uwsgi/uwsgi.changes

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Sun Nov 10 20:06:51 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Update to 1.9.19:
  * This release starts the 'hardening' cycle for uWSGI 2.0 (scheduled for the 
    end of december 2013). The metrics subsystem was the last piece missing
    and this version (after 1 year of analysis) finally includes it. During
    the following 2 months we will start deprecating features or plugins that
    got no-interest, are known to be broken or are simply superseed by more
    modern/advanced ones.
  * Bugfixes
    * completely skip cgroups initialization when non-root
    * tons of post-static_analysis fixes by Riccardo Magliocchetti
    * fixed the greenlet plugin reference counting
    * avoid kevent storm for stats pusher thread
    * fixed rbtimers math
    * both 'cache' and 'file' routers got a 'no_content_length' key option to
      avoid setting the Content-Length header
    * the PyPy plugin automatically enables threads/GIL
    * manage dot_segments in HTTP parser
    * improved srand() usage
  * New features
    * The Metrics subsystem. This was the last piece missing before uWSGI 2.0.
      The Metrics subsystem allows you to store "numbers" related to
      monitoring, graphing and quality checks and exports them in various ways
    * The Tornado loop engine. While working on nodejs integration we realized
      that contrary to what we used to believe, Tornado (an asynchronous,
      callback based module for python) is usable in uWSGI.
    * The 'puwsgi' protocol. A "persistent" (keep-alive) version of the
      'uwsgi' parser has been added named 'puwsgi' (persistent uwsgi).
    * --vassal-set. You can tell the Emperor to pass specific options to every
      vassal using the --set facility
    * The 'template' transformation. This is a transformation allowing you to
      apply all of the internal routing patterns to your responses.

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Fri Nov  8 19:50:28 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Added apache2-mod_proxy_uwsgi and apache2-mod_uwsgi sub packages

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Thu Oct 17 18:10:06 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Update to 1.9.18.2:
  * check for NULL dictionary values in python3 autoreloader
  * fixed fastrouter realloc() bug
  * fixed stdin and embedded configuration
  * fixed vassal's strict mode
  * fixed UUID randomization when libuuid is not used
  * added --iprint (immediate print) option
- Changes from 1.9.18:
  * License change. This version of uWSGI is the first of the 1.9 tree using
    GPL2 + linking exception instead of plain GPL2
  * Bugfixes
    * fixed uwsgi native protocol support on big endian machines
    * fixed jvm build system for arm (Jorge Gallegos)
    * fixed a memleak spotted by cppcheck in zlib management
    * chdir() at every emperor glob iteration
    * correctly honour --force-cwd
    * fixed ia64/Linux compilation (Jonas Smedegaard/Riccardo Magliocchetti)
    * fixed ruby rvm paths parsing order
    * added waitpid() after daemon’s SIGTERM (Łukasz Mierzwa)
    * fixed pid numbering after --idle (Łukasz Mierzwa)
    * fixed/improved cheaper memory limits (Łukasz Mierzwa)
    * correctly close inherited sockets in gateways
    * fix checks for MAP_FAILED in mmap() (instead of NULL)
    * fixed FastCGI non-blocking body read() (patch by Arkaitz Jimenez)
    * fixed attach.py script
    * avoid crashing on non-conformant PSGI response headers
    * run the python autoreloader even in non-apps mode when non-lazy
  * New Features
    * https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Changelog-1.9.18.html
    * Minimal build profiles
    * Auto-fix modifier1. Now if the modifier1 of the request is zero, but the
      python plugin is not loaded (or there are no python apps loaded) the
      first configured app will be set instead (unless you disable with
      feature with --no-default-app).
    * Perl auto reloader. The --perl-auto-reload option allows the psgi plugin
      to check for changed modules after every request. It takes the frequency
      (in seconds) of the scan.
    * The "raw" mode (preview technology, only for CPython). Raw mode allows
      you to directly parse the request in your application callable. Instead
      of getting a list of CGI vars/headers in your callable you only get the
      file descriptor soon after accept(). You can then read()/write() to that
      file descriptor in full freedom.
    * Optional NON-standard support for CPython buffer protocol for WSGI
      responses. This is a NON-standard behaviour you have to voluntarily
      enable with --wsgi-accept-buffer.
    * Emperor and config improvements
      * The config system has been improved to be even more consistent in
        respect to strict mode (reminder: with --strict you basically check
        your config files for unknown options avoiding headaches caused by
        typos).
      * New magic vars have been added exposing the name of the original
        config file (this simplifies templating when in Emperor mode), check
        them at
        https://github.com/unbit/uwsgi-docs/blob/master/Configuration.rst#magic-variables
      * The Emperor got support for Linux capabilities using the --emperor-cap
        option. The option takes the list of capability you want to maintain
        for your vassals when they start as root
    * Build system improvements
      * The build system has been improved to link custom sources on the fly.
      * Riccardo Magliocchetti rewrote the build script to use optparse
        instead of raw/old-fashioned sys.argv parsing
    * Pluginized the 'schemes' managementi. Schemes are the prefix part of
      uWSGI uri's. When you do "uwsgi --ini http://foobar.local:9090/test.ini"
      the http:// is the scheme, signalling uWSGI it has to download the
      config file via http. Til now those 'schemes' were hardcoded. Now they
      are exposed as plugins, so you can add more of them (or override the
      default one).
    * mountpoints checks. Allows for managing, for example, FUSE filesystems
      with uWSGI:
      http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/tutorials/ReliableFuse.html
    * Preliminary libffi plugin. As embedding c libraries for exposing hooks
      is becoming more common, we have started working on libffi integration,
      allowing safe (and sane) argument passing to hooks. More to came soon.
    * Official support for kFreeBSD. Debian/kFreeBSD is officially supported.

