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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Brian Behlendorf <br...@hyperreal.com> on 1995/06/08 19:57:11 UTC
Re: access_count (fwd)
Here's mail from the guy who wrote access_count which is used on the
Apache pages, and we had talked about embedding into Apache as a new CGI
variable/SSI option. I like the idea, but I'm thinking now I'd rather
have the access times stored as a DBM file instead of flat file so it
could scalably be used across the board, and to put it in apache it'd
have to be rewritten anyways. What do thers think?
Brian
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Date: Thu, 8 Jun 1995 10:15:57 -0400
From: Chuck Musciano <ch...@melmac.corp.harris.com>
To: brian@hyperreal.com
Subject: Re: access_count
> I'm hoping this is the right address - if it is, good. Your "access_count"
> program for logging hits to a particular page is pretty cool - cool enough
> that we in the Apache development team would like to bundle it into our
> public domain server, fully attributed of course. Please check out the
> details at http://www.apache.org/, and let us know if you're comfortable
> with the liberal LICENSE the code has on it.
>
You can redistribute the code, but it still is controlled by the
Harris copyright imbedded in the source code. People can use it for any sort
of server they want, but they can't sell that code or any product based
upon that code.
Chuck Musciano