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[Gregg]

Well, looks like 2.2.12 is intended to roll on Monday. I'm still unsure about it however. Seems latest APR on is crashing some Linux  kernels ... so I was figuring we were going to have to wait for that now. So I am now wondering which APR is going to be packaged. 1.3.4?

Regardless, I've been running builds off the SVN for a few weeks now with 1.3.6 so I think I will trash the APR that get's packaged if it is < 1.3.6 since I have strangely had 0 problems, not even a quirk, with this combo. Sometimes it scares me when things run too smooth.

On a side note .. slowloris seems to be a non-issue. I could swear I was getting attacked with it for about a 48 hour period shortly after it was public, since every time I went to my server it was not responding, not even over LAN or locally. I dropped timeouts way down and the problem seemed to end. I've since turned them back up just a tad as I noticed some minor quirks having them that low, but all seems good now.

Did anyone reading this run into anything similar? Share your stories.

Gregg

[mario]

Well I've seen on the APR mailing list that they fixed the Linux kernel 2.6.26 bug and want to make a svn tag 1.3.7 from HEAD.

[mario]

Ok, in SVN I can see the TAG http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/apr/apr/tags/1.3.7/
So I think it won't take long to final apache 2.2.12

[Gregg]

Yes it looks like APR 1.3.7 is going to make it, and since I've been using 2.2.12 for the past month I can say everything I tested or use works, seems to do it well and none of the added fixes of the past week have broken anything AFAIK or can tell.

[mario]

APR 1.3.7 is out. So lets wait for 2.2.12

I think the voting for 2.2.12 will be positiv

[Gregg]

So positive there was not a single negative vote.
So, the announcement is coming, servers at apache.org has been changed already so here we go