Apache SpamAssassin Version 3.3.0 Released
The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) has announced the first major code release from the Apache SpamAssassin Project since May 2007.
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The Apache Software Foundation (ASF) has announced the first major code release from the Apache SpamAssassin Project since May 2007.
The Apache httpd developer mailing list discussion centers on formally deprecating the 1.3.x branch and encouraging people to move on to 2.2.x.
Yahoo! has donated its Traffic Server software to the Apache Software Foundation as open source. Traffic Server is a high performance HTTP/1.1 caching proxy server Yahoo has used internally since acquiring its original developers, Inktomi, in 2002.
Tip of the Trade: The default values in /etc/hosts used in several Linux distributions have long been known to cause issues. Here's how to fix them in Apache 2.
With Apache powering more than 70 percent of Web sites, many enterprises are now caught between upgrading or sticking with the status quo. We take stock of what is new in this latest version and look at when it makes sense to move up.
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