Comment on some brokeness. These are show stoppers...

APACHE 2.0 STATUS:						-*-text-*-

Last modified at [$Date: 2001/07/01 21:09:40 $]

Last modified at [$Date: 2001/07/02 13:28:47 $]

Release:

    WARNING: ALWAYS check srclib/apr/STATUS and srclib/apr-util/STATUS

    * cgi on all platforms is broken.  Specifically, with the addition of 

      filters, we have lost the ability to flush partially written buffers

      received from CGI scripts to the network. Apache 1.3 does a 

      non-blocking read on the pipe from the CGI. If bytes are present,

      Apache 1.3 keeps reading until one of three conditions are

      hit: 

      1. output buffer fills up (Apache should flush to network)

      2. receives an EOF on the pipe (ditto & cleanup)

      3. receives EWOULDBLOCK on the non-blocking read

      In case 3, Apache should flush the network buffer then do a

      blocking read on the pipe. Apache 2.0 always does a blocking read

      (in the content length filter), thus never gets the chance to

      flush the network i/o buffer.

    * Rotatelogs on Windows sometimes is not terminated when Apache

      goes down hard. When this occurs, Apache will not serve requests

      after it is restarted. The problem is that the old rotatelogs

      is holding the listening socket. netstat -an shows two listeners

      on the webserver port.

    * There is a bug in how we sort some hooks, at least the pre-config

      hook.  The first time we call the hooks, they are in the correct 

      order, but the second time, we don't sort them correctly.  Currently,