The module offers an implementation of OCSP Stapling that can replace fully or
for a limited set of domains the existing one from mod_ssl. OCSP handling
is part of mod_md's monitoring and message notifications. If can be used
for sites that do not have ACME certificates.
The url for a CTLog Monitor can be configured. It is used in the server-status
to link to the external status page of a certicate.
The MDMessageCmd is called with argument "installed" when a new certificate
has been activated on server restart/reload. This allows for processing of
the new certificate, for example to applications that require it in different
locations or formats.
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using ld's --whole-archive mode and avoid building exports.c entirely.
This reduces the size of a minimal httpd binary by 18% on Linux/x86_64
(687K to 560K) with no difference to the set of symbols available to
modules.
This option is only appropriate to use if using a shared libapr*
build, hence is non-default.
* configure.in: Add --enable-reduced-exports; disable httpdunit build
if used. Define AP_FORCE_EXPORTS if not enabled (default) in place
of AP_USING_AUTOCONF.
* server/main.c (ap_suck_in_APR): Only build if AP_FORCE_EXPORTS is
defined.
* Makefile.in: Link libmain.la using LIBMAIN_LIB.
* server/Makefile.in: Conditionally build exports.c into libmain.
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Add a unit test suite based on Check:
https://libcheck.github.io/check/
The suite depends on the build system to automatically generate the code
stubs that call every test case.
httpdunit is automatically enabled in the build if configure is able to
find Check via pkg-config. At the moment pkg-config is the only official
(non-deprecated) way to build and link against Check with an autoconf
system, since platforms may distribute Check as a static library.
Note that Check is an LGPL'd library, so we can't distribute test
objects and binaries. Building and running the suite remains optional
and is not required to run the server.
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For source files that exist in another directory, libtool will by
default put the output file in the current working directory instead of
next to the source file. Our build logic would then `touch` an empty
output file in the place where the actual output should have gone.
Replace the touch logic with an explicit -o option to libtool.
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Suggestion by wrowe. These files haven't changed in years; since we need
them anyway, check them in directly. buildconf will still copy over the
latest versions during setup, and SVN will tell us if there are any
changes.
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Previously we required copying the APR (and APR-util) source code into
srclib or some other location on disk in order to build httpd directly
from source. This is annoying if you're on a distribution that already
has the required files in its APR dev packages.
Practically speaking, if you're not building an official distribution
tarball, you only need the following files:
1) config.guess
2) config.sub
3) find_apr.m4
4) find_apu.m4
5) PrintPath
1 and 2 come from automake. 3 and 4 are included in some distributions'
(e.g. Debian's) development packages for APR/-util. That leaves
PrintPath, which has not changed meaningfully in over a decade and is
checked in completely here.
Passing an apr-config executable to buildconf's --with-apr option will
now enable a mode in which the above files (minus PrintPath) are copied
from their respective homes, removing the need for APR sources on disk.
Otherwise, if a source tree is passed, the current behavior is retained
and all of the above files are copied from APR directly.
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modules and MPMs during build.
Normal modules and MPMs follow different
rules in the config, e.g. we are only
allowed to have one active LoadModule
for an MPM in the config.
As a side effect, LoadModule for MPMs
will now come before LoadModule for
the normal modules.
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detected by Netware export/import awk
script.
We do not export proxy_module by putting it
into modules/proxy/NWGNUproxy explicitely,
because all accompanying proxy modules need
this symbol to access their config. So let
the awk script add proxy_module to the imp
file and then export it from mod_proxy and
import it to all other mod_proxy_xxx modules
via the imp file.
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and instead use PROXY_DECLARE_OPTIONAL_HOOK which
is defined to be equal to APR_DECLARE_EXTERNAL_HOOK.
Correct explanation for the use of
PROXY_DECLARE_OPTIONAL_HOOK.
Use PROXY_DECLARE_OPTIONAL_HOOK for the correct
hooks.
Adjust build/make_nw_export.awk to match the new
PROXY_DECLARE_OPTIONAL_HOOK.
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symbol import/export to differentiate between
hooks which call APR_HOOK_LINK() in the C
files and those who don't by marking them
in the header file.
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proxy on Netware using the same awk script
which is already used for mod_cache.
Adjust other Netware makefiles to use this
new imp file.
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