Reposting the announcement by Philippe M. Chiasson (Gozer) from the mod_perl users list

http://perl.apache.org/dist/

It's finally here! After quite a few release candidates, I am happy to share with you all this new mod_perl release. Enjoy!

Changes since 1.30:

• Fix static APACI build on Mac OS X. Gozer
• Fix XSS vulnerability in Apache::Status reported by Richard J. Brain, CVE-2009-0796 Fred Moyer
• On Win32, mod_perl.h needs to include <malloc.h> before the perl headers, at least when built with USE_ITHREADS Steve Hay
• Win32 needs PERL_SYS_INIT/PERL_SYS_TERM calls when built with USE_ITHREADS sic--that's different to USE_THREADS. In fact, they ought to be always called if they are defined Steve Hay
• Fix potential segfault when the environment contains NULL values Mike Schilli
• Fix static APACI build against newer apache-1.3.38+ Gozer
• Fixed modules/regex.t test 4 on Win32 Steve Hay
• Avoid possible segfault when PerlFreshRestart is On. Michael Rendell <michael@cs.mun.ca>
• Prevent segfault when running with perl >= 5.9.3 Steve Hay
• Fix shared libary extensions on Win32 to be .dll not .so Nikolay Ananiev <ananiev@thegdb.com>
• Patch to mod_perl.dsp to remove /D _WINSOCK2API_ on Win32 for perl >= 5.8.6 Steve Hay

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