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# $NetBSD: Makefile,v 1.18 2012/11/08 19:27:12 jakllsch Exp $
Import boto-1.0a. This package was imported so that the update of sysutils/duplicity could use amazon web services. Blurb: Boto is a Python package that provides interfaces to Amazon Web Services. At the moment, boto supports S3 (Simple Storage Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service) via the REST API's provided by those services and EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) via the Query API. The intent is to support additional services in the future. The goal of boto is to provide a very simple, easy to use, lightweight wrapper around the Amazon services. Not all features supported by the Amazon Web Services will be supported in boto. Basically, those features I need to do what I want to do are supported first. Other features and requests are welcome and will be accomodated to the best of my ability. Patches and contributions are welcome! Boto was written using Python 2.4.1 on Mac OSX. It has also been tested on Linux Fedora Core 4 using Python 2.4.1. Boto requires no additional libraries or packages other than those that are distributed with Python 2.4.1. NOTE: A patch was supplied recently by josh.bressers that should allow boto to run in Python 2.3. I have not tested this myself. [NOTE: I did not mark 23 as an acceptable python version] There is some documentation for boto, mainly in the form of tutorials. Check in the doc directory of the distribution. You can also check out the unit tests in the tests directory of the distribution for examples of use. You AWS credentials can be passed into the methods that create S3 and SQS connections. Alternatively, boto will check for the existance of the following environment variables to ascertain your credentials: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - Your AWS Access Key ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - Your AWS Secret Access Key
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#
DISTNAME= boto-2.6.0
Import boto-1.0a. This package was imported so that the update of sysutils/duplicity could use amazon web services. Blurb: Boto is a Python package that provides interfaces to Amazon Web Services. At the moment, boto supports S3 (Simple Storage Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service) via the REST API's provided by those services and EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) via the Query API. The intent is to support additional services in the future. The goal of boto is to provide a very simple, easy to use, lightweight wrapper around the Amazon services. Not all features supported by the Amazon Web Services will be supported in boto. Basically, those features I need to do what I want to do are supported first. Other features and requests are welcome and will be accomodated to the best of my ability. Patches and contributions are welcome! Boto was written using Python 2.4.1 on Mac OSX. It has also been tested on Linux Fedora Core 4 using Python 2.4.1. Boto requires no additional libraries or packages other than those that are distributed with Python 2.4.1. NOTE: A patch was supplied recently by josh.bressers that should allow boto to run in Python 2.3. I have not tested this myself. [NOTE: I did not mark 23 as an acceptable python version] There is some documentation for boto, mainly in the form of tutorials. Check in the doc directory of the distribution. You can also check out the unit tests in the tests directory of the distribution for examples of use. You AWS credentials can be passed into the methods that create S3 and SQS connections. Alternatively, boto will check for the existance of the following environment variables to ascertain your credentials: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - Your AWS Access Key ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - Your AWS Secret Access Key
2008-02-06 08:08:11 +01:00
PKGNAME= ${PYPKGPREFIX}-${DISTNAME}
CATEGORIES= net
Update to 2.5.2, slightly based on PR 46903 by Steven Sartorius. Changes: 2.5.2 Release 2.5.2 is a bugfix release. 2.5.1 Release 2.5.1 is a bugfix release. 2.5.0 This release includes: Support for IAM Roles for EC2 Instances Added support for Capabilities in CloudFormation Spot instances in autoscaling groups Internal ELB's Added tenancy option to run_instances 2.4.0 This release includes: Initial support for Amazon Cloudsearch Service. Support for Amazon's Marketplace Web Service. Latency-based routing for Route53 Support for new domain verification features of SES. A full rewrite of the FPS module. Support for BatchWriteItem in DynamoDB. Additional EMR steps for installing and running Pig scripts. Support for additional batch operations in SQS. Better support for VPC group-ids. Many, many bugfixes from the community. Thanks for the reports and pull requests! 