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Sites Rejecting Apache 2?
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reports on the low adoption of Apache 2 has caused its producers to advocate freezing development of the open-source Web server until makers of add-in software catch up. Almost six months after the launch of Apache 2, less than one percent of sites use it, due to a lack of suitable third-party modules." I'm not sure where they are getting the freezing Apache development part, more talk about forking for 2.1 right now on the httpd mailing list. The article does have it right though that until there is a reason to upgrade and the modules are in place that adoption is not going to happen. While the cores of both Perl and PHP are thread-safe, the third-party modules are not. This renders one the larger reasons to use Apache 2.0, the threaded http support, useless for applications using either of these application layers. It comes down to the question of whether the third-party module writers are better off supporting what is used or what is new.
Being an american, I am truly sick of hearing about 9/11. CNN 9/11, Foxnews 9/11, BBC 9/11, HBO 9/11 .... aahh!!!! I get the fscking point.
but this is like when people try to get the latest version of Office to do the same damn thing they did with Office 95 the same way they did it with Office 95, which is collecting dust on their shelf. while they run Office XP on their 2.7 gigahertz box running Windows XP doing the same thing at the same speed they did on a 486DX4 100mhz running Win95 and Office 95...which to be honest is one of the things i like about most opensource projects, the fact that they normally strive for compatibility and improvement... ok, enough run-on sentences from me.
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Dammy