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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Brian Moon <br...@dealnews.com> on 2000/03/21 00:41:26 UTC
Helping Out
I believe in the Apache 2.0 Overview session, a comment was made about the
mod_status HTML output being ugly in 2.0 and needing someone to clean it up.
I am more than willing. I am new to this list but very willing to
participate (as Bill Rowe has found out). Apachecon really got me pumped on
trying to do what I can for Apache.
Just in case anybody wants background on me ( I heard about most of you at
Apachecon). I work full time for the company below doing server maintenance
and web programming (PHP + MySQL). I also run the Open Source PHP Project
Phorum <http://phorum.org> (which some may have heard of). I have also
contributed one function (set_file_buffer) plus docs to the PHP project.
Anyway, being new here I know I need to prove myself. I just need to know
where to start. Rasmus can speak a little of me (although he is probably
getting tired of hearing from me on another issue :).
Brian Moon
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dealnews LLC
Makers of dealnews, dealmac
http://dealnews.com/ | http://dealmac.com/
Re: Helping Out
Posted by rb...@apache.org.
If you want to help, then welcome!!! If you are interested in cleaning up
the mod_status output, just go to src/modules/standard/mod_status.c, and
poke around a bit.
It's not the cleanest module, so if you need help figuring it out, let me
know.
Ryan
On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Brian Moon wrote:
> I believe in the Apache 2.0 Overview session, a comment was made about the
> mod_status HTML output being ugly in 2.0 and needing someone to clean it up.
> I am more than willing. I am new to this list but very willing to
> participate (as Bill Rowe has found out). Apachecon really got me pumped on
> trying to do what I can for Apache.
>
> Just in case anybody wants background on me ( I heard about most of you at
> Apachecon). I work full time for the company below doing server maintenance
> and web programming (PHP + MySQL). I also run the Open Source PHP Project
> Phorum <http://phorum.org> (which some may have heard of). I have also
> contributed one function (set_file_buffer) plus docs to the PHP project.
>
> Anyway, being new here I know I need to prove myself. I just need to know
> where to start. Rasmus can speak a little of me (although he is probably
> getting tired of hearing from me on another issue :).
>
> Brian Moon
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> dealnews LLC
> Makers of dealnews, dealmac
> http://dealnews.com/ | http://dealmac.com/
>
>
>
>
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