Ugh. Long Month. Tired. Short sentences coming:
Currently at ApacheCon.
I gave my What’s new in httpd 2.2 talk. Slides are available.
I have been invited / voted to become an ASF member.
Been insanely busy with $work. Our currently system is overloaded. Hopefully we will finish our colo move soon.
Wrote a patch to use apr_memcache as a session storage method for mod_ssl at the Hackathon this weekend.
Congratulations for your invitation to become an ASF member. Your work on HTTPd and 2.2 release management was great, you deserve it.
Thanks for the slides of your presentation, btw.
Congrats, again.
- Sam
Looking forward to seeing the memcache support rolled into mod_ssl. I was going to use distcache, but since I am already using memcache for other things, this will work out nicely.
One suggestion though — it would be nice to use the same approach that mod_gnutls uses when caching SSL session info so that it can be shared between the two modules.
Dan,
Unfortunately GnuTLS’s Session Format and OpenSSL’s aren’t easily taken apart. I am sure it is possible to hack the libaries enough to support it, but it would be lots of work, and I honestly don’t see much benifit.
-Paul