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Tue Sep 24 16:49:25 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Update to 1.9.17.1:
  * Emergency release fixing two bugs:
    * fixed inheriting of file descriptor 0 (this breaks fastcgi on dreamhost,
      and uwsgi on unbit.it)
    * fixed router_http REQUEST_URI rewrite (double free)

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Mon Sep 23 18:47:59 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Disable v8 on unsupported architectures, and on distributions with newer
  versions of v8, as it seems that upstream is not maintaining it
- Update to 1.9.17
  * Bugfixes
    * the pty client is now blocking (safer approach)
    * removed strtok() usage (substituted by a new uwsgi api function on top
      of strtok_r())
    * fixed --pty-exec (Credits: C Anthony Risinger)
    * listen_queue/somaxconn linux check is now done even for UNIX sockets
  * New features
    * https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Changelog-1.9.17.html
    * The Master FIFO: a new management way in addition to UNIX signals
    * A new hook, named asap has been added. It will be run soon after the
      options are parsed
    * The TCC (libtcc) plugin: TCC is an embeddable c compiler. It includes a
      shared library (libtcc) you can use to compile strings of c code on the
      fly. The libtcc uWSGI plugins allows compiling strings of c to process
      symbols. Currently the "tcc" hook engine has been implemented:
    * The forkptyrouter gateway: While work on Linux containers/namespaces
      continues to improve we have added this special router/gateway allowing
      dynamic allocation of pseodoterminals in uWSGI instances. To access the
      sockets created by the forkptyrouter you can use the --pty-connect
      option exposed by the pty plugin.
    * added a new magic var for ANSI escaping. It allows you to define ANSI
      sequences in your logs
    * Routable log encoders: You can now attach log encoders to specific log
      routes
    * --vassals-include: This is like --vassal-inherit but the parsing will be
      "immediate" (so you can use placeholders)
    * The Emperor heartbeat system is now mercyless. The old approach for the
      heartbeat Emperor subsystem was asking for "gentle" reload to bad
      vassals. Now vassals not sending heartbeat (after being registered with
      the heartbeat subsystem) are killed with -9
    * logpipe: You can now send loglines to the stdin of an external command
    * Added "fd" logger to "logfile" plugin: you can directly send logs to a
      file descriptor
- Changes from 1.9.16
  * Important change in the gevent plugin shutdown/reload procedure: The
    shutdown/reload phase when in gevent mode has been changed to better
    integrate with multithreaded (and multigreenlet) environments (most
    notably the newrelic agent). Instead of "joining" the gevent hub, a new
    "dummy" greenlet is spawned and "joined". During shutdown only the
    greenlets spawned by uWSGI are taken in account, and after all of them are
    destroyed the process will exit. This is different from the old approach
    where the process wait for ALL the currently available greenlets (and
    monkeypatched threads). If you prefer the old behaviour just specify the
    option --gevent-wait-for-hub
  * Bugfixes/Improvements
    * fixed CPython reference counting bug in rpc and signal handlers
    * improved smart-attach-daemon for slow processes
    * follow Rack specifications for QUERY_STRING, SCRIPT_NAME,SERVER_NAME and
      SERVER_PORT
    * report missing internal routing support (it is only a warning when
      libpcre is missing)
    * better ipcsem support during shutdown and zerg mode (added
      --persistent-ipcsem as special case)
    * fixed fastcgi bug exposed by apache mod_fastcgi
    * do not call pre-jail hook on reload
    * force linking with -lrt on solaris
    * report thunder lock status
    * allow custom priority in rsyslog plugin
  * New features
    * https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Changelog-1.9.16.html
    * FreeBSD jails native support
    * The Rados plugin: Based on the The GlusterFS plugin plugin, a new one
      allowing access to Rados object storage is available
    * The TunTap router: A new method of providing virtual network interfaces
      in namespaces
    * Linux O_TMPFILE: Latest Linux kernel supports a new operational mode for
      opening files: O_TMPFILE. This flag opens a temporary file (read:
      unlinked) without any kind of race conditions. This mode is
      automatically used if available (no options needed)
    * Linux pivot-root: When dealing with Linux namespaces, changing the root
