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openSUSE uWSGI Notes
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Emperor Mode
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The included init script runs uWSGI in Emperor mode. It will monitor the
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/etc/uwsgi/vassals directory for configurations and will automatically load
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and restart uWSGI processes when configuration files are placed there or
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modified. Some example configurations are provided in the directory. To enable
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one, rename it without the .example at the end and edit for your application.
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For more information on Emperor mode, see
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http://projects.unbit.it/uwsgi/wiki/Emperor
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Plugins
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This uWSGI package is fully modular. Some plugins, such as the Python plugin,
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are not embedded in the main server binary.
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This means that your application configurations need to specify the plugins it
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uses. For example, a Python application will need the following option
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specified:
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plugins = python
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Alternatively, uWSGI has a autoload option that will load any plugins when it
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encounters options for those plugins in the configuration. To enable that, use
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the following in the configuration:
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autoload = 1
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