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From: Jon T. <jt...@p0...> - 2002-05-10 02:03:39
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I no longer have the time or motivation to work on Mod Snake. It was a fun project, and I thank those who have supported me. The software will remain on the site, but I have no plans to maintain it. RIP - Mod Snake -- Jon |
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From: Jon T. <jt...@co...> - 2001-02-11 01:34:01
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In case anyone missed this on the more mainstream news sources:
Mod Snake 0.5.0
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An Apache module which allows plugins to be written in Python.
Mod Snake is an Apache module written for the purpose to give Python
developers the same power that C module writers have. It currently
runs in both Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0, providing access to new
functionality such as writing protocol modules and filtering. It
includes modules for Python CGI acceleration, embedded Python in HTML,
and other example modules.
URL: http://modsnake.sourceforge.net
Catagories: Internet
This release includes a huge number of enhancements and bug fixes.
For the definitive list, see the ChangeLog on the mod_snake web site.
- Created a RedHat RPM
- Setup a testsuite framework
- Numerous improvements to the build system
- Fixed dependencies on GNU make
- Added support for Python 2.0
- Sped up HTML with embedded Python processing (je...@in...)
- Fixed an issue in the CGI acceleration module
- etc. ;-)
Jon Travis (jt...@p0...)
http://modsnake.sourceforge.net
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From: Jon T. <jt...@cs...> - 2000-09-01 09:15:37
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Announcing the release of mod_snake 0.4.1 You can get it at: http://modsnake.sourceforge.net Enjoy, -- Jon The changes in this release include: 2000-08-30 <Jon Travis (jt...@co...)> * Fixed up the mod_snake_emb module to use the string module. This also fixed a couple off-by-one bugs. 2000-08-27 <Jon Travis (jt...@co...)> * Fixed up mod_snake_emb to use the rwrite method of the request object, as opposed to the connection_rec's write cmd. 2000-08-27 <Jon Travis (jt...@co...)> * Fixed a problem with internal directive information being corrupted. 2000-08-25 <Jon Travis (jt...@co...)> * Added a post-config callback hook. 2000-08-25 <Jon Travis (jt...@co...)> * Added interface into Apache's req->finfo. This removes the stat() calls in some of the snakelib modules. 2000-08-25 <Jon Travis (jt...@co...)> * Fixed a potential problem in the mod_snake_cgi module, where client POSTs might not be processed correctly. |
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From: Jon T. <jt...@cs...> - 2000-08-24 08:51:54
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----------------------------------- Announcing mod_snake 0.4.0 ----------------------------------- This release of mod_snake enables it to work with Apache 2.0 alpha 6, cleans up many bugs, adds more power to server based configuration, and now includes better documentation, examples, module profiling, and a start at a tutorial. Notice, that with the minor revision bump, there are also some compatability changes which are trivial to fix. These come in the form of a new per-server config argument passed in to most hooks. To get it go to: http://modsnake.sourceforge.net -- Jon |
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From: Jon T. <jt...@cs...> - 2000-06-27 19:11:08
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Announcing a new release of mod_snake - 0.2.0. This new version contains a few bugfixes, more examples, more documentation, and now ... The ability to run in Apache 1.3.x servers! Please report any bugs to this list, or directly to me, Sincerely, Jon Travis http://modsnake.sourceforge.net |
