Details
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Type:
New Feature
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Status: Resolved
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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Affects Version/s: None
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Fix Version/s: 0.21
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Component/s: None
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Labels:None
Description
This is mostly useful for testing where you want to get a arbitrary port and keep it through a bunch of tests and still kill the broker meanwhile.
This capability should supersede and deprecate the current "--port 0" hack.
Activity
This code can also be used as the base to implement systemd (or similar) support where systemd listens on a port and then starts us up automatically when the first connection come in.
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Andrew Stitcher
added a comment - This code can also be used as the base to implement systemd (or similar) support where systemd listens on a port and then starts us up automatically when the first connection come in.
The change introduces a new command line argument --socket-fd <fd> (which can appear multiple times for multiple sockets) and will use the sockets already created and listening on those file descriptors.
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Andrew Stitcher
added a comment - The change introduces a new command line argument --socket-fd <fd> (which can appear multiple times for multiple sockets) and will use the sockets already created and listening on those file descriptors.
Checked in to trunk r1451446