Log message:
uWSGI 2.0.6

Changelog [20140701]
Bugfixes

    fixed a memory leak with subscription system
    fixed shortcut for ssl-socket
    fixed apache2 mod_proxy_uwsgi (it is now considered stable with all mpm engines)
    fixed SCRIPT_NAME and PATH_TRANSLATED generation in php plugin
    remove the old FIFO socket from the event queue when recreating it

New features
The new Rados plugins

The rados plugin has been improved and stabilized, and now it is considered \ 
usable in production.

Async modes and multithreading correctly works, and support for uploading \ 
objects (via PUT) and creating new pools (MKCOL) has been added.

Expect webdav support in uWSGI 2.1

Docs have been updated: http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Rados.html
-if-hostname

This is a configuration logic for including options only when the specified \ 
hostname matches:

[uwsgi]
if-hostname = node1.local
  socket = /tmp/socket1.socket
endif =

if-hostname = node2.local
  socket = /var/run/foo.socket
endif =

Apache2 mod_proxy_uwsgi stabilization

After literally years of bug reports, and corrupted data, the mod_proxy_uwsgi is \ 
now stable, and on modern apache2 releases it supports unix sockets too.

Updated docs: http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Apache.html#mod-proxy-uwsgi
uwsgi[rsize] routing var

this routing var (meaningful only in the 'final' chain) exposes the response \ 
size of the request
the callint scheme

This scheme allows you to generate blob from functions exposed by your uWSGI \ 
instance:

[uwsgi]
uid = @(callint://get_my_uid)
gid = @(callint://get_my_gid)

-fastrouter-fallback-on-no-key

The corerouters fallback procedure requires a valid key (domain name) has been \ 
requested. This option forces the various routers to trigger the fallback \ 
procedure even if a key has not been found.
php 5.5 opcode caching via -php-sapi-name

For mysterious reasons the opcode caching of php5.5 is not enabled in the embed \ 
sapi. This option (set it to 'apache' if you want) allows you to fake the opcode \ 
caching engine forcing it to enable itself.
Improved chain-reloading

Thanks to Marko Tiikkaja the chain reloading procedure correctly works in \ 
cheaper modes and it is more verbose.
added 'chdir' keyval to -attach-daemon2

You can now set where attached daemons need to chdir()

Log message:
2.0.5

Bugfixes

    fixed support for repeated headers in lua plugin
    fixed support for embedding config in OpenBSD and NetBSD
    various fixes in the curl-based plugins
    fixed milliseconds-based waits
    fixed sharedarea poller
    fixed stats server json escaper
    fixed fastcgi parser and implemented eof management
    improved fast on-demand mode
    exclude avg_rt computation for static files
    fixed variables support in uwsgi internal router
    fixed websockets + keepalive ordering
    disable SIGPIPE management in corutines-based loop-engines
    fixed 64bit sharedarea management in 32bit systems
    honour chmod/chown-socket in fd0 mode
    hack for avoiding Safari iOS to make mess with keepalive
    fixed log setup when both --logto and --log2
    fixed mule_get_msg EAGAIN
    signal_pidfile returns the right error code
    fixed asyncio on OSX

New features
graceful reload of mule processes

SIGHUP is now sent to mules instead of directly killing them. You are free to \ 
trap/catch the signal in the code. If a mule does not die in the allowed \ 
"mercy time" (--mule-reload-mercy, default 60 seconds), SIGKILL will \ 
be sent.
return routing action

The new action will allow users to write simplified "break" clause.

For example, "return:403" is equivalent to "break:403 \ 
Forbidden", with response body "Forbidden".

The response body is quite useful for telling end users what goes wrong.
--emperor-no-blacklist

this new option, completely disables the blacklisting Emperor subsystem
Icecast2 protocol helpers

One of the upcoming unbit.com projects is a uWSGI based audio/video streaming server.

The plugin (should be released during europython 2014) already supports the \ 
Icecast2 protocol.

A bunch of patches have been added to the http router to support the icecast2 \ 
protocol.

For example the --http-manage-source option allows the HTTP router to honour \ 
SOURCE method requests, automatically placing them in raw mode.
--metrics-no-cores, --stats-no-cores, --stats-no-metrics

When you have hundreds (or thousands) of async cores, exposing metrics of them \ 
could be really slow.

Three new options have been added allowing you to disable the generation of \ 
core-related metrics and (eventually) their usage in the stats server.
sharedarea improvements

The sharedarea api continues to improve. Latest patches include support for \ 
mmapping device directly from the command line.

