Can I ask why you think this is merely a wishlist item?
If I've understood the import of this correctly, then the privacy of every visitor to every website served by Apache on every version(*) of Ubuntu is at risk. I don't think that forward-secrecy in SSL is an optional extra; I think it's a requirement. Also, in my view, server administrators who deploy https are making an implicit promise to their site's visitors - and this is a promise which they cannot honour.
(*)even Saucy doesn't have 2.4 packages yet, though 2.4 is in Debian, Mageia, and Fedora.
Thanks for your assistance.
Can I ask why you think this is merely a wishlist item?
If I've understood the import of this correctly, then the privacy of every visitor to every website served by Apache on every version(*) of Ubuntu is at risk. I don't think that forward-secrecy in SSL is an optional extra; I think it's a requirement. Also, in my view, server administrators who deploy https are making an implicit promise to their site's visitors - and this is a promise which they cannot honour.
(*)even Saucy doesn't have 2.4 packages yet, though 2.4 is in Debian, Mageia, and Fedora.