Does mod_auth_mysql have a maintainer?

We recently installed PHP4 + Apache + OpenSSL + mod_auth_mysql on a server and got it working, but only after several hours of tweaking mod_auth_mysql Makefiles. We'd like to pass our fixes on to the current maintainer. The latest version we could find is mod_auth_mysql 2.20 dated 3-Oct-1998. The README says the maintainer is Zeve Suraski <bourbon@netvision.net.il>, and the module home site is http://bourbon.netvision.net.il/mod_auth_mysql/ However, that URL gives a "not found" error, and e-mail to Suraski didn't yield a reply. We did find a message where Suraski was asking for a maintainer to take his place: http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/18/1998/2/0/34293 The problems are: ** apMakefile.tmpl refers to several include files which have been renamed in the current Apache (1.3.14). ** The configure/install process is an adventure and could be regularized and simplified. ** Support for building mod_auth_mysql as a module (rather than compiling it into Apache) is either broken or not implemented. Is it true that a module so important to many PHP sites has been allowed to be abandoned? Or is there anybody planning to bring it up to date? -- ______________________ _________________________________________ Mike Orr, webmaster | SSC, publishers of Linux Journal mso@ssc.com | PO Box 55549, Seattle, WA 98155-0549 ---------------------- -----------------------------------------