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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Henri Gomez <he...@gmail.com> on 2009/01/09 11:59:42 UTC
what about mod_arm ?
Hi to all,
I wonder what happened to mod_arm.
It still in 0.5 and didn't get updated since 2006-06-19.
Did there is still someone (probably an IBMer) involved in this project ?
Regards
Re: what about mod_arm ?
Posted by Stefan Ruppert <ml...@ruppert-it.de>.
Henri Gomez wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> I wonder what happened to mod_arm.
>
> It still in 0.5 and didn't get updated since 2006-06-19.
>
> Did there is still someone (probably an IBMer) involved in this project ?
>
> Regards
Hi Henri,
we at MyARM have a modified version of mod_arm4 which uses the ARM 4.0
standard. mod_arm uses the old ARM 2.0 standard which is replaced by the
ARM 4.0 standard. You can download the source code for mod_arm4 from our
web-site http://www.myarm.de/support/download.html
If you have any special requirements for this module please let us know.
Also in near future we will release a ARM 4.0 firefox plugin. Within the
firefox and the mod_arm4 apache plugin someone can measure real
end-to-end response times for web-applications. If someone is
interested, just drop me a note...
Regards,
Stefan
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