FreeBSD Port: www/mod_cband

[Mathieu Arnold]

On Wed, Feb 21, 2018 at 02:42:50AM -0500, Charles Sprickman via freebsd-apache wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I’m testing out one of the patches floating around to make mod_cband work on apache 2.4.x, is there any interest in including this small  patch (and one Makefile change) so that mod_cband can be used with a current apache?  After lots of looking, I’m not seeing anything else that really compares to mod_cband, especially for web hosting where one needs to enforce a quota on bytes transferred over a period of time (week, month).
> 
> Makefile change is just "USE_APACHE=     22” to "USE_APACHE=     22+”.
> 
> The other changes are pretty small and are attached - dump them in the port’s “files” directory and it should build.  The compiler warnings are the same as those generated by the current port (strncmp suggestions, unsigned int comparison warning).
> 
> I’m running this now on a 10.4 server with apache 2.4.29.  I’d like to let it cook for a few days, but at first glance this seems to be working fine.

A patch would be great, yes, please open a PR with it when you have the
time :-)


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Mathieu Arnold
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