on the plate for 1.1-final

[Brian Behlendorf <br...@organic.com>]

It looks like we have rough consensus for the following changes to 1.1b5
for 1.1 final.  Note that they are all documentation changes, with the
exception of one config file change.  I will wait for 6 hours to make
these changes (until 11:30pm PST) - if there is any contention, please
speak now, and if there is a veto, it won't be built into 1.1.


*) document that mod_proxy does not compile on NeXT

*) fix access.conf to use better <Limit> directives (or none at all)

*) add an empty htdocs directory with a blank index.html in it.

*) add text to README about mod_auth_msql and mod_cern_meta newer
   versions.

1.1 final will be built and put in /httpd/dist at midnight PST.  At 11am
PST, I will send an announcement to apache-announce and
comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix announcing the official availability of
1.1.  The binary releases should trickle in over the course of the day
Wednesday.  

I will circle around a proposed change to access.conf in the next few
minutes.

	Brian

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Re: on the plate for 1.1-final

[Alexei Kosut <ak...@organic.com>]

On Tue, 2 Jul 1996, Brian Behlendorf wrote:

> *) add an empty htdocs directory with a blank index.html in it.

I think it should have text in it. "Welcome to Apache" and a link to the
docs, maybe some HTMl starters? And the "Powered by Apache" icon.

Everything else looks okay.

> 1.1 final will be built and put in /httpd/dist at midnight PST.  At 11am
> PST, I will send an announcement to apache-announce and
> comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix announcing the official availability of
> 1.1.  The binary releases should trickle in over the course of the day
> Wednesday.  

Sounds good. Don't forget to change SERVER_VERSION (and commit and tag
and all that other stuff - as per 
http://hyperreal.com/httpd/how-to-release.html, but you probably
know that, because you put it there) to "Apache/1.1.0" (the tag therefore 
would be APACHE_1_1_0). It sounds obvious, but I've seen enough "released"
software that still calls itself the version of the final beta...

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