"final" rename :)

rename extension module... tunnel is more accurate

Rough start for simple, tunneling websocket proxy support. Compiles at this stage and that's all I know :)

Make APACHE_MODULE() accept an optional prerequisite module for configure. Introduce the following configure time dependencies: mod_proxy_* (except proxy_html) require mod_proxy mod_dav_* require mod_dav mod_session_* require mod_session

* modules/proxy/config.m4: Avoid sh syntax error with autoconf 2.63, where an empty "else" clause gets generated from the args if present with only whitespace.

Simplify dependency checking code for mod_proxy_fdpass. This also fixes mod_proxy_fdpass being built shared even with --enable-mods-static=reallyall. Document bug/limitiation in APACHE_MODULE macro.

adjust mod_proxy build defaults: Change the default for mod_proxy from 'reallyall' to 'most'. Most mod_proxy_* modules default to whatever mod_proxy is set to. Do this for mod_proxy_express, too (was explicit 'most'). Change mod_proxy_mods_fdpass to explicit 'all'. See thread at http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/httpd-dev/201107.mbox/%3C201107052321.56063.sf@sfritsch.de%3E

Allow to specify module specific custom linker flags via the MOD_XXX_LDADD variables. Use APR_ADDTO instead of APR_SETVAR or direct variable assignment. This is especially useful when building mod_lua or mod_deflate against a lua resp. libz which are installed in non-standard locations. One can add "-R ..." to MOD_LUA_LDADD and MOD_DEFLATE_LDADD before configure to fix the RPATH/RUNPATH of those modules.

Tolerate dependency checking failures in configure for modules that have been enabled only implicitely.

Update xforms

Add to modules' help text (displayed by ./configure -h) more information that will be useful in deciding whether to enable them or not.

- Add reallyall option to configure to build everything that can be built with the available libs. - Remove redundant --with-distcache option. Simply enable distcache if mod_socache_dc is selected. - Enable serf support by default if serf is available in /usr.

Fix MPM event/libserf build problems: If libserf was installed during build, MPM event was picking up the headers but not linking with libserf, causing unresolved symbol errors. Now build MPM event with or without serf support depending on --with-serf being specified or not.

Always make mod_*.h files available where they exist, modpath by modpath

Bring back OS/2 support. Reverses r758929 with a little bit of conflict resolution.

Favor DECL over DECLS

Restructure fdpass logic to not spew stderr crap for without purpose, and purposefully fail if --enable-proxy-fdpass is demanded without support.

remove OS/2 platform support

* modules/proxy/config.m4: Remove spurious notices from configure.

Use LDADD mechanism to only link mod_serf resp. mod_lua to libserf resp. liblua. No need to include this dependency in all other modules and binaries.

Use default object file in APACHE_MODULE calls when possible. It seems that's the way it is used for most modules, so remove unnecessary explicit object file lists.

Add a declaration check for CMSG_DATA to mod_proxy_fdpass. Also move '#error' after the includes, because it seems CMSG_DATA is commonly defined in sys/socket.h. The check also overwrites _apmod_error_fatal in case CMSG_DATA is not defined to allow building when configure was called with "--enable-proxy". Otherwise one would need to explicitly disable mod_proxy_fdpass. We might want to remove the #error completely, because the new feature test prevents the building of the module when the symbol is not defined.

add mod_proxy_scgi, as announced a long time ago

Add a new mod_proxy_fdpass module to pass a client connection off to a separate daemon.

OK, instead of an igly hack, just use the normal build system impl to force balancer's config to happen post proxy

Force the lbmethod submodules to be loaded AFTER mod_proxy.

And allow for the submod to be built

Add a new module to read in the heartbeat file and do load balancing for mod_proxy based upon it.

Make life happy for people who don't have serf but still use most... yeah, this means you need to explicitly add mod_serf... no, this isn't a comment on how cool mod_serf is :)

Add mod_serf, a reverse proxy module, which uses serf[1] as its http client library. To enable, pass something like this to configure: --enable-serf --with-serf=/usr/local/serf/0.1.2 To try it out, put something like this in your httpd.conf: <Location /> SerfPass http://httpd.apache.org/ </Location> LocationMatch and all related directives can also be used, magical eh? [1] - http://code.google.com/p/serf/

Add ajp_utils to the list of ajp objects.