      filesystem is one of the main task. chroot() is generally too simple,
      while pivot-root allows you more advanced setup. The syntax is
      --pivot-root <new_root> <old_root>
    * Cheaper memlimit: This new check allows control of dynamic process
      spawning based on the RSS usage
    * Log encoders: A method of encoding logs for arbitrary external logging
      systems. They are basically patterns you can apply to each logline
    * New "advanced" Hooks: A new series of hooks for developers needing
      little modifications to the uWSGI cores are available.
    * New mount/umount hooks: When dealing with namespaces and jails, mounting
      and unmounting filesystems is one of the most common tasks. As the mount
      and umount commands could not be available during the setup phase, these
      2 hooks have been added directly calling the syscalls.
- Changes from 1.9.15
  * Bugfixes
    * fixed jvm options hashmap (#364)
    * fixed python3 wsgi.file_wrapper
    * fixed python3 --catch-exceptions
    * fixed type in pypy wsgi.input.read
    * better symbol detection for pypy
    * improved ruby libraries management on heroku
    * fixed http-keepalive memleak
    * fixed spooler body management under CPython
    * fixed unshare() usage of 'fs'
    * fixed UWSGI_PROFILE usage when building plugins with --plugin
    * improved SmartOS support and added OmniOS support
  * New features
    * The PTY plugin: This new plugin allows you to generate pseudoterminals
      and attach them to your workers. Pseudoterminals are then reachable via
      network (UNIX or TCP sockets). You can use them for shared debugging or
      to have input channels on your webapps.
    * strict mode: If you want to check all of your config options, you can
      now add the --strict option. Unknown options will trigger a fatal error.
    * fallback configs: Being very cheap (in term of resources) and supporting
      lot of operating systems and architectures, uWSGI is heavily used in
      embedded systems. One of the common feature in such devices is the
      "reset to factory defaults." uWSGI now natively support this kind of
      operation, thanks to the --fallback-config option.
    * --perl-exec and --perl-exec-post-fork: You can now run custom perl code
      before and after the fork() calls. Both options simply take the perl
      script as the argument
    * uwsgi.cache_keys([cache]): This api function has been added to the
      python and pypy plugins. It allows you to iterate the keys of a local
      uWSGI cache. It returns a list.
    * added %(ftime) to logformat: this is like 'ltime' but honouring the
      --log-date format
    * protect destruction of UNIX sockets when another instance binds them: on
      startup uWSGI now get the inode of the just created unix socket. On
      vacuum if the inode is changed the unlink of the socket is skipped. This
      should help avoiding sysadmin destructive race conditions or
      misconfigurations
    * --worker-exec2: this is like --worker-exec but happens after post_fork
      hooks
    * allow post_fork hook on general plugins: general plugins (the ones
      without the .request hook) can now expose the .post_fork hook
    * --call hooks: In the same spirit of exec-* hooks, call hooks works in
      the same way but directly calling functions in the current process
     address space (they have to be exposed as valid symbols)
    * init_func support for plugins, and --need-plugin variant: when loading a
      plugin you can call a symbol defined in it soon after dlopen()
    * added commodity loader for the pecan framework: A new python loader
      (--pecan) has been added for the pecan WSGI framework
    * UWSGI_REMOVE_INCLUDES: during the build phase you can remove include
      headers with the UWSGI_REMOVE_INCLUDES environment variable. This is
      useful for cross-compilation where some automatically detected includes
      could be wrong
    * router_expires: We already have various options in the uWSGI core to set
      Expires header. This router has been added to allow customizing them
    * announce Legion's death on reload/shutdown: Every legion member will now
      announce its death as soon as a reload (or a shutdown) of the instance
      is triggered
    * The GlusterFS plugin (beta): This new plugin make use ot the new
      glusterfs c api, avoiding the overhead of fuse when serving files stored
      on glusterfs servers. The plugin supports the multiprocess and
      multithreads modes, while async modes are currently in beta.
    * --force-gateway: all of the gateways (fastrouter, httprouter, rawrouter,
      sslrouter ...) has to be run under the master process. By specifying
      --force-gateway, you will bypass this limit
