Emanuele Gentili blog

I am plased to announce that Jason Taylor joined Rapache Developers team.

With him new-entry We can ensure that the development of rapache will be much faster and stable, so remember to look rapache branch.

If you dont like developement branch you can use “alpha-stable” version, remember to add this repository in /etc/apt/sources.lists:

deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/rapache-devel/ubuntu hardy main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/rapache-devel/ubuntu hardy main

And go to update and install rapache

apt-get update

apt-get install rapache

Also.. Feel free to test it and report bug here.

Rapache coming soon… www.rapache.org too.

First alpha version of Rapache is out!

In this post Stefano Forenza explains very well  rapache history.

Roadmap:

• Stage 0: basic functionality on localhost. Virtual hosts and Apache modules enabling/disabling/modification. Aimed to web developers.
• Stage 1: Localization, more polished Gui. Functional separation before GUI and Libraries (i.e. a number of handy commands you can use from commandline). A number of handy wizards to handle common configuration issue. More Apache configuration options available from the GUI
• Stage 2: Sky’s the limit ;-). Handling remote servers via SSH. Server bookmarking.

Now you can try rapache, more info avaiable here

We are in irc.freenode.net #rapache-devel, feel free to join