2.3.0 This release includes initial support for Amazon Simple Workflow Service. The API version of the FPS module was updated to 2010-08-28. This release also includes many bug fixes and improvements in the Amazon DynamoDB module. One change of particular note is the behavior of the new_item method of the Table object. See http://readthedocs.org/docs/boto/en/2.3.0/ref/dynamodb.html#module-boto.dynamodb.table for more details. 2.2.2 This is a bugfix release. 2.2.1 The 2.2.1 release fixes a packaging problem that was causing problems when installing via pip. 2.2.0 Some highlights of this release: Support for Amazon DynamoDB service. Support for S3 Object Lifecycle (Expiration). Allow anonymous request for S3. Support for creating Load Balancers in VPC. Support for multi-dimension metrics in CloudWatch. Support for Elastic Network Interfaces in EC2. Support for Amazon S3 Multi-Delete capability. Support for new AMIversion and overriding of parameters in EMR. Support for SendMessageBatch request in SQS. Support for DescribeInstanceStatus request in EC2. Many, many improvements and additions to API documentation and Tutorials. Special thanks to Greg Taylor for all of the Sphinx cleanups and new docs. 2.1.1 The 2.1.1 release fixes one serious issue with the RDS module. 2.1.0 Some highlights of this release: Server-side encryption now supported in S3. Better support for VPC in EC2. Support for combiner in StreamingStep for EMR. Support for CloudFormations. Support for streaming uploads to Google Storage. Support for generating signed URL's in CloudFront. MTurk connection now uses HTTPS by default, like all other Connection objects. You can now PUT multiple data points to CloudWatch in one call. CloudWatch Dimension object now correctly supports multiple values for same dimension name. Lots of documentation fixes/additions 2.0 Highlights There have been many, many changes since the 2.0b4 release. This overview highlights some of those changes. Fix connection pooling bug: don't close before reading. Added AddInstanceGroup and ModifyInstanceGroup to boto.emr Merge pull request #246 from chetan/multipart_s3put AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Removed extra print statement Merge pull request #244 from ryansb/master Added add_instance_groups function to boto.emr.connection. Built some helper methods for it, and added AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Added a new class, InstanceGroup, with just a init and repr. Adding support for GetLoginProfile request to IAM. Removing commented lines in connection.py. Fixes GoogleCode issue 532. Fixed issue #195 Added correct sax reader for boto.emr.emrobject.BootstrapAction Fixed a typo bug in ConsoleOutput sax parsing and some PEP8 cleanup in connection.py. Added initial support for generating a registration url for the aws marketplace Fix add_record and del_record to support multiple values, like change_record does Add support to accept SecurityGroupId as a parameter for ec2 run instances. This is required to create EC2 instances under VPC security groups Added support for aliases to the add_change method of ResourceRecordSets. Resign each request in a retry situation. Some services are starting to incorporate replay detection algorithms and the boto approach of simply re-trying the original request triggers them. Also a small bug fix to roboto and added a delay in the ec2 test to wait for consistency. Fixed a problem with InstanceMonitoring parameter of LaunchConfigurations for autoscale module. Route 53 Alias Resource Record Sets Fixed App Engine support Fixed incorrect host on App Engine Fixed issue 199 on github. First pass at put_metric_data Changed boto.s3.Bucket.set_acl_xml() to ISO-8859-1 encode the Unicode ACL text before sending over HTTP connection. Added GetQualificationScore for mturk. Added UpdateQualificationScore for mturk import_key_pair base64 fix Fixes for ses send_email method better handling of exceptions Add optional support for SSL server certificate validation. Specify a reasonable socket timeout for httplib Support for ap-northeast-1 region Close issue #153 Close issue #154 we must POST autoscale user-data, not GET. otherwise a HTTP 505 error is returned from AWS. see: http://groups.google.com/group/boto-dev/browse_thread/thread/d5eb79c97ea8eecf?pli=1 autoscale userdata needs to be base64 encoded. Use the unversioned streaming jar symlink provided by EMR Updated lss3 to allow for prefix based listing (more like actual ls) Deal with the groupSet element that appears in the instanceSet element in the DescribeInstances response. Add a change_record command to bin/route53 Incorporating a patch from AWS to allow security groups to be tagged. Fixed an issue with extra headers in generated URLs. Fixes http://code.google.com/p/boto/issues/detail?id=499 Incorporating a patch to handle obscure bug in apache/fastcgi. See http://goo.gl/0Tdax. Reorganizing the existing test code. Part of a long-term project to completely revamp and improve boto tests. Fixed an invalid parameter bug (ECS) #102 Adding initial cut at s3 website support.