    * preliminary python3 profiler (beta): The --profiler pycall/pyline
      profilers have been added to python3. They are beta quality (they leak
      memory), but should be usable.
    * file monitor support for OpenBSD,NetBSD,DragonFlyBSD: Both --fs-reload
      and the @fmon decorator now work on these operating systems.
    * --cwd: you can force the startup "current working directory" (used by
      --vacuum and the reloading subsystem) with this option. It is useful in
      chroot setups where the binary executable change its place.
    * --add-gid: This options allows you to add additional group ids to the
      current process. You can specify it multiple times.
    * Emperor and Linux namespaces improvements: Thanks to the cooperation
      with the pythonanywhere.com guys the Emperor has been improved for
      better Linux namespaces integration. The --emperor-use-clone option
      allows you to use clone() instead of fork() for your vassal's spawn. In
      this way you can create the vassals directly in a new namespace. The
      function takes the same parameters of the --unshare one
    * --wait-for-interface: As dealing with the Linux network namespace
      introduces lot of race conditions (expecially when working with virtual
      ethernets), this new option allows you to pause an instance until a
      network interface is available. This is useful when waiting for the
      emperor to move a veth to the vassal namespace, avoiding the vassal to
      run commands on the interface before is available
- Changes from 1.9.14
  * Bugfixes
    * fixed python modifier1 management (was hardcoded to 0)
    * fixed url decoding in http and http-socket (it now supports lowercase
      hex, spotted by Miles Shang)
    * more user-friendly error message for undeletable unix sockets
    * fixed --http-auto-chunked in http 1.1 keepalive mode (André Cruz)
    * fixed python wheel support (Fraser Nevett)
    * fixed --safe-fd (was not correctly honoured by the Emperor)
    * fixed ruby 2.x reloading
    * improved support for OSX Tiger (yes, OSX 10.4)
    * better computation of listen queue load
    * fixed v8 build on OSX
    * fixed pypy rpc
    * improved chunked api performance
    * fixed latin1 encoding with python3
    * fixed --spooler-ordered (Roberto Leandrini)
    * fixed php status line reported in request logs
  * New features
    * Ruby 1.9.x/2.x native threads support: Ruby 1.9 (mri) introduced native
      threads support (very similar to the CPython ones, governed by a global
      lock named GVL).
    * Filesystem monitoring interface (fsmon): Currently uWSGI is able to
      monitor filesystem changes using the "simple" --touch-* facility or the
      signal framework (using various operating system api like inotify or
      kqueue). A new interface for plugin writers named "fsmon" has been
      added, allowing easy implementation of realtime filesystem monitors.
    * uClibc support: uWSGI can now be built on uclibc-based systems
      (generally, embedded systems)
    * Lua 5.2 support:  the lua plugins now support Lua 5.2
    * setscheme, setdocroot: These two new routing actions allow you to
      dynamically override DOCUMENT_ROOT and UWSGI_SCHEME
    * sendfile, fastfile: These two actions (added to the router_static
      plugin) allow you to return static files to the client bypassing the
      DOCUMENT_ROOT check.
    * --reload-on-fd and --brutal-reload-on-fd: Two new options allowing you
      to reload an instance when a file descriptor is ready. Currently the
      best usage scenario is for the oom_control cgroup interface (via
      eventfd)
    * Spooler improvements: You can now pass to all of the available
      spooler-related decorators the "pass_arguments=True" option, to
      automatically serialize the spooler function parameters. This is an
      abstraction avoiding you the need to serialize/deserialize arguments. In
      addition to this the decorators have been extended to implement __call__
      in this way you can directly call spoller decorated functions as normal
      functions.
    * --emperor-nofollow: Enabling this option will allow the Emperor to watch
      for symbolic links mtime update instead of the mtime of the real file.
    * daemontools envdir support: Albeit daemontools look old-fashioned,
      things like envdirs (http://cr.yp.to/daemontools/envdir.html) are
      heavily used in various context. uWSGI got two new options (--envdir
      <path> and --early-envdir <path>) allowing you to support this special
      (archaic ?) configuration way.
    * xmldir improvements: The xmldir plugins has been improved supporting
      iconv-based utf8 encoding. Various minor fixes have been committed.

