Hi guys, thanx for this product!
I see that it is made for apache v1.3
However most of the servers started using HTTPD 2.0.x
The problem is that there is no high-quality guide for writing apache 2.0 modules. I couldn't find any, do you know any good resources for this. Me too, I need to make apache 2.0 module.
Thanx again!
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Well the best documentation I could find was on the apache site. And using 'apxs' which can generate a skeleton driver. We're thinking of porting it too, but our first need is for apache 1.3.
So if you've got time you're welcome to come help. I suspect much of the module can be reused. Only some intrinsics of eg. the request_rec could be changed and instead of using a struct with all hooks they're now using dynamic hooks, but this shouldn't prove too difficult.
One thing to take a close look at is the mod-log-config hooks, so instead of using notes to access the timings one should be able to add special tags for LogFormat to be used.
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Hi guys, thanx for this product!
I see that it is made for apache v1.3
However most of the servers started using HTTPD 2.0.x
The problem is that there is no high-quality guide for writing apache 2.0 modules. I couldn't find any, do you know any good resources for this. Me too, I need to make apache 2.0 module.
Thanx again!
Well the best documentation I could find was on the apache site. And using 'apxs' which can generate a skeleton driver. We're thinking of porting it too, but our first need is for apache 1.3.
So if you've got time you're welcome to come help. I suspect much of the module can be reused. Only some intrinsics of eg. the request_rec could be changed and instead of using a struct with all hooks they're now using dynamic hooks, but this shouldn't prove too difficult.
One thing to take a close look at is the mod-log-config hooks, so instead of using notes to access the timings one should be able to add special tags for LogFormat to be used.