Python WSGI adapter module for Apache
The aim of mod_wsgi is to implement a simple to use Apache module which can
host any Python application which supports the Python WSGI interface.
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| apache2-mod_wsgi-python3.changes | 0000010290 10 KB | |
| apache2-mod_wsgi-python3.spec | 0000003015 2.94 KB | |
| apache2-mod_wsgi.changes | 0000011113 10.9 KB | |
| apache2-mod_wsgi.spec | 0000003004 2.93 KB | |
| mod_wsgi-4.6.8.tar.gz | 0000694780 678 KB | |
| wsgi_fixVersionCheck.patch | 0000001570 1.53 KB |
Revision 26 (latest revision is 36)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
accepted
request 754581
from
Petr Gajdos (pgajdos)
(revision 26)
- version update to 4.6.8
* If no system mime types file can be found, fall back to ``/dev/null``
so that Apache can still at least start up.
* Fix compilation failures when using Python 3.8.
* The Apache request ID is accessible in request events as ``request_id``.
* The per request data dictionary accessible using ``mod_wsgi.request_data()``
is now also accessible in events as ``request_data``.
* When the queue timeout was triggered for requests sent to daemon mode
processes, the error response wasn't being flushed out correctly resulting
in the connection still being held up to the time of the socket timeout.
- test with %apache_rex_check
- version update to 4.6.8
* If no system mime types file can be found, fall back to ``/dev/null``
so that Apache can still at least start up.
* Fix compilation failures when using Python 3.8.
* The Apache request ID is accessible in request events as ``request_id``.
* The per request data dictionary accessible using ``mod_wsgi.request_data()``
is now also accessible in events as ``request_data``.
* When the queue timeout was triggered for requests sent to daemon mode
processes, the error response wasn't being flushed out correctly resulting
in the connection still being held up to the time of the socket timeout.
- test with %apache_rex_check (forwarded request 753968 from pgajdos)
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