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Fri Sep 20 15:06:48 UTC 2013 - dvaleev@suse.com

- enable v8 conditionally (enables build for powerpc and s390) 

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Thu Sep  5 18:43:14 CEST 2013 - mls@suse.de

- add libperl_requires, as we link against libperl and thus
  need a specific version of perl

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Tue Jul 16 20:41:08 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Add -Wformat to emperor_pg CFLAGS since pg-config --cflags returns
  -Wformat-security and gcc complains about it's exclusion

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Tue Jul 16 17:15:59 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Update to 1.9.13
 * Bugfixes
   * Fixed a corner case bug when response offloading is enabled, but no
     request plugin is loaded
   * Fixed harakiri routing when multiple rules are in place (return NEXT
     instead of CONTINUE)
   * Fixed curl crashing master on slow dns responses (Łukasz Mierzwa)
   * Removed PTRACE check in uwsgi.h (it is no more needed since uWSGI 1.0)
   * Fixed -print-sym
   * Added a newline in -cflags
   * Improved python3 detection and compilation
   * Fixed Coro::AnyEvent loop engine (John Berthels)
   * Rack api functions are now static
   * Better fastcgi handling of big uploads
   * Improved GCC usage on Darwin for Python non-apple builds
   * Fixed XCLIENT usage in rawrouter
   * Use the clang preprocessor instead of hardcoded 'cpp' when CC=clang is
     used
   * Set 16bit options to 65535 when higher values are requested
   * Fixed virtualhosting (it is now compatible with 1.4 configurations)
 * New features
   * https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Changelog-1.9.13.html
   * PyPy performance and features improvents
   * Chunked input api
   * Toward better third-party plugins management: the -dot-h option
   * setmethod, seturi and setpathinfo routing action
   * UWSGI_INCLUDES
   * Improved set_user_harakiri api function
   * -add-cache-item [cache ]KEY=VALUE
   * the router_xmldir plugin
   * Implement __call__ for @spool* decorators
   * the uwsgi[lq] routing var
   * -use-abort
- Changes from 1.9.12
  * Bugfixes
    * offloading cache writes will return the correct status code and not 202
    * you can now control the path of temporary files setting the TMPDIR
      environment variable (this fixes an old issue for users without control
      over /tmp)
    * fixed a compilation error on amqp imperial monitor
    * cron commands are correctly escaped when reported in the stats server
    * fixed fastcgi parser corner-case bug with big uploads
    * fixed support for newest cygwin
  * New Features
    * https://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Changelog-1.9.12.html
    * Offloading responses
    * JWSGI and JVM improvements
    * -touch-signal
    * The "pipe" offload engine
    * The new redis router
    * The "hash" router

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Fri May 31 18:52:08 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Fix path to uwsgi binary in service file
- Install uwsgi.ini
- Fix signed/unsigned comparison in emperor_amqp

