* Add support for reading `renderd.conf` to `render_expired`
* Add support for reading `renderd.conf` to `render_list`
* Add support for reading `renderd.conf` to `render_old`
* Add support for reading `renderd.conf` to `render_speedtest`
* Move renderd/render_* execution tests to own files
* Reduce variable scope & minor clean up
* Use `stat` rather than `access` to check if file exists
`renderd` coverage is otherwise not properly reported
_Also:_
- Removed `freebsd12` from CI
- Packages are no longer provided (http://pkg.freebsd.org/)
- Added test for `HTCP host name` specification
- Renamed files in `src`/`includes` to match target names
- `src/daemon.c` → `src/renderd.c`
- `src/speedtest.cpp` →`src/render_speedtest.cpp`
- `includes/daemon.h` → `includes/renderd.h`
* Using [`GLib Logging Framework`](https://developer.gnome.org/programming-guidelines/stable/logging.html.en) for logging
* Created new `g_logger` function for logging
* Outputs to `stdout`/`stderr` only when running in `foreground`
* `stderr` for `message`, `warning`, `critical` & `error` levels
* `stdout` for `debug` & `info` levels
* Use `G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=all` environment to enable `debug` to print
* Otherwise, output will be to `syslog` or `systemd journal` (when appropriate)
* Standardized usage of `{LOG_PRIORITY}: ` prefix in log messages
* Only when using `syslog`, otherwise `GLib Logging` will take care of it
* Changed `fprintf(stderr`, `printf` & `perror` calls to `g_logger` calls
* You might want to check them out closely to make sure I chose the right levels
* No changes to `logging/output` were made to "`foreground`" programs (I.E. `render_*`)
* Changed `0`,`1` to `no_argument`,`required_argument` in `getopt_long`'s `long_options`
* Fixed `renderd`'s `foreground` opt (should be `no_argument` [0] rather than `reguired_argument` [1])
* Basic test for `mod_tile` module
* ~~Extended `renderd` log priority onto Mapnik's logger~~
Also make a slightly cleaner extraction.
This hopefully has a couple of advantages:
1) The code should now be a bit cleaner
2) It makes testing the queueing code easier
3) In future it might be possible to have a separate queue per style
allowing e.g. to perform fair queueing between styles.
add test framework that can be run with 'make test' - refs #10
This still needs some more cleanup to get it working, but as it doesn't effect anything existing, I'll do that post merge.
Also work around a bug in cairomm flags in Mapnik 2.0 (#787) that has been fixed upstream
a long time ago, but is still present in the ubuntu mapnik packages.
Both are read only backends, i.e. they can't be used in renderd, but only in mod_tile
ro_http_proxy is a proxy storage backend that retrieves tiles from a remote http tile server
ro_composite is a storage backend that composits two tiles before passing them up.
Although ro_composite can composite tiles from any two storage backends, conceptually it only
works well, if at least one set of tiles are static non updating tiles, as the updating logic
does not allow for requesting rendering updates for both tilesets
So far, (meta)tiles could only be stored and retrieved from a locally mounted posix filesystem. Although, the posix
filesystem API is it self a plugable storage layer into which one can mount many different filsystems, from temporary
filesystems to network filesystems, as mod_tile installations scale up to multi-server environments this might not be sufficient and one
may want to use other storage layers.
This patch therefore abstracts all storage calls out into a separate API that can be implemented by various storage backends to fit the needs of different
installations.
Three storage backends are included in this commit:
- file backend: This is the equivalent of what existed before in mod_tile / renderd. This uses a posix filesystem to store (meta)tiles
- memcached: This stores tiles in a memcached store
- rados: This stores tiles in a rados / ceph cluster
The memcached and rados backends should currently still be considered as experimental
There are also other refactoring and cleanups in this commit
The following errors appeared on Ubuntu builds:
cc1: warning: command line option '-ftemplate-depth=300' is valid for C++/ObjC++ but not for C [enabled by default]
In file included from store.h:9:0,
from store.c:21:
render_config.h:6:1: error: expected identifier or '(' before '/' token
render_config.h:15:1: error: stray '#' in program
...
As I don't know why this broke, or how to fix it, I am reverting this patch for now. It also only triggeres after a make distclean
