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Tarek Ziade added a new response to »iw.pound recipe does not handle all of pound's configuration options«:

fixed in 0.3.0

Added 1340 day(s) ago.

(anonymous) added a new response to »iw.pound recipe does not handle all of pound's configuration options«:

Oh right, sorry I missed that option,

We'll add:

- SSLEngine
- RootJail
- LogLevel
- Alive
- LogFacility
- Daemon
- DynScale
- Client
- TimeOut
- Grace
- Control

Thanks

Added 1415 day(s) ago.

(anonymous) added a new response to »iw.pound recipe does not handle all of pound's configuration options«:

The recipe creates a configuration file, pound.cfg, inside the etc directory. Pound will always start daemonized unless Daemon is set to 0 in that configuration file. What I suggested is that the recipe accepts all of pound's configuration directives so that this can be done without editing the file every time after running bin/buildout. This suggested feature would be useful for other more frequent configuration needs, like setting the timeout value or the SSL engine.

Added 1415 day(s) ago.

Alter Way Solutions added a new response to »iw.pound recipe does not handle all of pound's configuration options«:

the "pound" script is always daemonized and this recipe just creates a facility script in the buildout bin directory that looks like this:

pound_binary -f pound.cfg -p pound_pid

From there, you can control the daemon using poundctl.
Using a supervisor would just be a matter of calling the script and tracking its PID,
but in that case, you need to call the original binary directly.

Let me know if you have an issue with this

Issue state: unconfirmed → open.
Responsible manager: (UNASSIGNED) → ingeniweb.
Added 1416 day(s) ago.

New issue »iw.pound recipe does not handle all of pound's configuration options« added by Carlos de la Guardia

Sometimes, it is desirable for the recipe user to pass further options to the pound configuration, and this recipe doesn't seem to be able to do so. In my case, I wanted to set the Daemon option to 0, to be able to use the supervisor process manager with pound.

Added 1416 day(s) ago.