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Wed May 29 17:26:24 UTC 2013 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Deprecated init script and sysconfig file in favor of systemd service and a
  default configuration file /etc/uwsgi/uwsgi.ini
- Update README to describe important changes
- Removed separate packages for plugins that have no uncommon requirements
- Update to 1.9.11
  * Fixed Python 3 stdout/stderr buffering
  * Fixed mule messages (@mulefunc is now reliable)
  * Fixed SCRIPT_NAME handling in dynamic mode
  * Fixed X-Sendfile with gzip static mode
  * Fixed cache item maximum size with custom block size
  * Fixed cache path handling
  * Added the new high-performance PyPy plugin
  * You can now avoid overlapping crons using --unique-cron. The uWSGI master
    will track death of a single task, and until its death the same cron will
    not be triggered
  * A key/value variant of the --cron option is now available
  * When using the cron2 option you are allowed to set a harakiri timeout for a
    cron task. Just add harakiri=n to the options
  * Added support for GNU Hurd
  * A new offload engine named "memory" allows to offload memory transfers. The
    cache router automatically supports it. To enable it just add
    --offload-threads <n>
  * An example websocket chat using Redis has been added to the repository
  * You can now define a routing table to be executed as soon as you set the
    HTTP status code in your plugin
  * Generally the wsgi.file_wrapper callable expects a file-like object. PEP
    333/3333 reports a special pattern when the object is not a file (call
    read() until the object is consumed). uWSGI now supports this pattern (even
    if in a hacky way)
  * When using --http-keepalive you can now hold the connection open even if
    the request has a body
  * You can now set a harakiri timer for each request using internal routing
  * The RPC plugin has been extended to allows interoperation with other
    standards. Currently a simple HTTP wrapper and an XML-RPC one are exposed
- 1.9.10
  * fixed alarm threads during reloads
  * fixed uninitialized memory in --touch-* options
  * fixed a regression in --attach-daemon
  * Added gccgo plugin. As Go 1.1 will be no no more compatible with uWSGI,
    gccgo will became the official way for running go apps
  * You can now run routing rules after a request. Obviously not all of the
    exposed actions make sense after the request but you should be able to
    write even more complex setup
- 1.9.9
  * Special warning: The router_basicauth plugin has changed its default
    behaviour to return "break" if authorization fails. The "basicauth-next"
    action, uses the old behaviour (returning "next"). This new approach should
    reduce security problems caused by wrong configurations
  * do not increment "tx" statistics counter for "unaccountable" plugins
  * fixed --backtrace-depth
  * fixed cache-sync parsing
  * fixed mule farms initialization
  * fixed multithreading bug when regexp conditional route is used
  * fixed default-app usage in the psgi plugin
  * fixed python dynamic mode + threads
  * fixed error reporting in corerouter when retry is in place
  * correctly report harakiri condition for gateways
  * Added the WebDav plugin
  * Added support for Go 1.1. Albeit you can successfully embed go 1.1 apps in
    uWSGI, go 1.1 will be completely fork() unsafe. That means you are not able
    to use multiprocessing, the master, mules and so on
  * Stackless, Greenlet and Fiber support have been updated to support new
    async features
  * You can now authenticate over radius servers using the router_radius plugin
  * Added another authentication backend, using SPNEGO (kerberos)
  * Added the ldap authenticator
  * Removed the GOON action, as it was messy and basically useless with the new
    authentication approach
  * The "setscriptname" action has been added to override the internally
    computed SCRIPT_NAME (not only the var)
  * The "donotlog" action forces uWSGI to not log the current request
  * The "regexp" routing conditions has been improved to allows grouping. Now
    you can easily manipulate strings and adding them as new request VARS
  * uwsgi.atexit hook is now honoured by the gevent plugin (Author: André Cruz)
  * Transformations can be applied on the fly (no buffering involved)
  * The xattr plugin allows you to reference files extended attributes in the
    internal routing subsystem
  * Added airbrake plugin. Currently at early stage of development, it allows
    sending uWSGI exceptions and alarms to airbrake servers
  * Added legion daemons, allowing you to run external processes only when an
    instance is a lord
  * A new "touch" option (like --touch-reload) is available, triggering the
    execution of a command
  * You can now use the caching subsystem to store 64bit signed numbers and
    apply atomic operations on them
- 1.9.8
  * fixed a crash when reloading the master
  * fixed a crash in async mode + uGreen
  * the 'mime' routing var requires a request var (not a raw string)
- 1.9.7
  * fixed teajs engine build
  * fixed offloading status code (set to 202 when a request is offloaded)
  * execute cron tasks within 60 second resolution, instead of 61 seconds
  * fixed websocket proxy
  * check for python3 unicode encoding (instead of crashing...)
  * fixed ipcsem removal on reload