2012-09-05 11:02:42 +02:00
MASTER_SITES= http://cloud.github.com/downloads/boto/boto/
Import boto-1.0a. This package was imported so that the update of sysutils/duplicity could use amazon web services. Blurb: Boto is a Python package that provides interfaces to Amazon Web Services. At the moment, boto supports S3 (Simple Storage Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service) via the REST API's provided by those services and EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) via the Query API. The intent is to support additional services in the future. The goal of boto is to provide a very simple, easy to use, lightweight wrapper around the Amazon services. Not all features supported by the Amazon Web Services will be supported in boto. Basically, those features I need to do what I want to do are supported first. Other features and requests are welcome and will be accomodated to the best of my ability. Patches and contributions are welcome! Boto was written using Python 2.4.1 on Mac OSX. It has also been tested on Linux Fedora Core 4 using Python 2.4.1. Boto requires no additional libraries or packages other than those that are distributed with Python 2.4.1. NOTE: A patch was supplied recently by josh.bressers that should allow boto to run in Python 2.3. I have not tested this myself. [NOTE: I did not mark 23 as an acceptable python version] There is some documentation for boto, mainly in the form of tutorials. Check in the doc directory of the distribution. You can also check out the unit tests in the tests directory of the distribution for examples of use. You AWS credentials can be passed into the methods that create S3 and SQS connections. Alternatively, boto will check for the existance of the following environment variables to ascertain your credentials: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - Your AWS Access Key ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - Your AWS Secret Access Key
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MAINTAINER= pkgsrc-users@NetBSD.org
Update to 2.5.2, slightly based on PR 46903 by Steven Sartorius. Changes: 2.5.2 Release 2.5.2 is a bugfix release. 2.5.1 Release 2.5.1 is a bugfix release. 2.5.0 This release includes: Support for IAM Roles for EC2 Instances Added support for Capabilities in CloudFormation Spot instances in autoscaling groups Internal ELB's Added tenancy option to run_instances 2.4.0 This release includes: Initial support for Amazon Cloudsearch Service. Support for Amazon's Marketplace Web Service. Latency-based routing for Route53 Support for new domain verification features of SES. A full rewrite of the FPS module. Support for BatchWriteItem in DynamoDB. Additional EMR steps for installing and running Pig scripts. Support for additional batch operations in SQS. Better support for VPC group-ids. Many, many bugfixes from the community. Thanks for the reports and pull requests! 2.3.0 This release includes initial support for Amazon Simple Workflow Service. The API version of the FPS module was updated to 2010-08-28. This release also includes many bug fixes and improvements in the Amazon DynamoDB module. One change of particular note is the behavior of the new_item method of the Table object. See http://readthedocs.org/docs/boto/en/2.3.0/ref/dynamodb.html#module-boto.dynamodb.table for more details. 2.2.2 This is a bugfix release. 2.2.1 The 2.2.1 release fixes a packaging problem that was causing problems when installing via pip. 2.2.0 Some highlights of this release: Support for Amazon DynamoDB service. Support for S3 Object Lifecycle (Expiration). Allow anonymous request for S3. Support for creating Load Balancers in VPC. Support for multi-dimension metrics in CloudWatch. Support for Elastic Network Interfaces in EC2. Support for Amazon S3 Multi-Delete capability. Support for new AMIversion and overriding of parameters in EMR. Support for SendMessageBatch request in SQS. Support for DescribeInstanceStatus request in EC2. Many, many improvements and additions to API documentation and Tutorials. Special thanks to Greg Taylor for all of the Sphinx cleanups and new docs. 2.1.1 The 2.1.1 release fixes one serious issue with the RDS module. 