APACHE-2.ECLASS

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Updated: Nov 2024
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NAME

apache-2.eclass - Provides a common set of functions for apache-2.x ebuilds

DESCRIPTION

This eclass handles apache-2.x ebuild functions such as LoadModule generation and inter-module dependency checking.

SUPPORTED EAPIS

FUNCTIONS

GENTOO_DEVELOPER: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains the name of the gentoo developer who created the patch tarball
GENTOO_PATCHSTAMP: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains the date the patch tarball was created at in YYYYMMDD format
GENTOO_PATCH_A = "${GENTOO_PATCHNAME}-${GENTOO_PATCHSTAMP}.tar.bz2": This variable should contain the entire filename of patch tarball. Defaults to the name of the patchset, with a datestamp.
IUSE_MPMS_FORK: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains a list of forking (i.e. non-threaded) MPMs
IUSE_MPMS_THREAD: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains a list of threaded MPMs
IUSE_MODULES: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains a list of available built-in modules
MODULE_DEPENDS: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains a space-separated list of dependency tokens each with a module and the module it depends on separated by a colon
setup_mpm: This internal function makes sure that only one of APACHE2_MPMS was selected or a default based on USE=threads is selected if APACHE2_MPMS is empty
MODULE_CRITICAL: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains a space-separated list of modules critical for the default apache. A user may still disable these modules for custom minimal installation at their own risk.
check_module_critical: This internal function warns the user about modules critical for the default apache configuration.
setup_modules: This internal function selects all built-in modules based on USE flags and APACHE2_MODULES USE_EXPAND flags
MODULE_DEFINES: This variable needs to be set in the ebuild and contains a space-separated list of tokens each mapping a module to a runtime define which can be specified in APACHE2_OPTS in /etc/conf.d/apache2 to enable this particular module.
generate_load_module: This internal function generates the LoadModule lines for httpd.conf based on the current module selection and MODULE_DEFINES
check_upgrade: This internal function checks if the previous configuration file for built-in modules exists in ROOT and prevents upgrade in this case. Users are supposed to convert this file to the new APACHE2_MODULES USE_EXPAND variable and remove it afterwards.
apache-2_pkg_setup: This function selects built-in modules, the MPM and other configure options, creates the apache user and group and informs about CONFIG_SYSVIPC being needed (we don't depend on kernel sources and therefore cannot check).
apache-2_src_prepare: This function applies patches, configures a custom file-system layout and rebuilds the configure scripts.
apache-2_src_configure: This function adds compiler flags and runs econf and emake based on MY_MPM and MY_CONF
apache-2_src_install: This function runs `emake install' and generates, installs and adapts the gentoo specific configuration files found in the tarball
apache-2_pkg_postinst: This function creates test certificates if SSL is enabled and installs the default index.html to /var/www/localhost if it does not exist. We do this here because the default webroot is a copy of the files that exist elsewhere and we don't want them to be managed/removed by portage when apache is upgraded.

ECLASS VARIABLES

GENTOO_PATCHNAME = "gentoo-${PF}": This internal variable contains the prefix for the patch tarball. Defaults to the full name and version (including revision) of the package. If you want to override this in an ebuild, use: ORIG_PR="(revision of Gentoo stuff you want)" GENTOO_PATCHNAME="gentoo-${PN}-${PV}${ORIG_PR:+-${ORIG_PR}}"
GENTOO_PATCHDIR = "${WORKDIR}/${GENTOO_PATCHNAME}": This internal variable contains the working directory where patches and config files are located. Defaults to the patchset name appended to the working directory.
MY_MPM: This internal variable contains the selected MPM after a call to setup_mpm()
MY_CONF: This internal variable contains the econf options for the current module selection after a call to setup_modules()
MY_MODS: This internal variable contains a sorted, space separated list of currently selected modules after a call to setup_modules()

AUTHORS

[email protected]

MAINTAINERS

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REPORTING BUGS

Please report bugs via https://bugs.gentoo.org/

FILES

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