other reason that
a reply action is to sender rather than modperl@perl.apache.org... kind
of annoying unless my MX is messing with the forum's headers.
OK... so an
If you go back to Sander's original email, he outlines what will
happen if we can't staff the PMC sufficiently to meet Apache's
guidelines. The project woudl go to the attic[1]. There are lots of
projects in the Attic. Some of them have been forked and continue to
have development done on
On 3/18/2021 10:41 AM, Ruben Safir wrote:
On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 10:37:02AM -0400, Jim Albert wrote:
When mod_perl does come to an end what would an End of Life look like?
maybe we can focus on keeping it maintained... really.
A secure well written project like modperl doesn't need new
I don't think there's any sudden urgency to switch to something else, since
nothing has actually changed about the state of mod_perl. However, if you
do want to migrate to something else, you should look at Plack:
https://metacpan.org/pod/Plack
Plack is not a drop-in replacement for mod_perl, but
The problem is I don't think there is mod_perl is quite a unique infrastructure
- across all language I believe! I don't think any other language/framework
gives you this level of flexibility.
Most frameworks just concentrate on the request phase and shoe horn everything
in there - so you
On Thu, Mar 18, 2021 at 10:37:02AM -0400, Jim Albert wrote:
> When mod_perl does come to an end what would an End of Life look like?
maybe we can focus on keeping it maintained... really.
A secure well written project like modperl doesn't need new features and
people destroying its API. It
When mod_perl does come to an end what would an End of Life look like?
I'm told mod_perl is an Apache Software Foundation project. Do Apache
Software Foundation projects have a structured life cycle or do some
just suddenly disappear with no warning given various situations that
result in the
On Wed, Mar 17, 2021 at 09:50:05PM -0400, Jim Albert wrote:
> Not that I want to be the guy that says it sounds like we'll be
> pulling the mod_perl plug at any time the right scenario arises, but
> is it reasonable to have a discussion here on mod_perl alternatives
> inline with the various means
I am willing, but I am not sure how much expertise I have to the
project. I can code in C and C++ and Perl ,and used modperl for
decades, but I have never got into the guts of it.
On Wed, Mar 17, 2021 at 08:43:25PM -0400, Adam Prime wrote:
> When the roll call was done a month ago it's
On Thu, 18 Mar 2021 at 05:07, Fred Moyer wrote:
>
> Longer response here.
>
> So I'm happy to be another active PMC member still involved. As
> someone with a growing family, my time is limited, but not too much to
> review and lend a +1 or feedback. I think that may be the case for a
> few of
Jim, mod_perl, while a module, is it's own Top Level Project at the
Apache Software Foundation. So the Project Management Committee (PMC)
of the mod_perl project determines how things go. For other modules that
aren't their own project, they fall under the Apache HTTPD PMC's domain.
Right
Thanks for the thorough response, Fred.
At some point before mod_perl stops having any development support would
you expect an End Of Life announcement with reasonable advanced notice?
I haven't followed discussion or announcements on other Apache modules
to know how modules normally reach
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