2.1.0 Some highlights of this release: Server-side encryption now supported in S3. Better support for VPC in EC2. Support for combiner in StreamingStep for EMR. Support for CloudFormations. Support for streaming uploads to Google Storage. Support for generating signed URL's in CloudFront. MTurk connection now uses HTTPS by default, like all other Connection objects. You can now PUT multiple data points to CloudWatch in one call. CloudWatch Dimension object now correctly supports multiple values for same dimension name. Lots of documentation fixes/additions 2.0 Highlights There have been many, many changes since the 2.0b4 release. This overview highlights some of those changes. Fix connection pooling bug: don't close before reading. Added AddInstanceGroup and ModifyInstanceGroup to boto.emr Merge pull request #246 from chetan/multipart_s3put AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Removed extra print statement Merge pull request #244 from ryansb/master Added add_instance_groups function to boto.emr.connection. Built some helper methods for it, and added AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Added a new class, InstanceGroup, with just a init and repr. Adding support for GetLoginProfile request to IAM. Removing commented lines in connection.py. Fixes GoogleCode issue 532. Fixed issue #195 Added correct sax reader for boto.emr.emrobject.BootstrapAction Fixed a typo bug in ConsoleOutput sax parsing and some PEP8 cleanup in connection.py. Added initial support for generating a registration url for the aws marketplace Fix add_record and del_record to support multiple values, like change_record does Add support to accept SecurityGroupId as a parameter for ec2 run instances. This is required to create EC2 instances under VPC security groups Added support for aliases to the add_change method of ResourceRecordSets. Resign each request in a retry situation. Some services are starting to incorporate replay detection algorithms and the boto approach of simply re-trying the original request triggers them. Also a small bug fix to roboto and added a delay in the ec2 test to wait for consistency. Fixed a problem with InstanceMonitoring parameter of LaunchConfigurations for autoscale module. Route 53 Alias Resource Record Sets Fixed App Engine support Fixed incorrect host on App Engine Fixed issue 199 on github. First pass at put_metric_data Changed boto.s3.Bucket.set_acl_xml() to ISO-8859-1 encode the Unicode ACL text before sending over HTTP connection. Added GetQualificationScore for mturk. Added UpdateQualificationScore for mturk import_key_pair base64 fix Fixes for ses send_email method better handling of exceptions Add optional support for SSL server certificate validation. Specify a reasonable socket timeout for httplib Support for ap-northeast-1 region Close issue #153 Close issue #154 we must POST autoscale user-data, not GET. otherwise a HTTP 505 error is returned from AWS. see: http://groups.google.com/group/boto-dev/browse_thread/thread/d5eb79c97ea8eecf?pli=1 autoscale userdata needs to be base64 encoded. Use the unversioned streaming jar symlink provided by EMR Updated lss3 to allow for prefix based listing (more like actual ls) Deal with the groupSet element that appears in the instanceSet element in the DescribeInstances response. Add a change_record command to bin/route53 Incorporating a patch from AWS to allow security groups to be tagged. Fixed an issue with extra headers in generated URLs. Fixes http://code.google.com/p/boto/issues/detail?id=499 Incorporating a patch to handle obscure bug in apache/fastcgi. See http://goo.gl/0Tdax. Reorganizing the existing test code. Part of a long-term project to completely revamp and improve boto tests. Fixed an invalid parameter bug (ECS) #102 Adding initial cut at s3 website support.
