Andrew Clayton
Andrew Clayton
> > That's the bit I'm not sure about, if you can use an arbitrary > > `struct timespec` with `nxt_time_string_t`? > I think so. Here's the related source code....
Hi @pankgeorg > Hello! I'm playing around with `unit`, trying to hook it up to `julia`. Julia has a quite neat c interface which can load `.so` files and call...
I think the answer _for now_ is to use the static library (although not ideal). @pankgeorg I'll close this for now, feel free to re-open if you have any other...
Can this be closed?
Is this for nginx (the webserver) or [NGINX Unit](https://unit.nginx.org/)?
Just double checked this is still working, it is. Note that by design you will still get a 'Server' header showing 'Unit'
Ah, I _think_ this may be a different issue as certainly with phpinfo, I don't think it gets the version from the 'Server' header, which is all that that option...
Yeah, it's coming from (for php) ```c 1432 php_register_variable_safe((char *) "SERVER_SOFTWARE", 1433 (char *) nxt_server.start, 1434 nxt_server.length, track_vars_array TSRMLS_CC); ``` in `src/nxt_php_sapi.c` `nxt_server` is defined in `src/nxt_application.c` ```c 72 nxt_str_t...
This perhaps warrants an "per-application" setting that hides the version from applications themselves...
- Use install(1) instead of cp(1) - Commit message tweaks ``` $ git range-diff a67b6412...4a2a43fd 1: a67b6412 ! 1: 4a2a43fd auto, wasm-wc: Copy the .so into build/lib/unit/modules/ @@ Metadata ##...