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Apache 2.0.36 Hits the Mirrors

Posted by krow on from the lightening-strikes-twice dept.

Aaron writes "This is the second production quality 2.0 release from the Apache HTTPD Project sporting many bug fixes and improvements. In case you missed it the first time, Apache now supports many new features, including native support for Win32, BeOS, and Netware, in addition to traditional Unix platforms (Hint: we support Darwin). Download it directly or from a mirror."

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  1. win32 junctions work! by darkwhite · · Score: 2

    Yay! finally.

    This was the one show-stopper for me. I tried more than once to switch from 1.3 and was able to fix everything but this. Now I'm all set.

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  2. Re:mod_perl by Evil+Attraction · · Score: 2, Informative

    No, mod_perl 2.0 isn't done yet. It's still under development, and there have been users who's been able to compile it under Win32 and UNIX platforms.

    More information can be found at http://perl.apache.org/, which includes links to mailinglist archives with some interesting info.

    As for ./, they seem to be running Apache 2.0 on some of the support servers (ie. servers that don't server dynamic content). Me, on the other hand, still prefer TUX to do this static content job.

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  3. Re:php support by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 3, Informative

    A lot of work has gone in to the PHP apache2filter recently, and in the soon-to-be-released 4.2.1 it is looking much better. Please give that version a try and report any bugs you find.

  4. awwww....sniff...sniff by msouth · · Score: 2
    patchlevel 36...the memories.


    (Search for 36 on this site if you have no idea what I'm talking about. You'll probably be even sorrier after that, but, oh well.)

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  5. Funny.. by Havokmon · · Score: 2
    The first 2.0 Apache build that I will run is the same number as my longest running Linux kernel build..

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