  * fixed kqueue timer on OpenBSD, NetBSD and DragonFlyBSD
  * fixed/reimplemented perl uwsgi::register_rpc
  * fixed fd leak on sendfile() error
  * fixed Content-Length when gzip file variant is used
  * allows non-request plugins to register rpc functions
  * more robust error checking for cgroups
  * honour SCRIPT_NAME the in the PSGI plugin when multiple perl apps are
    mounted
  * Added legion cron to force only one instance of an application in legion
    mode to execute cron tasks
  * The curl_cron plugin has been added allowing the cron subsystem to call
    urls (via libcurl) instead of unix commands
  * The cachestore routing function can now directly store items in gzip format
  * Added --skip-atexit to avoid calling atexit() hooks to workaround a bug in the
    mongodb client library
  * The http and uwsgi routing instructions are now more smart. You can cache
    their output and get the right status code in the logs
  * Added a generic api for manipulating the response has been added
    (cachestore uses it)
  * You can now trigger alarms when an fd is ready for read with --alarm-fd
  * The spooler server plugin and the cheaper busyness algorithm are now
    compiled in by default
- 1.9.6
  * workaround for building the python plugin with gcc 4.8
  * Sqlite and LDAP configuration moved to plugins
  * New instructions added to allow for dynamic apps using internal routing
  * You can now configure how the carbon plugin send the response average when
    no requests have been managed
  * Added numeric checks for the internal routing
  * Added math and time support in the internal routing
  * Added non-standard seek() and tell() to wsgi.input (post-buffering
    required)
  * You can invoke the ipython shell instead of the default one when using
    --pyshell
  * Added the 'rpcraw' routing instruction (dangerous)
  * Added preliminary support for the HTTP Range header
  * Added the 'lord' routing condition for Legion
  * Added GridFS authentication
  * Added the 'uwsgi' routing var for accessing internal uWSGI parameters
  * Added the 'alarm' routing action for triggering alarms from the routing
    subsystem
  * Added --rbshell for accessing a Ruby shell
  * Added --lua-shell for accessing a Lua shell
  * Removed the old (and useless) probe subsystem
  * Two new hooks have been added to the Legion subsystem: --legion-node-joined
    and --legion-node-left
  * --socket-sndbuf and --socket-rcvbuf have been added to allow tuning of the
    send and receive buffers of the uWSGI sockets (use with caution)
  * V8 plugin improvements
- 1.9.5
  * fixed a memory leak with cachestore routing instruction (Riccardo
    Magliocchetti)
  * fixed a memory leak in carbon plugin (Riccardo Magliocchetti)
  * fixed a memory leak in the cgi plugin (Riccardo Magliocchetti)
  * fixed old-style python dynamic apps
  * force the emperor to honour --max-fd for vassals
  * improved PSGI seek with post-buffering
  * fixed kvlist escaping
  * Added the GridFS plugin
  * Improved V8 plugin
  * Added the 'cgi' routing instruction to call CGI scripts directly
- 1.9.4
  * fixed cache statistics exported by the stats subsystem (Łukasz Mierzwa)
  * fixed CoroEV bug in after_request (Tom Molesworth and John Berthels)
  * update cache items after a restore from persistent storage (Łukasz Mierzwa)
  * fixed signal handling in non-worker processes
  * fixed thundering herd in multiple mules setup
  * ported the cplusplus skeletal plugin to the new api
  * fixed uWSGI reloading when build as a shared library
  * From now on, SmartOS is included in the officially supported operating
    systems
  * Support for JavaScript routing rules and configurations using V8
  * Added the rpcnext routing action
  * Legion improvements
- 1.9.3
  * fixed imports in the JVM build system when virtualenvs are used (Ryan
    Kaskel)
  * fixed mod_proxy_uwsgi with apache 2.4
  * fixed php headers generation when Status is created from the php app itself
  * Pluggable configuration system (with Lua support)
  * Immediate setuid and setgid with new options --immediate-uid and
    --immediate-gid
  * The option --emperor-tyrant-nofollow has been added forcing the emperor to
    now follow symlinks when searching for uid/gid in tyrant mode
  * Added the "rpcret" routing action to usa Lua to write advanced rules
- 1.9.2
  * Fixed python3 response headers managament (wrong refcnt)
  * Fixed readline() on request body when postbuffering is in place
  * Fixed ruby fiber plugin
  * You can now store responses automatically in the uWSGI cache using
    route-run and the cachestore routing action
  * routing access to cookie and query string
  * Added empty internal routing condition
  * Added the Geoip plugin
  * Added the SSI plugin (beta)
- 1.9.1
  * Fixed --req-logger after a graceful reload
  * Fixed a crash with the carbon plugin
  * Fixed signal handling when multiple workers + copy on write is in place
  * Fixed exception handling in the Rack plugin
  * The XSLT plugin has been added. It allows to apply XML transformation via
    request plugin or uWSGI internal routing
  * Legion scrolls api
  * On demand vassals in Emperor mode
  * The --exec-post-app hook has been added allowing you to run commands after
    the load of an application
  * The cache router plugin has been improved
  * Added a crypto logger allowing for encryption in logging to remote hosts
