IMHO, known HTTP protocol violations fall under showstopper.

APACHE 2.0 STATUS:                                              -*-text-*-

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Last modified at [$Date: 2002/06/02 09:13:43 $]

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    * Find a better name for ap_signal_server()

      Message-ID: <m37kltilb3.fsf@rdu88-251-253.nc.rr.com>

      BrianP says:  how about "ap_apachectl()"?

      Justin says to BrianP: "Eww."

    * server pushed CGI's not working.  (Is this a showstopper??)

      PR: 8482

      Message-ID: <3CE15B85.2FF45121@apache.org>

    * Chunked trailer support is broken.

      Message-ID: <20020531142047.W19485@apache.org>

      Justin says: Without Ryan's commit that breaks trailers, we need a

                   way to enforce that ap_discard_request_body can not be

                   called twice.  I have some rough patches in my tree

                   that attempt to resolve this by relocating the discard

                   calls to the latest possible place for all handlers, but

                   they don't yet pass all httpd-test cases.  More work is

                   needed, and it won't fix third-party modules that are

                   written incorrectly.  Another potential solution is to add

                   r->eos_received to request_rec and HTTP_IN can set this

                   whenever it returns EOS and if it receives another call

                   after returning EOS, it can return EOS again.  However,

                   where possible, I'd prefer to remove duplicate calls to

                   ap_discard_request_body.  So, maybe both strategies are

                   needed.

CURRENT VOTES:

    * apachectl should revert to just being an init script and