2012-09-05 11:02:42 +02:00
HOMEPAGE= http://docs.pythonboto.org/
Import boto-1.0a. This package was imported so that the update of sysutils/duplicity could use amazon web services. Blurb: Boto is a Python package that provides interfaces to Amazon Web Services. At the moment, boto supports S3 (Simple Storage Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service) via the REST API's provided by those services and EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) via the Query API. The intent is to support additional services in the future. The goal of boto is to provide a very simple, easy to use, lightweight wrapper around the Amazon services. Not all features supported by the Amazon Web Services will be supported in boto. Basically, those features I need to do what I want to do are supported first. Other features and requests are welcome and will be accomodated to the best of my ability. Patches and contributions are welcome! Boto was written using Python 2.4.1 on Mac OSX. It has also been tested on Linux Fedora Core 4 using Python 2.4.1. Boto requires no additional libraries or packages other than those that are distributed with Python 2.4.1. NOTE: A patch was supplied recently by josh.bressers that should allow boto to run in Python 2.3. I have not tested this myself. [NOTE: I did not mark 23 as an acceptable python version] There is some documentation for boto, mainly in the form of tutorials. Check in the doc directory of the distribution. You can also check out the unit tests in the tests directory of the distribution for examples of use. You AWS credentials can be passed into the methods that create S3 and SQS connections. Alternatively, boto will check for the existance of the following environment variables to ascertain your credentials: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - Your AWS Access Key ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - Your AWS Secret Access Key
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COMMENT= Python interface to Amazon web services
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LICENSE= mit
Import boto-1.0a. This package was imported so that the update of sysutils/duplicity could use amazon web services. Blurb: Boto is a Python package that provides interfaces to Amazon Web Services. At the moment, boto supports S3 (Simple Storage Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service) via the REST API's provided by those services and EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) via the Query API. The intent is to support additional services in the future. The goal of boto is to provide a very simple, easy to use, lightweight wrapper around the Amazon services. Not all features supported by the Amazon Web Services will be supported in boto. Basically, those features I need to do what I want to do are supported first. Other features and requests are welcome and will be accomodated to the best of my ability. Patches and contributions are welcome! Boto was written using Python 2.4.1 on Mac OSX. It has also been tested on Linux Fedora Core 4 using Python 2.4.1. Boto requires no additional libraries or packages other than those that are distributed with Python 2.4.1. NOTE: A patch was supplied recently by josh.bressers that should allow boto to run in Python 2.3. I have not tested this myself. [NOTE: I did not mark 23 as an acceptable python version] There is some documentation for boto, mainly in the form of tutorials. Check in the doc directory of the distribution. You can also check out the unit tests in the tests directory of the distribution for examples of use. You AWS credentials can be passed into the methods that create S3 and SQS connections. Alternatively, boto will check for the existance of the following environment variables to ascertain your credentials: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - Your AWS Access Key ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - Your AWS Secret Access Key
2008-02-06 08:08:11 +01:00
Update to 2.5.2, slightly based on PR 46903 by Steven Sartorius. Changes: 2.5.2 Release 2.5.2 is a bugfix release. 2.5.1 Release 2.5.1 is a bugfix release. 2.5.0 This release includes: Support for IAM Roles for EC2 Instances Added support for Capabilities in CloudFormation Spot instances in autoscaling groups Internal ELB's Added tenancy option to run_instances 2.4.0 This release includes: Initial support for Amazon Cloudsearch Service. Support for Amazon's Marketplace Web Service. Latency-based routing for Route53 Support for new domain verification features of SES. A full rewrite of the FPS module. Support for BatchWriteItem in DynamoDB. Additional EMR steps for installing and running Pig scripts. Support for additional batch operations in SQS. Better support for VPC group-ids. Many, many bugfixes from the community. Thanks for the reports and pull requests! 