systemd socket activation support #6
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This prevents the need for starting fcgiwrap explicitly, or using a tool such as spawn-fcgi. The type of socket does not matter, we merely accept a single FD passed from pid 1 and listen on it.
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systemd socket activation support
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Thanks! If you have an usable systemd config file, I can merge that too. |
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Hi, I've patched fcgiwrap to support systemd's [1] socket activation model. Sadly, the amount of code in configure.ac trumps the minimal effort needed for this in the actual application. If desirable, I can provide example configuration to be installed with fcgiwrap if its built with systemd support. These would be generic enough that they'll work on any Linux install using systemd.
[1] http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd