Hi Richard, No suggestions yet, but hopefully something will come through. Wouldn't you know it, I had a brainstorm while writing this response. amazing what a night's sleep will do. The key to getting a module registered is in session.c in the function PHPAPI int php_session_register_module(ps_module *ptr). Obvious now, isn't it :) As for open sourcing it, that call's up to my employer, but it may actually be a requirement (not that familiar with the license on php source). Anyway, they're fairly pro-open souce, so it's likely that it'll get released back into the source tree. I'd say the biggest benefit from my point of view is not having to re-merge the changes in for every release of PHP :) Who do I talk to about becoming a developer on the php source? Cheers, Glenn. Richard Lynch wrote: > On Thu, September 28, 2006 1:46 am, Glenn Richmond wrote: > >> I couldn't find a developers list, so I hope this is the right list to >> > > If you get no answer here, php-internals is a potential source, for a > quick reference to the right part of the source where that bit of code > lives. > > Also try finding it for yourself in the source, or http://lxr.php.net > > Good Luck -- It would certainly be very cool to have this extension > OpenSourced and added to PECL. Hint, hint. > > Note that OpenSourcing it and adding it to PECL might get another > developer interested in fixing your current problem, too, so it's a > win for you. > > -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
