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[other] Any plans on Apache 2.4.1?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I'm just curious if Apache 2.4 is on the roadmap. I realize apache is a HUGE undertaking to support and change, but was just curious since I'm using ubuntu-server to power my development servers (and production webservers) and just recently discovered that when you use the apache module vhost_alias it doesn't update the apache DocumentRoot variable properly. (therefore breaking many frameworks, wordpress, and other web applications) This was fixed in 2.4.1 but I'm not one to go against the vanilla Ubuntu packages. Just curious since I don't really know what goes into changing something (Hardware)

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Submitted by colm on 12/11/2012 – Made popular on 12/11/2012

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Hello,

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