Re: The list is dead in the water

I caught this message on gmane today.

I'm willing to help out.  I'm a relative newbie with limited knowledge,
but that doesn't mean I can't be useful with other tasks (helping to manage
the list, organize project goals, or other non-technical things)
until I'm more familiar with the project and all the people involved.

There are a TON of users of FASTCGI out here that don't participate because
things work pretty smoothly.  I didn't know about mod_fastcgid, so I ended up
moving to lighty for FASTCGI which was actually probably a good thing anyways.

Assign me some tasks and I'll get movin'.

Thanks,
Steve Kallestad
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Simon, et. al.,

FastCGI is a user-community support library and application.  The
developer (Rob
Saccoccio) who built the current version, and was providing support on
the list,
worked for the development company that I ran many moons ago.

A few of us have tried to pitch in from time to time, but since nobody is doing
any direct work with FastCGI or Apache 2.X anymore, it's hard to contribute
meaningfully.  We were hoping that other members of the community would step up
to help out, but sadly there is insufficient momentum or interest from
anyone up
to this point.

I think FastCGI is a great technology and I would love to see it grow and
prosper.  If there's anyone out there who wants to pitch in and help out, that
would be great.  If not, then ultimately the technology will fade away.

Cheers,

David.

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