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• Accepting donations

  Anyone wishing to express any positive feedback concerning this module is now given an option to simply donate a few bucks to this project. If my module saved you time or money or both, simplified your implementation or whatever else click "Donate to project" in upper right, and make my day ;)

  posted by carl-os 1177 days ago

• Apache 2.x version in development at least

  Based on popular demand, Apache 2.x compatible module is now in production. Please donate to this project if you like this module by clicking on "Donate to project" link (ttps://sourceforge.net/project/project_donations.php?group_id=42997)! Thanks.

  posted by carl-os 1205 days ago

• Fresh debian package

  As a x-mas gift, new debian package of mod-sqlinclude has landed. No major code changes (just some clean-ups to keep compiler happy), but updated to fullfil Debian module guidelines. And compiled against newer libmysqlclient (from unstable). For debian packages go to: http://debian.neo.pl/ - I'll no longer keep it on SF

  posted by carl-os 1838 days ago

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  gonzacl commented on the RE: Compile probs forum thread

  posted by gonzacl 1929 days ago

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  gonzacl created the Compile probs forum thread

  posted by gonzacl 1929 days ago

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  carl-os commented on the RE: mod_sqlinclude for PGSQL forum thread

  posted by carl-os 2060 days ago

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  carl-os commented on the RE: Apache 2.x forum thread

  posted by carl-os 2060 days ago

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  guzik created the Apache 2.x forum thread

  posted by guzik 2121 days ago

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  erbse69 created the mod_sqlinclude for PGSQL forum thread

  posted by erbse69 2214 days ago

• Yes, I'm alive

  Many people asks if in their mails if the project is still dead or no, since it passed some time since last release. The answer is simple: yes, I and the project is still alive, but at the moment I consider is stable so there's no reason for new releases, as nobody reports any bugs I could think of fixing. So at the moment, 1.4 is the latest and freshest release for Apache 1.x. Version for Apache 2.x is another story (and most requested feature) and I am working on it but rather slowly. Any volunteers or sponsors warmly welcomed, otherwise my PhD still got higher priority.

  posted by carl-os 2222 days ago