* travis: get it building and passing tests
I initially planned to get this working on Ubuntu 12, but decided it wasn't
worth it and switched to Ubuntu 14 (Trusty). Now it passes tests on Travis, so
I've added other people's emails back to the set of people to send emails to.
Also update mps while we're at it.
* update mps
* update mps
* ngx_pagespeed depends on luuid
* update mps
* config: use Release binaries when building with --with-debug if that's all that's available
* prompt the user before going ahead and using release binaries
* exit 1, reword message
Explain why we do it via config.make better.
Remove partial workaround for config.make not invoked for dynamic modules,
nginx dev fixes the root issue, and the workaround is insufficient anyway.
This change adds a flag to optionally position the module at HTTP_AUX_FILTER_MODULES
instead of just in front of the gzip module. Doing so allows header module(s) to
fully manipulate any response headers before they are send to the user-agent.
With https://github.com/pagespeed/ngx_pagespeed/pull/880, SSI no longer hangs,
and other modules using subrequests should not do so either. SSI subrequests are
not optimized when ngx_pagespeed runs at HTTP_AUX_FILTER_MODULES, so the test for
it is added to the expected failures when the tests are run for this module position.
To build with the module respositioned:
POSITION_AUX=true ./configure ......
The same variable can be set before running the system tests, in which case it will
perform additional header tests and add the SSI test to the expected failures.
Abstract the pipe communication into NgxEventConnection, for reuse
by NgxBaseFetch and NgxUrlAsyncFetcher.
Based on Chai's earlier work, but with a few fixes discovered
while working on this and SPDY module compatibility
- Uses less file descriptors, I expect this to be faster but need
measurement is needed to back that.
- Fixed NgxUrlAsyncFetcher actually shutting down its fetchers.
- Fixes a bug where we wouldn't clean idle pooled NgxConnections.
- Fixes a bug for requests that are finalized mid-IPRO lookup.
- Makes us use ngx_handle_read_event/ngx_del_event
this adds the following configuration on "pagespeed on"
gzip on;
gzip_proxied any;
gzip_vary on;
gzip_types application/ecmascript;
gzip_types application/javascript;
gzip_types application/json;
gzip_types application/pdf;
gzip_types application/postscript;
gzip_types application/x-javascript;
gzip_types image/svg+xml;
gzip_types text/css;
gzip_types text/csv;
gzip_types text/html;
gzip_types text/javascript;
gzip_types text/plain;
gzip_types text/xml;
gzip_http_version 1.0;
If an explicit configuration is detected the gzip configuration
set by pagespeed on is rollbacked
Fixes https://github.com/pagespeed/ngx_pagespeed/issues/238
Some modules add things to CFLAGS that will make ngx_pagespeed emit
warnings at compile time. For example, nginx-gridfs will add
`--std=c99` - which is no good for ngx_pagespeed.
@peterbowey mentioned that -wno-error fixes the build -- so
to work around, make configure add `-wno-error` when used like
this: `WNO_ERROR=YES ./configure`
On my system, that results in a succesfull build when nginx-gridfs
is added to the module mix.
Fixes https://github.com/pagespeed/ngx_pagespeed/issues/626
Includes minor additions to test only.
Trunk tracking updates to sync to PSOl r3677.
Trunk tracking update to sync to PSOL r3677
Includes minor additions to test only.
This make it possible to build w/o disabling SSL, makes us need
less extra .a + .cc files, but does mean that APR can't be used
directly (since it got renamed), so just use PosixTimer where it was
used.
Jeff Kaufman