[webstack-discuss] Apache 2.4

2008-12-16 Thread Jyri Virkki
Igor Galic wrote: > > > Those are only a few of the examples, I hope they clarify in which > direction I was heading. [Sorry, snipped examples for brevity, if reading via archived check previous post for details.] The important bit is that the OpenSolaris Web Stack project does not fork the upst

[webstack-discuss] Apache 2.4

2008-12-15 Thread Nick Kew
(Ouch, this bounced; retrying) Igor Galic wrote: > Those are only a few of the examples, I hope they clarify in which direction > I was heading. You have some points that make good sense. But ... Most of this comes from upstream. It makes sense for Sun to stick as close as possible to how up

[webstack-discuss] Apache 2.4

2008-12-12 Thread Igor Galic
> While better out-of-the-box behavior and defaults is > an ongoing > improvement process, if you have concrete examples to > share that would > be helpful as well. Here is a wonderful example summing up pretty much waht's wrong: Options FollowSymLinks AllowOverride None Order deny,al

[webstack-discuss] Apache 2.4

2008-12-11 Thread Jyri Virkki
Igor Galic wrote: > > I'm using, as niq suggested, this place to form my confused thoughts > to incoherent babbling, before considering to put it on the public > mailing ist. This is a public mailing list ;-) > The (wish?) list of modules you have included is quite complete, and > leaves hardly a

[webstack-discuss] Apache 2.4

2008-12-11 Thread Igor Galic
I'm using, as niq suggested, this place to form my confused thoughts to incoherent babbling, before considering to put it on the public mailing ist. The (wish?) list of modules you have included is quite complete, and leaves hardly anything to be desired on that end. What I am missing however a

[webstack-discuss] Apache 2.4

2008-12-05 Thread Nick Kew
Following up on yesterday's telecon, we should take note that a release of the HTTPD trunk, to be labelled 2.3.0 and considered the first of a series that will eventually become the next stable release 2.4. This is therefore a good time to review what we'd like to see in a new Apache release. A m