    via UDP
  * The "rpc" routing instruction has been added, allowing you to call rpc
    functions directly from the routing subsystem and forward they output to
    the client
  * Preliminary support for name resolving in the carbon plugin
  * New routing conditions have been added (equal,startswith,endswith,regexp)
  * You can reference the uWSGI version string using the %V magic var in your
    configurations
  * Added the 'mongodb' generic plugin
- 1.9
  * From now on, all of the request plugins need to be non-blocking
  * Added Coro::AnyEvent plugin for Perl. Requires Coro::Anyevent package
  * We have finally a truly working JVM infrastructure
  * The first Mono plugin attempt (in 2010) was a total failure. Now we have a
    new shining implementation
  * Language independent HTTP body manage
  * Faster uwsgi/HTTP/FastCGI/SCGI native sockets
  * Can split request/error logging
  * Chain reloading of workers
  * Offloading improvements
  * Better static files management/serving
  * New Generation Cache subsystem (cache2)
  * The Legion subsystem is a new whole addition to the uWSGI project. It has
    superseeded the old Clustering subsystem
  * Cygwin (windows) support
  * Advanced Exceptions subsystem
  * SPDY, SSL and SNI support
  * HTTP router keepalive, auto-chunking, auto-gzip and transparent websockets
  * The SSL router (sslrouter) for SSL virtual hosting
  * New Websockets API
  * New Programmable Internal Routing (turing complete ?)
  * A new imperial monitor has been added allowing vassals to be governed over
    zeromq messages
  * Total introspection via the stats server
  * Ping requests sent using nagios plugin will no longer be counted in apps
    request stats
  * The --app option has been removed. To load applications on specific
    mountpoints use the --mount option
  * The --static-offload-to-thread option has been removed. Use the more
    versatile --offload-threads
  * The grunt mode has been removed. To accomplish the same behaviour just use
    threads or directly call fork() and uwsgi.disconnect()
  * The send_message/recv_message api has been removed (use language-supplied
    functions)
- 1.5
  * added --not-alarm-log
  * support for TCP_FASTOPEN (Linux-only)
  * improved emperor reloading
  * added --get
  * Legion subsystem
  * emperor_zeromq plugin
  * SNI support
  * distributed SSL session cache
- 1.4.1
  * fixed typos in corerouter plugins
  * fixed offloading when the number of threads is higher than 1
  * fixed static_maps for non-existent paths
  * fixed uwsgi_connect() on modern Linux systems to reset the socket to blocking mode
- 1.4
  * gevent improvements
  * improved http/https router and fastrouter
  * Go official support
  * a new set of infos are exported to the stats system
  * improved systemd support
  * log filtering and routing
  * improved tracebacker
  * offload transfer for static files, and network transfers
  * matheval support
  * plugins can be written in Obj-C
  * smart attach daemon
  * added support for PEP 405 virtualenvs
  * rawrouter with xclient support
  * internal routing plugin for cache
- 1.3
  * python tracebacker
  * user-governed harakiri
  * simplified external plugin development
  * Linux namespace mountpoint improvements
  * secured subscription system
  * merged routers codebase (fastrouter, http, rawrouter)
  * https support in the http router
  * config report at the end of uWSGI build process
  * improved subscription system (multicast and unix socket)
  * custom options
  * graceful reloads on shared sockets
  * configurable log-master buffer size
  * extreme-optimizations for the stats subsystem
  * redislog and mongodblog plugins
  * added python logger
  * mongodb and postgres imperial monitors
  * implemented psgix.logger and psgix.cleanup
  * full rack spec compliance
  * preliminary ipv6 support
  * gevent graceful reloads
  * support for multiple loggers and logformat
  * lazy-apps to load apps after fork() but without changing reloading subsystem
  * emperor heartbeat subsystem
  * cheaper busyness plugin
  * pluggable clock sources
  * added router_rewrite and router_http plugins
  * external spoolers
  * support for section:// and fd:// loaders
  * alarm subsystem (with curl and xmpp plugins)

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Tue Sep 11 22:13:54 UTC 2012 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Install uwsgidecorators module for Python plugin
- Create sysconfig file for adding uwsgi options

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Sun Sep  9 19:11:43 UTC 2012 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Don't attempt to build Erlang plugins on openSUSE < 12.2
- Don't attempt to build Greenlet plugin on openSUSE < 12.1

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Sun Sep  9 18:56:43 UTC 2012 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Don't attempt to build Ruby 1.9 features on openSUSE < 12.2

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Sun Sep  9 00:19:40 UTC 2012 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Fix JVM build on i586

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Sat Sep  8 23:17:30 UTC 2012 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Fix lua requirement for openSUSE < 12.2

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Sat Sep  8 21:41:39 UTC 2012 - jfunk@funktronics.ca

- Initial release