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ModSecurity 2.5.6 released
Steffen writes on Saturday 02 August
This is a major bugfix release that fixes issues associated with transformation caching which may result in an Apache crash or possibly evading ModSecurity under certain circumstances. If you are using ModSecurity 2.5 you are advised to immediately apply a workaround and upgrade as soon as possible.
To work around these issues until you can upgrade, use the following directive to disable transformation caching:
SecCacheTransformations Off
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mod_sed 1.0.1 available :: input/output content filter
Steffen writes on Tuesday 01 July
Module mod_sed version 1.0.1 by Basant Kukreja (Sun Microsystems) is now available at the Apache Download page.
Changes with version 1.0.1:
Buffers are now adjusted dynamically. Original sed has the limitation on the fixed size buffers. In this version all these 3 buffers are adjusted dynamically. Initial buffer size of these buffers is 1024 bytes. When these buffers needs reallocation, their new buffer size is aligned to 4KB boundary.
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mod_proxy_html 3.0.1 binary available
Steffen writes on Friday 27 June
The mod_proxy_html module version 3.0.1 for Apache 2.2 on Windows is now available at the Apachelounge download page.
This is a minor update it fixes a bug in 3.0.0 that could cause it to segfault if you fail to read the README and omit proxy_html.conf entirely.
mod_proxy_html is a filter module to rewrite the links in an HTML page on-the-fly. It is an essential component of a reverse proxy, where pages coming from the backend server may contain links that are valid only within a private network, and would be unresolvable to users of the proxy. More info at WebThing.
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Apache 2.2.9a available, upgraded to APR 1.3.2
Steffen writes on Sunday 22 June
This build includes the new released APR 1.3.2.
Most significant change is that it includes now as default official the ODBC DBD driver apr_dbd_odbc-1.dll (contributed by Tom). In the next release (2.2.10 ?) it is also part of the ASF distribution.
With the ODBC DBD driver you can authenticate through an ODBC driver for MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, IBM-DB2, , Informix, Sybase, SQLServer, MS Access, Foxpro, etc. It enables access to ODBC datasources.
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Apache 2.2.9 available
Steffen writes on Saturday 14 June
The Apache Lounge distribution of 2.2.9 is available on the download page.
APR has changed in 2.2.9 from 1.2.x to 1.3.0. APR version 1.3.0 adds several subtle changes in the behavior of file handling, pipes and process creation. There is finer control over the handles inherited by processes, so some modules must be updated for 2.2.9 to run correctly on Windows.
Users of mod_fcgid and dbd_modules, please download mod_fcgid-2.2b and dbd_modules-1.0.3a from the Apache Lounge download page.
Other modules from the Apache Lounge download are unaffected by this change.
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ModSecurity 2.5.5 Released
Steffen writes on Friday 06 June
ModSecurity 2.5.5 was released. This release contains a number of important fixes. It is highly recommended that all current 2.5 users upgrade to 2.5.5.
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Restart/Shutdown fix and IPV6 builds available
Steffen writes on Sunday 25 May
Apache 2.2.8a Restart/Shutdown fix build
We decided to fix something which always annoyed us with Apache - the fact that "graceful restarts" and "shutdowns" don't work right on Windows. Tom said "Wow - what a can of worms!". Several bugs in httpd-2.2.8, and a couple in mod_fcgid are found. More than we expected.
We tested it quite some time and have not seen anymore access violations when restarting Apache.
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Apache 2.2.8a-IPv6 build
This is a preview build with IPV6 enabled plus IPV6 fixes.
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eAccelerator 0.9.5.3 for PHP 5.2.6 released
Steffen writes on Sunday 18 May
We made eAccelerator 0.9.5.3 for PHP 5.2.6 available at our Downloads page.
eAccelerator is a PHP accelerator, optimizer, and dynamic content cache. It increases the performance of PHP scripts by caching them in their compiled state, so that the overhead of compiling is almost completely eliminated. It also optimizes scripts to speed up their execution. eAccelerator typically reduces server load and increases the speed of your PHP code by 1-10 times.
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Memory Usage Statistics for Apache Statistics available
Steffen writes on Thursday 01 May
I made a Memory Usage Add-on available for the ApacheStats on the download page. Example see Apache Statistics
It creates pretty Memory Usage graphs. It displays the memory used by the httpd.exe processes and displays the memory usage of all processes that are running. The info is taken from the Windows Task manager and the Mem Usage is summed.
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mod_sed available: input/output content filter
Steffen writes on Wednesday 30 April
Thanks to Basant Kukreja (Sun Microsystems) we can make mod_sed available. He has updated the original sed code to be thread-safe and reentrant and to use APR pools.
Mod_sed is a in-process content filter. Unlike its predecessors, like line_edit, it can filter input as well as output.
See also the blog from Nick at sed-in-apache
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