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Fix build for OpenBSD and Bitrig (from sevan@'s report).
2015-04-06 04:35:54 +02:00
$NetBSD: patch-uwsgi.h,v 1.6 2015/04/06 02:35:54 rodent Exp $
PR#45840 www/py-uwsgi: Fix DragonFly Port
2012-05-15 14:56:38 +02:00
Update to 2.0 (python-3.x compatible) based on the wip package by othyro. Changes: uWSGI 2.0 Changelog [20131230] Important changes Dynamic options have been definitely removed as well as the broken_plugins directory Bugfixes and improvements improved log rotation do not rely on unix signals to print request status during harakiri added magic vars for uid and gid various Lua fixes a tons of coverity-governed bugfixes made by Riccardo Magliocchetti New features --attach-daemon2 this is a keyval based option for configuring external daemons. Updated docs are: :doc:`AttachingDaemons` Linux setns() support One of the biggest improvements in uWSGI 1.9-2.0 has been the total support for Linux namespaces. This last patch adds support for the setns() syscall. This syscall allows a process to "attach" to a running namespace. uWSGI instances can exposes their namespaces file descriptors (basically they are the files in /proc/self/ns) via a unix socket. External instances connects to that unix socket and automatically enters the mapped namespace. to spawn an instance in "namespace server mode", you use the --setns-socket <addr> option uwsgi --setns-socket /var/run/ns.socket --unshare net,ipc,uts ... to attach you simply use --setns <addr> uwsgi --setns /var/run/ns.socket ... Updated docs: :doc:`Namespaces` "private" hooks When uWSGI runs your hooks, it verbosely print the whole hook action line. This could be a security problem in some scenario (for example when you run initial phases as root user but allows unprivileged access to logs). Prefixing your action with a '!' will suppress full logging: [uwsgi] hook-asap = !exec:my_secret_command Support for yajl library (JSON parser) Til now uWSGI only supported jansson as the json parser required for managing .js config files. You can now use the yajl library (available in centos) as alternative JSON parser (will be automatically detected) Perl spooler support The perl/PSGI plugin can now be used as a spooler server: uwsgi::spooler(sub { my $args = shift; print Dumper($args); return -2; }); The client part is still missing as we need to fix some internal api problem. Expect it in 2.0.1 ;) Gateways can drop privileges Gateways (like http router, sslrouter, rawrouter, forkptyrouter ...) can now drop privileges independently by the master. Currently only the http/https/spdy router exposes the new option (--http-uid/--http-gid) Subscriptions-governed SNI contexts The subscription subsystem now supports 3 additional keys (you can set them with the --subscribe2 option): sni_key sni_cert sni_ca all of the takes a path to the relevant ssl files.
2014-01-23 15:47:05 +01:00
Avoid clash with sys/user.h inclusion in logging.c on DragonFly BSD.
Fix build for OpenBSD and Bitrig (from sevan@'s report).
2015-04-06 04:35:54 +02:00
--- uwsgi.h.orig 2015-03-17 07:34:34.000000000 +0000
PR#45840 www/py-uwsgi: Fix DragonFly Port
2012-05-15 14:56:38 +02:00
+++ uwsgi.h
Fix build for OpenBSD and Bitrig (from sevan@'s report).
2015-04-06 04:35:54 +02:00
@@ -327,6 +327,10 @@ extern int pivot_root(const char *new_ro
Update to 2.0 (python-3.x compatible) based on the wip package by othyro. Changes: uWSGI 2.0 Changelog [20131230] Important changes Dynamic options have been definitely removed as well as the broken_plugins directory Bugfixes and improvements improved log rotation do not rely on unix signals to print request status during harakiri added magic vars for uid and gid various Lua fixes a tons of coverity-governed bugfixes made by Riccardo Magliocchetti New features --attach-daemon2 this is a keyval based option for configuring external daemons. Updated docs are: :doc:`AttachingDaemons` Linux setns() support One of the biggest improvements in uWSGI 1.9-2.0 has been the total support for Linux namespaces. This last patch adds support for the setns() syscall. This syscall allows a process to "attach" to a running namespace. uWSGI instances can exposes their namespaces file descriptors (basically they are the files in /proc/self/ns) via a unix socket. External instances connects to that unix socket and automatically enters the mapped namespace. to spawn an instance in "namespace server mode", you use the --setns-socket <addr> option uwsgi --setns-socket /var/run/ns.socket --unshare net,ipc,uts ... to attach you simply use --setns <addr> uwsgi --setns /var/run/ns.socket ... Updated docs: :doc:`Namespaces` "private" hooks When uWSGI runs your hooks, it verbosely print the whole hook action line. This could be a security problem in some scenario (for example when you run initial phases as root user but allows unprivileged access to logs). Prefixing your action with a '!' will suppress full logging: [uwsgi] hook-asap = !exec:my_secret_command Support for yajl library (JSON parser) Til now uWSGI only supported jansson as the json parser required for managing .js config files. You can now use the yajl library (available in centos) as alternative JSON parser (will be automatically detected) Perl spooler support The perl/PSGI plugin can now be used as a spooler server: uwsgi::spooler(sub { my $args = shift; print Dumper($args); return -2; }); The client part is still missing as we need to fix some internal api problem. Expect it in 2.0.1 ;) Gateways can drop privileges Gateways (like http router, sslrouter, rawrouter, forkptyrouter ...) can now drop privileges independently by the master. Currently only the http/https/spdy router exposes the new option (--http-uid/--http-gid) Subscriptions-governed SNI contexts The subscription subsystem now supports 3 additional keys (you can set them with the --subscribe2 option): sni_key sni_cert sni_ca all of the takes a path to the relevant ssl files.
