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Fabian Fagerholm
fabbe at paniq.net
Fri Aug 23 12:05:21 EST 2002
On Fri, 2002-08-23 at 11:41, vio wrote: > Fabian, I think you should just shoot the 'python.apache.org' question on the > appropriate apache mailing lists and see what happens. If something interesting > comes your way, maybe forward it to the mod_python list. But if too much shit > comes your way, maybe have a pair of scissors close by (to cut your modem line, > of course). Anyway, it's the only way to really answer your query, and seems > to me the key resides much more on the apache side than on the mod_python side > (I mean Grisha). > > Don't have to ask so many permissions. Just do it. See what happens. I agree that doing something is the only way of doing it :) I do think there are different ways of doing things, though. Some of the ways will inevitably lead to failure - and I'd like to avoid those. Specifically, I want to approach the Apache Software Foundation in the correct manner. Bargning in, yelling the name of an arbitrary reptile, is hardly the way to go. I also want the opinion of the people currently using the Python-Apache combination. If nobody is interested in this, then what is the use of it? In addition, I want to avoid making things worse for people in the future. It might be that the issue cannot be adressed right now, but could be adressed in the future. In that case, a previous negative experience will not be beneficial. But rest assured that something will be done. I have already aquired information on the correct procedures to contact the ASF. Before I do that, however, I will try to reach a larger part of the Python Web community and listen to some opinions there. For all I know, someone else might be doing this as we speak - in which case we should join forces. I'd welcome further discussion on this topic, and I'll post more information when I have it. Cheers, Fabian -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: not available Type: application/pgp-signature Size: 240 bytes Desc: This is a digitally signed message part Url : http://mailman.modpython.org/pipermail/mod_python/attachments/20020823/99f0dfbc/attachment-0003.bin
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