apache2-mod_wsgi-5.0.2-bp160.1.1

- Don't enable the module by default. Instead, include instructions in the
  description, consistent with other comparable modules, such as
  apache2-mod_fcgid, apache2-mod_jk and apache2-mod_mono.  If a reverse
  dependency of this module requires it, that package may execute
  `a2enmod wsgi`.

- Update to 5.0.2 includes changes from 5.0.1:
  * Eliminate noise in logs under Python 3.13 when Python garbage collection
    decides to delay destruction of objects until a second phase, resulting in
    the wsgi.errors log object being accessed after the request had been
    completed and the log object marked as invalid. This resulted due to changes
    in garbage collection behaviour in Python 3.13.
  * Internally, when using Python 3.8 or newer, the PyConfig API will now be
    used due to deprecation and future removal of older C API alternatives.
    This was required to support Python 3.13.
  * Fix issue which could result in process crashing when values were supplied
    for user/password/realm of HTTP basic authentication which weren’t
    compliant with UTF-8 encoding format.
  * Fix memory leak in check_password() authentication hook handler.
  * Change use of deprecated thread.setDaemon to thread.daemon.

- drop unmaintained apache-rex usage

- version update to 5.0.0
  * Note that the major version 5.0 was introduced not because of any new major
    features but because from version 5.0 onwards compatability with Python 2.7 is
    no longer guaranteed. A minimum Python version of 3.8 will be enforced by the
    Python package installation configuration.*
  Features Changed
  - ---------------
  * The `setuptools` package is now required to be installed in order to use the
    `pip install` method to install mod_wsgi. This is because `distutils` has been
    removed in Python 3.12.
  Bugs Fixed
  - ---------
  * Fix ability to build mod_wsgi against Apache 2.2. Do note that in general only
    recent versions of Apache 2.4 are supported

- Do not generate empty postun/posttrans scriptlets in case of
  non-openSUSE: guard the entire script by the condition, not only
  the entire content of the script.

- Use %posttrans instead of %post while adding the wsgi keyword.
  (bsc#1216411)
  * In systems where the former apache2-mod_wsgi-python3 is
    installed, the removal of the obsoleted apache2-mod_wsgi-python3
    and the installation of the new apache2-mod_wsgi did not
    preserve the keyword wsgi in the APACHE_MODULES variable.

- Update to version 4.9.4:
  + Apache 2.4.54 changed the default value for LimitRequestBody
    from 0, which indicates there is no limit, to 1Gi. If the
    Apache configuration supplied with a distribution wasn’t
    explicitly setting LimitRequestBody to 0 at global server scope
    for the purposes of documenting the default, and it was
    actually relying on the compiled in default, then when using
    mod_wsgi daemon mode, if a request body size greater than 1Gi
    was encountered the mod_wsgi daemon mode process would crash.
  + Fix ability to build mod_wsgi against Apache 2.2. Do note that
    in general only recent versions of Apache 2.4 are supported
- Changes from version 4.9.3 (CVE-2022-2255, boo#1201634):
  * See https://modwsgi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/release-notes/version-4.9.3.html

- New version 4.9.2
  * see https://modwsgi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/release-notes/version-4.9.2.html
  * dropped wsgi_fixVersionCheck.patch

- Add missing bug reference to allow inclusion in SLE-15:SP4.

- use /usr/sbin/apxs for build, not -prefork

- Update to version 4.7.1:
  + Use Python 3 style print.
  + Mostly changes around distribtion from PyPi, where mod_wsgi is
    completented by a mod_wsgi-standalone with an own apache
    instance.
- Drop the python2 based package (py2 is EOL): Move the content of
  the former apache2-mod_wsgi-python3 package into apache-mod_wsgi.
  Provide/Obsolete the old -python3 package for ease of upgrade.

- Add Python-native build so Python metadata and wrapper is present
  (bsc#1189467).