2014-01-23 15:47:05 +01:00
#elif defined(__CYGWIN__)
#elif defined(__HURD__)
PR#45840 www/py-uwsgi: Fix DragonFly Port
2012-05-15 14:56:38 +02:00
#else
Update to 2.0 (python-3.x compatible) based on the wip package by othyro. Changes: uWSGI 2.0 Changelog [20131230] Important changes Dynamic options have been definitely removed as well as the broken_plugins directory Bugfixes and improvements improved log rotation do not rely on unix signals to print request status during harakiri added magic vars for uid and gid various Lua fixes a tons of coverity-governed bugfixes made by Riccardo Magliocchetti New features --attach-daemon2 this is a keyval based option for configuring external daemons. Updated docs are: :doc:`AttachingDaemons` Linux setns() support One of the biggest improvements in uWSGI 1.9-2.0 has been the total support for Linux namespaces. This last patch adds support for the setns() syscall. This syscall allows a process to "attach" to a running namespace. uWSGI instances can exposes their namespaces file descriptors (basically they are the files in /proc/self/ns) via a unix socket. External instances connects to that unix socket and automatically enters the mapped namespace. to spawn an instance in "namespace server mode", you use the --setns-socket <addr> option uwsgi --setns-socket /var/run/ns.socket --unshare net,ipc,uts ... to attach you simply use --setns <addr> uwsgi --setns /var/run/ns.socket ... Updated docs: :doc:`Namespaces` "private" hooks When uWSGI runs your hooks, it verbosely print the whole hook action line. This could be a security problem in some scenario (for example when you run initial phases as root user but allows unprivileged access to logs). Prefixing your action with a '!' will suppress full logging: [uwsgi] hook-asap = !exec:my_secret_command Support for yajl library (JSON parser) Til now uWSGI only supported jansson as the json parser required for managing .js config files. You can now use the yajl library (available in centos) as alternative JSON parser (will be automatically detected) Perl spooler support The perl/PSGI plugin can now be used as a spooler server: uwsgi::spooler(sub { my $args = shift; print Dumper($args); return -2; }); The client part is still missing as we need to fix some internal api problem. Expect it in 2.0.1 ;) Gateways can drop privileges Gateways (like http router, sslrouter, rawrouter, forkptyrouter ...) can now drop privileges independently by the master. Currently only the http/https/spdy router exposes the new option (--http-uid/--http-gid) Subscriptions-governed SNI contexts The subscription subsystem now supports 3 additional keys (you can set them with the --subscribe2 option): sni_key sni_cert sni_ca all of the takes a path to the relevant ssl files.
2014-01-23 15:47:05 +01:00
+#if defined(__DragonFly__)
PR#45840 www/py-uwsgi: Fix DragonFly Port
2012-05-15 14:56:38 +02:00
+/* avoid clash with sys/user.h inclusion in logging.c */
Update to 2.0 (python-3.x compatible) based on the wip package by othyro. Changes: uWSGI 2.0 Changelog [20131230] Important changes Dynamic options have been definitely removed as well as the broken_plugins directory Bugfixes and improvements improved log rotation do not rely on unix signals to print request status during harakiri added magic vars for uid and gid various Lua fixes a tons of coverity-governed bugfixes made by Riccardo Magliocchetti New features --attach-daemon2 this is a keyval based option for configuring external daemons. Updated docs are: :doc:`AttachingDaemons` Linux setns() support One of the biggest improvements in uWSGI 1.9-2.0 has been the total support for Linux namespaces. This last patch adds support for the setns() syscall. This syscall allows a process to "attach" to a running namespace. uWSGI instances can exposes their namespaces file descriptors (basically they are the files in /proc/self/ns) via a unix socket. External instances connects to that unix socket and automatically enters the mapped namespace. to spawn an instance in "namespace server mode", you use the --setns-socket <addr> option uwsgi --setns-socket /var/run/ns.socket --unshare net,ipc,uts ... to attach you simply use --setns <addr> uwsgi --setns /var/run/ns.socket ... Updated docs: :doc:`Namespaces` "private" hooks When uWSGI runs your hooks, it verbosely print the whole hook action line. This could be a security problem in some scenario (for example when you run initial phases as root user but allows unprivileged access to logs). Prefixing your action with a '!' will suppress full logging: [uwsgi] hook-asap = !exec:my_secret_command Support for yajl library (JSON parser) Til now uWSGI only supported jansson as the json parser required for managing .js config files. You can now use the yajl library (available in centos) as alternative JSON parser (will be automatically detected) Perl spooler support The perl/PSGI plugin can now be used as a spooler server: uwsgi::spooler(sub { my $args = shift; print Dumper($args); return -2; }); The client part is still missing as we need to fix some internal api problem. Expect it in 2.0.1 ;) Gateways can drop privileges Gateways (like http router, sslrouter, rawrouter, forkptyrouter ...) can now drop privileges independently by the master. Currently only the http/https/spdy router exposes the new option (--http-uid/--http-gid) Subscriptions-governed SNI contexts The subscription subsystem now supports 3 additional keys (you can set them with the --subscribe2 option): sni_key sni_cert sni_ca all of the takes a path to the relevant ssl files.
2014-01-23 15:47:05 +01:00
+#define _KERNEL_STRUCTURES
PR#45840 www/py-uwsgi: Fix DragonFly Port
2012-05-15 14:56:38 +02:00
+#endif /* __DragonFly__ */
#include <sys/event.h>
#endif
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