The mod_wsgi adapter is an Apache module that provides a WSGI compliant
interface for hosting Python based web applications within Apache. The
adapter is written completely in C code against the Apache C runtime and
for hosting WSGI applications within Apache has a lower overhead than
using existing WSGI adapters for mod_python or CGI.
ok jasper@
* Add rc script. Just add "kdm" to pkg_scripts in rc.conf.local now.
* Add a dirty hack for console-kit-daemon until ConsoleKit gets fixed.
We don't support multi-seat X now anyway.
Please note: while the rc script is based on gdm.rc, it has somewhat changed
logic. So if you're using KDM, please test it in rc.conf.local before we
get to 5.5 release, to make sure it doesn't break. It shouldn't, of course,
but, you know, IT happens.
configuration. Actual configuration is now placed in /etc/kdm, and
faces symlink now points here, too, instead of /var/kdm. Use
privillege separation in KDM where possible: for both X server and
greeter.
- gstdbuf uses LD_PRELOAD with a fixed name "libstdbuf.so", so don't
rename it to glibstdbuf.so
- this functionality requires shared libs support, which we don't have
on vax. Sadly the upstream test (is the platform ELF and is the compiler
gcc?) isn't enough. So hack the test and put gstdbuf-related files in
PFRAG.shared.
ok sthen@
on ports@openbsd.org. Big hint received from Remco, thanks!
KDM still have some issues, mostly related to migration paths. To be fixed
soon.
Added/updated description for some patches while there.
note that this hasn't been updated since import in 2004 and seems un-
maintained upstream, so is a candidate for removal (especially if there
are any difficult changes in base) if nobody speaks up
with the Makefile was left out of the release tarball.
Build issue with ARM and suggested patch by
Guenther Niess <niess at cs dot uni-potsdam dot de>
ok dcoppa@
