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geoff (2013)

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Journal of geoff (2013)

Monday August 25, 2003
08:37 AM

Apache 2.0.45 left behind

[ #14301 ]
late last week, support for Apache versions older than 2.0.46 was dropped from the development version of mod_perl 2.0. libapreq (which includes the popular Apache::Request) already required 2.0.46, which made that version as good as any to make the break and clean up mod_perl's internals a bit.

so, if you plan on installing the next release of mod_perl 2.0 then you should get busy updating your httpd as well.

and fear not, mod_perl 1.0 still supports many, many different versions of Apache 1.3.

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  • I guess that rules out people who want to run both PHP and mod_perl, as Apache 1.3 is still the recommended Web server for production PHP applications.

    Of course, this won't affect the large majority of developers who feel the need to choose a side in some sort of imaginary war. :-)

    • Re:PHP (Score:3, Informative)

      by merlyn (47)
      mod_perl works fine on Apache 1.3, and that's still the version recommended for production servers anyway.
      --
      • Randal L. Schwartz
      • Stonehenge

    • Re:PHP (Score:2, Informative)

      by geoff (2013)
      the move only concerns mod_perl 2.0. mod_perl 1.0 still supports many, many versions of Apache 1.3.

      I'll edit the entry to get rid of the confusion (I hope :)
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