Apache 2.0.39 Released Page 2

Changes with Apache 2.0.37

• allow POST method over SSL when per-directory client cert
  authentication is used with ‘SSLOptions +OptRenegotiate’ enabled
  and a client cert was found in the ssl session cache.
• ‘SSLOptions +OptRengotiate’ will use client cert in from the ssl
  session cache when there is no cert chain in the cache. prior to
  the fix this situation would result in a FORBIDDEN response and
  error message “Cannot find peer certificate chain”
  [Doug MacEachern]
• ap_finalize_sub_req_protocol() shouldn’t send an EOS bucket if
  one was already sent. PR 9644 [Jeff Trawick]
• Fix the display of the default name for the mime types config
  file. PR 9729 [Matthew Brecknell ]
• Fix the working directory *for WinNT/2K/XP services only* to
  change to the Apache directory (one level above the location
  of Apache.exe, in the case that Apache.exe resides in bin/.)
  Solves the case of ServerRoot /foo paths where /foo was not
  on the same drive as /winnt/system32. [William Rowe]
• Make 2.0’s “AcceptMutex” startup message now “completely”
  match how 1.3 does it. [Jim Jagielski]
• Implement a fixed size memory cache using a priority queue
  [Ian Holsman]
• Fix apxs to allow “apxs -q installbuilddir” and to allow
  querying certain other variables from config_vars.mk. PR 9316
  [Jeff Trawick]
• Added the “detached” attribute to the cgi_exec_info_t internals
  so that Win32 and Netware won’t create a new window or console
  for each CGI invoked. PR 8387
  [Brad Nicholes, William Rowe]
• Consolidated the command line parameters and attributes that are
  manipulated by the optional function ap_cgi_build_command() in
  mod_cgi into a single structure.
  [Brad Nicholes]
• Get rid of uninitialized value errors with “apxs -q” on certain
  variables. [Stas Bekman ]
• Fix apxs to allow it to work when the build directory is somewhere
  besides server-root/build. PR 8453
  [Jeff Trawick and a host of others]
• Allow ap_discard_request_body to be called multiple times in the
  same request. Essentially, ap_http_filter keeps track of whether
  it has sent an EOS bucket up the stack, if so, it will only ever
  send an EOS bucket for this request.
  [Ryan Bloom, Justin Erenkrantz, Greg Stein]