2.3.0 This release includes initial support for Amazon Simple Workflow Service. The API version of the FPS module was updated to 2010-08-28. This release also includes many bug fixes and improvements in the Amazon DynamoDB module. One change of particular note is the behavior of the new_item method of the Table object. See http://readthedocs.org/docs/boto/en/2.3.0/ref/dynamodb.html#module-boto.dynamodb.table for more details. 2.2.2 This is a bugfix release. 2.2.1 The 2.2.1 release fixes a packaging problem that was causing problems when installing via pip. 2.2.0 Some highlights of this release: Support for Amazon DynamoDB service. Support for S3 Object Lifecycle (Expiration). Allow anonymous request for S3. Support for creating Load Balancers in VPC. Support for multi-dimension metrics in CloudWatch. Support for Elastic Network Interfaces in EC2. Support for Amazon S3 Multi-Delete capability. Support for new AMIversion and overriding of parameters in EMR. Support for SendMessageBatch request in SQS. Support for DescribeInstanceStatus request in EC2. Many, many improvements and additions to API documentation and Tutorials. Special thanks to Greg Taylor for all of the Sphinx cleanups and new docs. 2.1.1 The 2.1.1 release fixes one serious issue with the RDS module. 2.1.0 Some highlights of this release: Server-side encryption now supported in S3. Better support for VPC in EC2. Support for combiner in StreamingStep for EMR. Support for CloudFormations. Support for streaming uploads to Google Storage. Support for generating signed URL's in CloudFront. MTurk connection now uses HTTPS by default, like all other Connection objects. You can now PUT multiple data points to CloudWatch in one call. CloudWatch Dimension object now correctly supports multiple values for same dimension name. Lots of documentation fixes/additions 2.0 Highlights There have been many, many changes since the 2.0b4 release. This overview highlights some of those changes. Fix connection pooling bug: don't close before reading. Added AddInstanceGroup and ModifyInstanceGroup to boto.emr Merge pull request #246 from chetan/multipart_s3put AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Removed extra print statement Merge pull request #244 from ryansb/master Added add_instance_groups function to boto.emr.connection. Built some helper methods for it, and added AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Added a new class, InstanceGroup, with just a init and repr. Adding support for GetLoginProfile request to IAM. Removing commented lines in connection.py. Fixes GoogleCode issue 532. Fixed issue #195 Added correct sax reader for boto.emr.emrobject.BootstrapAction Fixed a typo bug in ConsoleOutput sax parsing and some PEP8 cleanup in connection.py. Added initial support for generating a registration url for the aws marketplace Fix add_record and del_record to support multiple values, like change_record does Add support to accept SecurityGroupId as a parameter for ec2 run instances. This is required to create EC2 instances under VPC security groups Added support for aliases to the add_change method of ResourceRecordSets. Resign each request in a retry situation. Some services are starting to incorporate replay detection algorithms and the boto approach of simply re-trying the original request triggers them. Also a small bug fix to roboto and added a delay in the ec2 test to wait for consistency. Fixed a problem with InstanceMonitoring parameter of LaunchConfigurations for autoscale module. Route 53 Alias Resource Record Sets Fixed App Engine support Fixed incorrect host on App Engine Fixed issue 199 on github. First pass at put_metric_data Changed boto.s3.Bucket.set_acl_xml() to ISO-8859-1 encode the Unicode ACL text before sending over HTTP connection. Added GetQualificationScore for mturk. Added UpdateQualificationScore for mturk import_key_pair base64 fix Fixes for ses send_email method better handling of exceptions Add optional support for SSL server certificate validation. Specify a reasonable socket timeout for httplib Support for ap-northeast-1 region Close issue #153 Close issue #154 we must POST autoscale user-data, not GET. otherwise a HTTP 505 error is returned from AWS. see: http://groups.google.com/group/boto-dev/browse_thread/thread/d5eb79c97ea8eecf?pli=1 autoscale userdata needs to be base64 encoded. Use the unversioned streaming jar symlink provided by EMR Updated lss3 to allow for prefix based listing (more like actual ls) Deal with the groupSet element that appears in the instanceSet element in the DescribeInstances response. Add a change_record command to bin/route53 Incorporating a patch from AWS to allow security groups to be tagged. Fixed an issue with extra headers in generated URLs. Fixes http://code.google.com/p/boto/issues/detail?id=499 Incorporating a patch to handle obscure bug in apache/fastcgi. See http://goo.gl/0Tdax. Reorganizing the existing test code. Part of a long-term project to completely revamp and improve boto tests. Fixed an invalid parameter bug (ECS) #102 Adding initial cut at s3 website support.