Merge the fcgi-proxy-dev branch to trunk, adding a FastCGI back end for mod_proxy. This log message is just a summary of the changes, for the full original log messages see r357431:393955 in branches/fcgi-proxy-dev. * modules/proxy/mod_proxy_fcgi.c: New file, holds the impementation of our new fcgi backend for mod_proxy. * modules/proxy/fcgi_protocol.h: New file, holds constants and structures for the fcgi protocol. * modules/proxy/mod_proxy_balancer.c (proxy_balancer_canon): Set up r->path_info, so the PATH_INFO env variable is correctly passed on to balancer workers. * modules/proxy/config.m4: Build the new mod_proxy_fcgi module. * support: Add fcgistarter to svn:ignore. * support/Makefile.in: Build the new fcgistarter program. * support/fcgistarter.c: New program, a helper for starting fcgi worker processes.

* modules/proxy/config.m4: Fix mod_proxy build after filename changes.

Build proxy_ajp too when --enable-proxy is declared.

The ajp subdirectory does not exist so we don't need it in the includes. The mod_proxy_ajp.dsp also refers to source files in .\ajp but that looks to be a generate file; someone with the right have to arrange it.

Add proxy_balancer to proxy module, including config and capturing -I ../generators for the mod_status.h Submitted by: mturk

Introduce proxy_ajp.c : use --enable-proxy-ajp with configuring Apache. To load it: +++ LoadModule proxy_ajp_module modules/mod_proxy_ajp.so +++ And to use it something like: +++ <Location /examples/> ProxyPass ajp://backend.example.net:8009/examples/ </Location> +++ proxy_ajp will not be enabled by default due to ./ajp dependencies Build magic improvements: mturk, wrowe Submitted by: jfclere

Get proxy protocol modules to build on OS/2. This adds the mod_proxy dll's import library to the link, making the public symbols in it available to the protocol modules at build time.

No point in linking the proxy objects with the submodules. However, proxy is not working on AIX since the rtl changes.

Proxy now works as a DSO on AIX.

mod_proxy and the proxy submodules now build properly as DSOs. PR: Obtained from: Reviewed by:

*Sigh.* The janitor cleans up after himself. This makes shared proxy builds work.

Fix proxy to NOT be built by default. Obtained from: Jeff Trawick Submitted by: Victor Orlikowski

*Sigh*. Slight janatorial work.

Split each individual proxy protocol into separate modules. PR: Obtained from: Reviewed by:

update status; add FTP back in to the build

Cache removed, with other spooge PR: Obtained from: Submitted by: Reviewed by:

Revert out the build changes made last night. Ryan and Chuck make good points.

Allow proxy to build until we fit a proper build dir PR: Obtained from: Victor Orlikowski Submitted by: Reviewed by: Chuck Murcko

update for the latest build system PR: Obtained from: Submitted by: Reviewed by:

*) remove STANDARD_LIBS line; it is unused/unneeded *) simplify by removing the extra AC_DEFUN() in each file

Fix the configuration process. If no modules are specified in a given directory, then that directory is no longer added to the build process. Also, I have added a .cvsignore to the file_cache directory and removed a generated file from this directory. Finally, I have removed some unnecessary checks from the config.m4 files.

Mod_proxy should not be a default module... yet. :-)

New mod_proxy/mod_cache (file cache) for 2.0. This uses a caching API so that shared mem, LDAP servers, DBs, etc. can also be used for proxy caching. The caching API is very young, and subject to change as APR changes. proxy_cache.c from the proxy subdir is no longer used. Build with --enable-modules=proxy,cache Lightly tested on Linux, no warranties expressed or implied yet. Still to do: strerror(), waitpid(), stat() cleanups address issues marked by @@@FIXME add HTTP/1.1 This should be considered a *reference* proxy implementation for 2.0. What actually ends up shipping with 2.0 is likely going to be rather different as the redesign evolves. This may end up being the 2.0 backwards compatibility workalike. Modified to work with today's conf/build/layout scheme PR: Obtained from: Submitted by: Sam Magnuson Reviewed by: Chuck Murcko