This section includes many of the reference materials used by the Apache HTTPD Server Project.

• User access (submit and query) to the Apache Bug Report Database.
• Developer access (submit, query and edit) to the database of Apache bug reports. Requires authorisation.
  Guidelines for editing PRs.
• Information about the various Apache mailing lists.
• Archives of the Apache HTTPD-related mailing lists.
• Hypermail archive of new-httpd.
• How to contribute code patches to Apache.

• The Platform-Developer's list
• The latest draft of the Apache project plan
• Apache Project Guidelines
• The Apache coding style guide
• Some notes on the API
• A prototype reference dictionary for the Apache HTTP Server API
  (note: this link may not take you anywhere useful; the documents may be missing or in a state of flux. Caveat spectator.)
• Some notes on debugging

• Apache Development Notes about using CVS and maintaining the Apache site.
• Instructions on developer access to the repository via Anonymous CVS.
• Instructions on developer access to the repository via CVSup.
• CVS and SSH for NT users, useful for NT developers.
• The to-do list of the Apache developers.
• Record of changes to the module magic number
  

• A Web-based view of the CVS history of the development effort
• The latest source tree pulled from the CVS repository, packaged with tar, and compressed with gzip. Not guaranteed to do anything, especially not compile or work.
• Doug MacEachern wrote a Perl script which you can use to automate fetching from the above from-cvs location.

• Instructions for rolling the release tarballs
• How to build binary distributions
• A shell script to build a binary release.

• Old voting guidelines