Hi. The docs reference the option emperor-tyrant-initgroups. This feature was added in ab50662 (2014-10-18). This looks great and I believe is exactly what I need for my application. However, this isn't actually available in the latest release, is this intentional? Here is the --help for 2.0.18:
$ ./venv/bin/uwsgi --help | grep tyrant
--emperor-tyrant put the Emperor in Tyrant mode
--emperor-tyrant-nofollow do not follow symlinks when checking for uid/gid in Tyrant mode
No --emperor-tyrant-initgroups.
Using git branch --contains, I see the commit is only available in the master branch and the uwsgi-3.0 branch but not the uwsgi-2.0 branch.
Is this an oversight? Thanks.
Hi. The docs reference the option
emperor-tyrant-initgroups. This feature was added in ab50662 (2014-10-18). This looks great and I believe is exactly what I need for my application. However, this isn't actually available in the latest release, is this intentional? Here is the--helpfor 2.0.18:No
--emperor-tyrant-initgroups.Using
git branch --contains, I see the commit is only available in themasterbranch and theuwsgi-3.0branch but not theuwsgi-2.0branch.Is this an oversight? Thanks.