"Could not figure out which CPU thread 8 should go to" - lwan 0.4 on macOS 10.15.7
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lwan v0.4 is failing to start on macOS Cataline ( 10.15.7 ).
Loading configuration file: /opt/macports-test/etc/lwan/lwan.conf
Using 16 threads, maximum 640 sockets per thread
Listening on http://0.0.0.0:80
Could not figure out which CPU thread 8 should go to
Config file:
# Timeout in seconds to keep a connection alive.
keep_alive_timeout = 15
# Set to true to not print any debugging messages. (Only effective in
# release builds.)
quiet = false
# Value of "Expires" header. Default is 1 month and 1 week.
expires = 1M 1w
# Number of I/O threads. Default (0) is number of online CPUs.
threads = 0
# Disable HAProxy's PROXY protocol by default. Only enable if needed.
proxy_protocol = false
# Enable straitjacket by default. The `drop_capabilities` option is `true`
# by default. Other options may require more privileges.
# straitjacket
listener *:80 {
serve_files / {
path = /opt/macports-test/var/www-lwan
# When requesting for file.ext, look for a smaller/newer file.ext.gz,
# and serve that instead if `Accept-Encoding: gzip` is in the
# request headers.
serve precompressed files = true
}
}
This should've been fixed already. Maybe the brew recipe has to be updated?
…On Thu, Oct 14, 2021, 05:58 Herby Gillot ***@***.***> wrote:
lwan is failing to start on macOS Cataline ( 10.15.7 ).
Loading configuration file: /opt/macports-test/etc/lwan/lwan.conf
Using 16 threads, maximum 640 sockets per thread
Listening on http://0.0.0.0:80
Could not figure out which CPU thread 8 should go to
Config file:
# Timeout in seconds to keep a connection alive.
keep_alive_timeout = 15
# Set to true to not print any debugging messages. (Only effective in
# release builds.)
quiet = false
# Value of "Expires" header. Default is 1 month and 1 week.
expires = 1M 1w
# Number of I/O threads. Default (0) is number of online CPUs.
threads = 0
# Disable HAProxy's PROXY protocol by default. Only enable if needed.
proxy_protocol = false
# Enable straitjacket by default. The `drop_capabilities` option is `true`
# by default. Other options may require more privileges.
# straitjacket
listener *:80 {
serve_files / {
path = /opt/macports-test/var/www-lwan
# When requesting for file.ext, look for a smaller/newer file.ext.gz,
# and serve that instead if `Accept-Encoding: gzip` is in the
# request headers.
serve precompressed files = true
}
}
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So this is building in MacPorts, using the 0.4 codebase, via cmake. I don't see that lwan has a flag to print its version?
It doesn't, yeah. Let me look into it. (Might take a while as life is
pretty busy around here, though.)
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So this is building in MacPorts, using the 0.4 codebase, via cmake. I
don't see that lwan has a flag to print its version?
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