2012-09-05 11:02:42 +02:00
REPLACE_PYTHON+= *.py
2011-07-03 12:01:04 +02:00
REPLACE_PYTHON+= boto/*/*.py
Update to 2.5.2, slightly based on PR 46903 by Steven Sartorius. Changes: 2.5.2 Release 2.5.2 is a bugfix release. 2.5.1 Release 2.5.1 is a bugfix release. 2.5.0 This release includes: Support for IAM Roles for EC2 Instances Added support for Capabilities in CloudFormation Spot instances in autoscaling groups Internal ELB's Added tenancy option to run_instances 2.4.0 This release includes: Initial support for Amazon Cloudsearch Service. Support for Amazon's Marketplace Web Service. Latency-based routing for Route53 Support for new domain verification features of SES. A full rewrite of the FPS module. Support for BatchWriteItem in DynamoDB. Additional EMR steps for installing and running Pig scripts. Support for additional batch operations in SQS. Better support for VPC group-ids. Many, many bugfixes from the community. Thanks for the reports and pull requests! 2.3.0 This release includes initial support for Amazon Simple Workflow Service. The API version of the FPS module was updated to 2010-08-28. This release also includes many bug fixes and improvements in the Amazon DynamoDB module. One change of particular note is the behavior of the new_item method of the Table object. See http://readthedocs.org/docs/boto/en/2.3.0/ref/dynamodb.html#module-boto.dynamodb.table for more details. 2.2.2 This is a bugfix release. 2.2.1 The 2.2.1 release fixes a packaging problem that was causing problems when installing via pip. 2.2.0 Some highlights of this release: Support for Amazon DynamoDB service. Support for S3 Object Lifecycle (Expiration). Allow anonymous request for S3. Support for creating Load Balancers in VPC. Support for multi-dimension metrics in CloudWatch. Support for Elastic Network Interfaces in EC2. Support for Amazon S3 Multi-Delete capability. Support for new AMIversion and overriding of parameters in EMR. Support for SendMessageBatch request in SQS. Support for DescribeInstanceStatus request in EC2. Many, many improvements and additions to API documentation and Tutorials. Special thanks to Greg Taylor for all of the Sphinx cleanups and new docs. 2.1.1 The 2.1.1 release fixes one serious issue with the RDS module. 2.1.0 Some highlights of this release: Server-side encryption now supported in S3. Better support for VPC in EC2. Support for combiner in StreamingStep for EMR. Support for CloudFormations. Support for streaming uploads to Google Storage. Support for generating signed URL's in CloudFront. MTurk connection now uses HTTPS by default, like all other Connection objects. You can now PUT multiple data points to CloudWatch in one call. CloudWatch Dimension object now correctly supports multiple values for same dimension name. Lots of documentation fixes/additions 2.0 Highlights There have been many, many changes since the 2.0b4 release. This overview highlights some of those changes. Fix connection pooling bug: don't close before reading. Added AddInstanceGroup and ModifyInstanceGroup to boto.emr Merge pull request #246 from chetan/multipart_s3put AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Removed extra print statement Merge pull request #244 from ryansb/master Added add_instance_groups function to boto.emr.connection. Built some helper methods for it, and added AddInstanceGroupsResponse class to boto.emr.emrobject. Added a new class, InstanceGroup, with just a init and repr. Adding support for GetLoginProfile request to IAM. Removing commented lines in connection.py. Fixes GoogleCode issue 532. Fixed issue #195 Added correct sax reader for boto.emr.emrobject.BootstrapAction Fixed a typo bug in ConsoleOutput sax parsing and some PEP8 cleanup in connection.py. Added initial support for generating a registration url for the aws marketplace Fix add_record and del_record to support multiple values, like change_record does Add support to accept SecurityGroupId as a parameter for ec2 run instances. This is required to create EC2 instances under VPC security groups Added support for aliases to