A funny way for testing it, is mapping the raspberrypi BCM2835 memory, the \ 
following example allows you to read the rpi system timer

uwsgi --sharedarea file=/dev/mem,offset=0x20003000,size=4096 ...

now you can read the 64bit value from the first (zero-based) sharedarea:

# read 64bit from 0x20003004
timer = uwsgi.sharedarea_read64(0, 0x04)

obviously, pay attention when accessing rpi memory, an error could crash the \ 
whole system !!!
UWSGI_GO_CHEAP_CODE

This exit code (15) can be raised by a worker to tell the master to not respawn it
PROXY1 support for the http router

The option --http-enable-proxy-protocol allows the HTTP router to understand \ 
PROXY1 protocol requests (like the ones made by haproxy or amazon elb)
reset_after_push for metrics

This metric attribute ensure that the matric value is reset to 0 (or its \ 
hardcoded initial_value) evry time the metric is pushed to some external system \ 
(like carbon, or statsd)
setremoteaddr

This routing action allows you to completely override the REMOTE_ADDR detected \ 
by protocol handlers:

[uwsgi]
; treat all requests as local
route-run = setremoteaddr:127.0.0.1

the resolve option

There are uWSGI options (or plugins) that do not automatically resolves dns name \ 
to ip addresses. This option allows you to map a placeholder to the dns \ 
resolution of a string:

[uwsgi]
; place the dns resolution of 'example.com' in the 'myserver' placeholder
resolve = myserver=example.com
subscribe2 = server=%(myserver),key=foobar

Log message:
Add ALTERNATIVES for moved bin/${BINARY} to bin/${BINARY}${PYVERSSUFFIX}.

Log message:
Updated to latest release, 2.0.4, released a couple days ago. Changelogs:

uWSGI 2.0.4

Bugfixes

    fixed "cmime" routing var (Steve Stagg)
    allow duplicate headers in http parsers
    faster on_demand Emperor management
    fixed UWSGI_ADDITIONAL_SOURCES build option
    merge duplicated headers when SPDY is enabled
    fixed segfault for unnamed loggers
    -need-app works in lazy-apps mode
    fixed fatal hooks management

New features
The experimental asyncio loop engine (CPython >= 3.4)

asyncio (also known as 'tulip') is the new infrastructure for writing \ 
non-blocking/async/callback-based code with Python 3.

This plugin (experimental) allows you to use asyncio as the uWSGI loop engine

Docs: http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/asyncio.html
httprouter advanced timeout management

The http router got 2 new specific timeout:

-http-headers-timeout <n> ; defines the timeout while waiting for http headers

-http-connect-timeout <n> ; defines the timeout when connecting to backend \ 
instances

they should help the sysadmin in improving security and availability

allow disabling cache warnings in -cache2

the 'ignore_full' keyval option has beed added to cache2. This will disable \ 
warnings when a cache is full
purge LRU cache feature by Yu Zhao (getcwd)

This new mode allows you to configure a cache to automatically expires least \ 
recently used (LRU) items when it is full.

Just add purge_lru=1 to your cache2 directive
support embedded config on FreeBSD

You can now embed config on FreeBSD systems:

http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Embed.html#step-2-embedding-the-config-file
rpc hook

Two new hooks have been added:

'rpc' -> call the specified rpc function (fails on error)

'rpcretry' -> call the specified rpc function (retry on error)
setmodifier1 and setmodifier2 routing actions

having to load the 'uwsgi' routing plugin just for setting modifiers was really \ 
annoying. This two routing actions (embedded in the core) allows you to \ 
dinamically set modifiers.
no_headers option for static router

keyval based static routing action can now avoid to rewrite response headers \ 
(useful for X-Sendfile), just add no_headers=1 to your keyval options.

uWSGI 2.0.3

Bugfixes

    fixed spooler 'at' key usage
    fixed a memory and fd leak with on-demand Emperor sokets
    on __APPLE__ use LOG_NOTICE for syslog plugin
    fixed mongrel2 support
    hack for avoiding libmongoclient to crash on broken cursor
    log alarm is now a uwsgi_log_verbose() wrapper
    fixed tuntap router memory corruption
    Set ECDHE curve independently from DHE parameters (Hynek Schlawack)
    do not wait for a whole Emperor cycle before checking for each waitpid
    fix a regression with caller() not indicating the starting *.psgi program \ 
(Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason)

New features
Emperor SIGWINCH and SIGURG

The Emperor now responds to two new signals:

