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Updated package to latest version, 3.6.6. Changes include: * Netplex_container: emits now backtraces if these are enabled. * Http_fs: adding [last_response_status] method * Rpc_client: fixing a potential endless loop when session IDs are reused * Rpc_client: fixing the shutdown when a TCP connection is immediately refused, and GSS-API authentication is active. * Netcgi_fcgi.run: no longer ignoring the sockaddr argument (problem reported by Watanabe Masaki) * Remove duplicate method Netpop.stat
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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.14 2013/07/27 10:20:59 jaapb Exp $
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
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#
Updated package to latest version, 3.6.6. Changes include: * Netplex_container: emits now backtraces if these are enabled. * Http_fs: adding [last_response_status] method * Rpc_client: fixing a potential endless loop when session IDs are reused * Rpc_client: fixing the shutdown when a TCP connection is immediately refused, and GSS-API authentication is active. * Netcgi_fcgi.run: no longer ignoring the sockaddr argument (problem reported by Watanabe Masaki) * Remove duplicate method Netpop.stat
2013-07-27 12:20:59 +02:00
DISTNAME= ocamlnet-3.6.6
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
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CATEGORIES= net
update homepage. update master_sites.
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MASTER_SITES= http://download.camlcity.org/download/
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
2006-08-11 17:43:36 +02:00
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
2012-07-06 11:29:14 +02:00
MAINTAINER= jaapb@kerguelen.org
update homepage. update master_sites.
2009-10-18 21:46:36 +02:00
HOMEPAGE= http://projects.camlcity.org/projects/ocamlnet.html
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
2006-08-11 17:43:36 +02:00
COMMENT= Library focusing on application-level network protocols (OCaml)
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
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LICENSE= zlib AND gnu-gpl-v2
DESTDIR support
2010-01-30 20:36:35 +01:00
Mark packages as MAKE_JOBS_SAFE=no that failed in a bulk build with MAKE_JOBS=2 and worked without.
2009-06-30 02:07:09 +02:00
MAKE_JOBS_SAFE= no
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
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DEPENDS+= ocaml-findlib-[0-9]*:../../devel/ocaml-findlib
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
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HAS_CONFIGURE= yes
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
2012-07-06 11:29:14 +02:00
CONFIGURE_ARGS+= -without-nethttpd -without-rpc-auth-dh -disable-gtk2 \
Update to 3.6, provided by maintainer Jaap Boender in PR 46817. This is an update of ocamlnet to its newest version, 3.6. Changes are: * Netsys_sem: a new abstraction for emulating anonymous semaphores on systems that only provide named semaphores, like OS X. All users of semaphores inside Ocamlnet now base on Netsys_sem. * reimplementing Netstring_str for the case the Str engine is used. It is now thread-safe without having to use mutexes. * The default is now -disable-pcre * The module Netstring_pcre has been moved to a library of its own, namely netstring-pcre. It is only installed if -enable-pcre * Nethttp.Header.best_media_type: improved (patch by Christopher Zimmemann) * Netsys_mem.alloc_memory_pages: one can now mark the memory pages as executable * src/netsys/configure: disabling POSIX semaphore check for win32 * Fixes for OpenBSD (by Christopher Zimmermann) * Netcgi connectors (SCGI, AJP, FCGI): unifying the ~sockaddr and ~port arguments. ~port now also assumes a loopback binding. (Suggested by Christopher Zimmermann). * Allowing posix_spawn again for MacOS. It turns out the number of file actions is limited. If we are above the limit, posix_spawn is not used. * Ssl_exts: adding function for returning the fingerprint of a certificate * Https_client: new verify callback for additional certificate checks
2012-08-20 10:11:58 +02:00
-disable-tcl -disable-apache -enable-pcre
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
2006-08-11 17:43:36 +02:00
USE_TOOLS+= gmake
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
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BUILD_TARGET= all
Add support for rpc-xti, built on SunOS.
2013-06-24 17:11:38 +02:00
.include "../../mk/bsd.prefs.mk"
PLIST_VARS= opt ssl xti
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
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.if (${MACHINE_ARCH} == "i386") || (${MACHINE_ARCH} == "powerpc") || \
(${MACHINE_ARCH} == "sparc") || (${MACHINE_ARCH} == "x86_64")
BUILD_TARGET+= opt
PLIST.opt= yes
.endif
Add support for rpc-xti, built on SunOS.
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.if ${OPSYS} == "SunOS"
PLIST.xti= yes
.endif
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
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SUBPKGDIRS= equeue netcgi2-plex netplex pop rpc-ssl equeue-ssl \
netclient netshm rpc shell netcamlbox netgssapi \
netstring rpc-auth-local smtp netcgi2 netmulticore \
Add support for rpc-xti, built on SunOS.
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netsys rpc-generator rpc-xti
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
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INSTALLATION_DIRS= lib/ocaml/site-lib
pre-install:
.for i in ${SUBPKGDIRS};
${RM} -rf ${DESTDIR}/${PREFIX}/lib/ocaml/site-lib/${i}
.endfor
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
2006-08-11 17:43:36 +02:00
Update to 3.5.1, from Jaap Boender. 6 years of changes. 3.5.1 in particular has: it is time for another version of Ocamlnet. The new release 3.5 focuses on the system interface, and includes a long list of smaller improvements. The system interface, Netsys_posix, is extended by: - Support for POSIX clocks and POSIX timers (with nanosecond resolution) - Netsys_posix.spawn usses now the posix_spawn call if present on the OS - Adding support for pollable events (as e.g. provided by Linux via eventfd). For other OS an emulation is available. - Support for epoll on Linux Note that Netsys_posix covers now large parts of POSIX realtime. Other improvements: - The code generator for XDR has been improved. A new switch -direct for ocamlrpcgen can be used to generate direct mappings between OCaml values and binary representation (in many cases). Speedups up to 50% are possible for large XDR values. - The new module Uq_mt allows it to access an event-driven resource from several kernel threads (e.g. use an RPC client commonly from several threads). - The thread-safety of Netplex container functions has been improved. - Netmulticore condition variables can now be polled, for better integration into event-based programs. - Option greedy_accepts for Netplex to support servers that accept many connections per second. With this improvement, Netplex can now accept more than 5000 connections/s, and assign them to worker processes. Last but not least there is now a new tutorial for Equeue (event systems and engines). In particular, the section about combining Ocamlnet with Lwt might be interesting.
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.include "options.mk"
.include "../../devel/pcre-ocaml/buildlink3.mk"
Initial import of ocamlnet-1.1.2: The Ocamlnet project provides a collection of modules for the Objective Caml language which focus on application-level Internet protocols and conventions. The current distribution contains: - a mature implementation of the CGI protocol - an implementation of the JSERV protocol (AJP-1.2), can be used with mod_jserv (Apache JServ) and mod_jk (Jakarta connector) to connect application servers written in O'Caml with web servers - a FastCGI implementation - a POP3 client - an SMTP client - a library of string processing functions related to Internet protocols (formerly known as "netstring" and distributed separately): MIME encoding/decoding, Date/time parsing, Character encoding conversion, HTML parsing and printing, URL parsing and printing, OO-representation of channels, and a lot more. - an experimental web server component
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.include "../../lang/ocaml/buildlink3.mk"
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"
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