the add_change method of ResourceRecordSets. Resign each request in a retry situation. Some services are starting to incorporate replay detection algorithms and the boto approach of simply re-trying the original request triggers them. Also a small bug fix to roboto and added a delay in the ec2 test to wait for consistency. Fixed a problem with InstanceMonitoring parameter of LaunchConfigurations for autoscale module. Route 53 Alias Resource Record Sets Fixed App Engine support Fixed incorrect host on App Engine Fixed issue 199 on github. First pass at put_metric_data Changed boto.s3.Bucket.set_acl_xml() to ISO-8859-1 encode the Unicode ACL text before sending over HTTP connection. Added GetQualificationScore for mturk. Added UpdateQualificationScore for mturk import_key_pair base64 fix Fixes for ses send_email method better handling of exceptions Add optional support for SSL server certificate validation. Specify a reasonable socket timeout for httplib Support for ap-northeast-1 region Close issue #153 Close issue #154 we must POST autoscale user-data, not GET. otherwise a HTTP 505 error is returned from AWS. see: http://groups.google.com/group/boto-dev/browse_thread/thread/d5eb79c97ea8eecf?pli=1 autoscale userdata needs to be base64 encoded. Use the unversioned streaming jar symlink provided by EMR Updated lss3 to allow for prefix based listing (more like actual ls) Deal with the groupSet element that appears in the instanceSet element in the DescribeInstances response. Add a change_record command to bin/route53 Incorporating a patch from AWS to allow security groups to be tagged. Fixed an issue with extra headers in generated URLs. Fixes http://code.google.com/p/boto/issues/detail?id=499 Incorporating a patch to handle obscure bug in apache/fastcgi. See http://goo.gl/0Tdax. Reorganizing the existing test code. Part of a long-term project to completely revamp and improve boto tests. Fixed an invalid parameter bug (ECS) #102 Adding initial cut at s3 website support.
2012-09-05 11:02:42 +02:00
REPLACE_PYTHON+= bin/*
2011-07-03 12:01:04 +02:00
.include "../../lang/python/application.mk"
Import boto-1.0a. This package was imported so that the update of sysutils/duplicity could use amazon web services. Blurb: Boto is a Python package that provides interfaces to Amazon Web Services. At the moment, boto supports S3 (Simple Storage Service) and SQS (Simple Queue Service) via the REST API's provided by those services and EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) via the Query API. The intent is to support additional services in the future. The goal of boto is to provide a very simple, easy to use, lightweight wrapper around the Amazon services. Not all features supported by the Amazon Web Services will be supported in boto. Basically, those features I need to do what I want to do are supported first. Other features and requests are welcome and will be accomodated to the best of my ability. Patches and contributions are welcome! Boto was written using Python 2.4.1 on Mac OSX. It has also been tested on Linux Fedora Core 4 using Python 2.4.1. Boto requires no additional libraries or packages other than those that are distributed with Python 2.4.1. NOTE: A patch was supplied recently by josh.bressers that should allow boto to run in Python 2.3. I have not tested this myself. [NOTE: I did not mark 23 as an acceptable python version] There is some documentation for boto, mainly in the form of tutorials. Check in the doc directory of the distribution. You can also check out the unit tests in the tests directory of the distribution for examples of use. You AWS credentials can be passed into the methods that create S3 and SQS connections. Alternatively, boto will check for the existance of the following environment variables to ascertain your credentials: AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID - Your AWS Access Key ID AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY - Your AWS Secret Access Key
2008-02-06 08:08:11 +01:00
.include "../../lang/python/egg.mk"
.include "../../mk/bsd.pkg.mk"