SIGWINCH: force an emperor rescan of vassals

SIGURG: cleanup the Emperor states (for now it only clears its blacklist)
Building plugins on-the-fly from git repositories

You can now build plugins stored on git servers:

uwsgi --build-plugin https://github.com/unbit/uwsgi-bonjour

or

UWSGI_EMBED_PLUGINS="bonjour=https://github.com/unbit/uwsgi-bonjour" \ 
pip install uwsgi

uwsgi.add_var(key, value)

You can now set request variables direcly from your app, for better integration \ 
with the internal routing subsystem

my $app = sub {
     uwsgi::add_var("newvar","newvalue");
     return [200, ['Content-Type' => 'text/html'], ["Hello"]];
}

uwsgi --http-socket :9090 --psgi hello.pl --response-route-run \ 
"log:\${newvar}"

add_var has been implemented in the CPython and Perl plugins
'disableheaders' routing action

This new action disables the sending of response headers, independently by the \ 
current request state
Smarter Emperor on bad conditions

Now the Emperor completely destroys internal vassal-related structures when it \ 
is impossible to correctly kill a broken vassal (both for inconsistent Emperor \ 
state or for internal system problems)

Log message:
Updated to latest release, 2.0.2. From Changelog:

Bugfixes

 * fixed python3 support on older compilers/libc
 * allow starting in spooler-only mode
 * fixed cache bitmap support and added test suite (credits: Danila Shtan)
 * fixed ftime log var
 * added async remote signal management
 * fixed end-for and end-if
 * fixed loop in internal-routing response chain
 * fixed pypy execute_source usage
 * logpipe: Don\u2019t setsid() twice (credits: INADA Naoki)

New features and improvements
CGI plugin

The plugin has been improved to support streaming.

In addition to this the long-awaited async support is finally ready. Now you can
have CGI concurrency without spawning a gazillion of expensive threads/processes

Check: Running CGI scripts on uWSGI
PSGI loading improvements

The PSGI loader now tries to use Plack::Util::load_psgi() function instead of
simple eval. This addresses various inconsistences in the environment (like the
double parsing/compilation/execution of psgi scripts).

If the Plack module is not available, a simple do-based code is used (very
similar to load_psgi)

Log message:
Updated to latest release, 2.0.1. From Changelog:

(http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Changelog-2.0.1.html?highlight=changelog)

Bugfixes and improvements

 * due to a wrong prototype declaration, building uWSGI without SSL resulted in
   a compilation bug. The issue has been fixed.
 * a race condition preventing usage of a massive number of threads in the PyPy
   plugin has been fixed
 * check for heartbeat status only if heartbeat subsystem has been enabled
 * improved heartbeat code to support various corner cases
 * improved psgi.input to support offset in read()
 * fixed (and simplified) perl stacktrace usage
 * fixed sni secured subscription
 * CGI plugin does not require anymore that Status header is the first one
   (Andjelko Horvat)
 * fixed CPython mule_msg_get timeout parsing
 * allows embedding of config files via absolute paths
 * fixed symcall rpc
 * fixed a memory leak in CPython spooler api (xiaost)
 * The -no-orphans hardening has been brought back (currently Linux-only)
 * improved dotsplit router mode to reduce DOS risk
 * sub-Emperor are now loyal by default
 * fixed non-shared ruby 1.8.7 support
 * fixed harakiri CPython tracebacker
 * request vars are now correctly exposed by the stats server
 * support log-master for logfile-chown
 * improved legion reload
 * fixed tuntap netmask
 * fixed busyness plugin without metrics subsystem

New features

* uWSGI 2.0 is a LTS branch, so do not expect too much new features. 2.0.1 is
  the first maintainance release, so you still get a bunch of them (mainly
  features not complete in 2.0)
* Perl native Spooler support
* -alarm-backlog
* -close-on-exec2
* simple notifications subsystem
* pid namespace for daemons (Linux only)
* Resubscriptions
* filesystem monitor api
* support for yajl 1.0
* for-readline
* %i and %j magic vars
* -inject-before and -inject-after
* -http-server-name-as-http-host
* better Emperor's Ragnarok (shutdown procedure)
* PyPy paste support

Log message:
Recursive PKGREVISION bump for OpenSSL API version bump.

Log message:
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.

Log message:
Fix patch header.

Log message:
Update to 1.4.10, the oldest version supported by upstream. See py-uwsgi in
-wip for the newest supported version. Partial ChangeLog:

 * 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)