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Apache 1.3.33 Released
harmgsn writes "Following the release of Apache 1.3.32, the Apache Group released Apache 1.3.33 to fix a security flaw in mod_include and in the Content-Length field. The official announcement is available as well as the ChangeLog for the 1.3.x series."
Wow... did you ever here the cliche of a face so ugly it breaks mirrors... that site is so horrendous it breaks apache. Anyway...your huge community doesn't seem to be all that huge... google uses a modified version of apache, slashdot uses apache, sourceforge.net uses apache, and Amazon.com runs apache... as well as many others. If your having hours of downtime a day you must not be all there in your head. Seriously, go download Fedora Core 2, install it, everything will be set up for you... port your code to php or jsp or whatever if your finding it unstable. Coldfusion is hell and way overrated. If your going to use opensource, go completely open source because thats what it was designed with in mind. But judging from your website, you've got a lot more work to do then just getting a server running properly. Ugh... go buy a book or two, one for servers and one for web design. I'm not trying to troll... I just can't believe what this guy said, never in all my years have I had any trouble with Apache, whereas I also admin an IIS server and its *hell*...but it pays the bills:)
Regards,
Steve