mod_pony has been a pretty long-standing joke on #httpd on Freenode, and has also made a number of appearances in conference presentations of mine when I wanted to refer to an imaginary module for some reason.
I'm pleased to announce that there is now actually a mod_pony. It really doesn't do anything useful. But it does build, and output a pony. And, really, what more could one possibly want?
Patches welcome.
(See mod_pony in action HERE.)
Aw, C'mon, add a link back to feathercast somewhere hidden in the pony! Is your server slowing down yet, or does mod_pony play with caches well?
I look forward eagerly to the day that mod_pony has a complete line of configuration directives for use as documentation examples.
... various segmentation faults and other server crashes.Until today!Rich has announced the release of mod_pony! It's a simple Apache module, and is super easy to build from ...
....com/2009/06/26/pony/#respond" rel="bookmark" title="Permanent Link to Pony">Comment! With both DrBacchus and pctony talking ponies again, I thought I might con...
I am pleased to provide this patch against mod_pony.
http://gryzor.com/mod_pony_random.patch.txt
gryzor,
Thanks. Applied. PONY!
...s. The simplest thing is to add a line at the bottom of your httpd.conf that loads a benign module. Mod Pony seems cute . Configure your PHP like any normal apache server. Reload apache, put the handy phpinfo(); in your ...
...s. The simplest thing is to add a line at the bottom of your httpd.conf that loads a benign module. Mod Pony seems cute . Configure your PHP like any normal apache server. Reload apache, put the handy phpinfo(); in your ...
It's always sad to see how a good joke becomes bad because someone actually does it :(