- New upstream release 2.3.6 (see CHANGES-FCGID for full details)
- Fix possible stack buffer overwrite (CVE-2010-3872)
- Change the default for FcgidMaxRequestLen from 1GB to 128K; administrators
should change this to an appropriate value based on site requirements
- Correct a problem that resulted in FcgidMaxProcesses being ignored in some
situations
- Return 500 instead of segfaulting when the application returns no output
- Don't include SELinux policy for RHEL-5 builds since RHEL >= 5.5 includes it
- Explicitly require /bin/sed for fixconf script
- Upstream moved to apache.org
- License changed to ASL 2.0
- Configuration directives have all been renamed - use fixconf.sed script
to fix if necessary
- Lots of documentation changes
- Renumber sources
- Don't defer to mod_fastcgi if both are present
- Build SELinux policy module for EL-5; support in EL-5.3 is incomplete and
will be fixed in EL-5.5 (#519369)
- Drop aliases httpd_sys_content_r{a,o,w}_t ->
httpd_fastcgi_content_r{a,o,w}_t from pre-2.5 SElinux policy module as
these types aren't defined there
- Drop gawk buildreq
obsoleted by the main selinux-policy package
- Conflicts for selinux-policy packages older than the releases where
mod_fcgid policy was incorporated have been added for Fedora 8, 9, and
10 versions, to ensure that SELinux support will work if installed
- Upstream released new tarball without changing version number, though the
only change was in arch/win32/fcgid_pm_win.c, which is not used to
build the RPM package
- Clarify license as GPL (unspecified/any version)
- Unexpand tabs in spec
- Add buildreq of gawk
- Add buildreq of pkgconfig, a missing dependency of both apr-devel and
apr-util-devel on FC5
shares and a new boolean, httpd_fastcgi_can_sendmail, to allow
connections to SMTP servers
Fix for SELinux policy on Fedora 7, which didn't work due to changes in the
permissions macros in the underlying selinux-policy package
Add RHEL5 with SELinux support
Rename README.Fedora to README.RPM
