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by joesuf4 3y ago
Here's a list of sites who announce mod_apreq2 in their ServerTokens. There are literally thousands of others who do not advertise the version number out of security concerns. https://webtechsurvey.com/technology/m
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by joesuf4 3y ago
FYI: https://projects.apache.org/committee.html?httpd#:~:text=Joe...
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by joesuf4 3y ago
Are you involved with the ASF at this point? You certainly are peevish, vapid, and territorial enough to be chair of some dead end project like HTTPd.
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by joesuf4 3y ago
What I would have done differently: 1/ report the Google Fuzz Report to the actual development team, to coordinate and collaborate on a solution. 2/ not take three whacks at a security release just to fix the same vulnerability 3&
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by joesuf4 3y ago
2.17 was released in Aug 2022. Here's the changes file: https://httpd.apache.org/apreq/docs/libapreq2/apreq_changes.... Here's the bugtraq event about it: https://bugs.debian.org/cg
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by joesuf4 3y ago
As I tell all my longstanding Apache friends, being involved with the foundation was transformational for me. But at the same time, F/OSS has transformed into a loss leader for FAANGM monopolies, which coincides neatly with the timelin
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by joesuf4 3y ago
As of Valentines Day, what existed in svn‘s apreq/trunk is kosher, because I’ve personally vetted it. Nothing else is.
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by joesuf4 3y ago
It’s both. 2.17 was a fraudulent release, the release manager is now Chair of the PMC. As I tell everyone else- don’t trust their releases.
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by joesuf4 3y ago
1/ because I don’t remember exactly how many, 2/ because the record keeping at Apache was so haphazard at the time, half of the places I resigned from left me on the roster anyway (like the HTTPd server project itself).
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by joesuf4 3y ago
How peevish can you guys be?
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by joesuf4 3y ago
You go with that cowboy.
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by joesuf4 3y ago
It depends on whether you have any experience with F/OSS communities. If you don't , then 25 years is irrelevant, so yeah compressing it into 1 paragraph makes it seem petty.
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by joesuf4 3y ago
Apologies if the meaning was unclear, but what it's meant to convey that I resigned ALL of my dozen-or-so positions from the org simultaneously.
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Apache HTTPd Server Developers Considered Harmful
18 points by joesuf4 3y ago|23 comments
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by joesuf4 3y ago
Finally, it's possible for Perl to be configured to do compile time method lookups the way Dylan can for sealed classes. Just as Doug MacEachern intended in https://www.perl.com/pub/2000/06/dougpatch.htm
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Orion GitHub Integration (Was Apache CMS)(youtube.com)
1 points by joesuf4 3y ago|1 comments
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by joesuf4 3y ago
SunStar Systems' Orion SSG + Enterprise Markdown Jamstack Wiki GitHub Integration Demo (Video).
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by joesuf4 3y ago
Crappy UI, Crappy Moderation, Crappy Content. Is it any wonder what will become of this misadventure after the Creative Commons License on all the material allows ChatGPT to consume it all for free?
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by joesuf4 3y ago
Iconoclasts love Orion. It makes site building fun again.