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Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> 
> There isn't anything to change globally.  The function only appears in
> http_main.c.  Just make sure Doug knows about it.  Since it isn't an API
> function I suppose a change to MODULE_MAGIC_NUMBER isn't needed, but it
> might make life easier on Doug if the magic number is bumped.

The change of new_connection() to ap__new_connection() has been committed.
I don't think we should bump MMN because this isn't really an API
routine at all.  But I'm only -0 on it.  Are any other modules as
deep into the core as mod_perl?

BTW, Doug, consider yourself notified.. <g>

#ken	P-)}