This change defaults SSLContext to Python's ssl.create_default_context() and
marks ssl_version option as deprecated. The option value will be ignored and
warnign will be printed in stderr.
The ssl_version option was depending on old method of setting TLS min/max
version, which has not worked well anymore with modern Python versions.
* Change deprecated ssl.wrap_socket() to SSLContext.wrap_context().
* Add new server hook to allow user to create custom SSLContext.
* Updated the documentation.
Signed-off-by: Tero Saarni <tero.saarni@est.tech>
Noticed by @guettli on GitHub, this sentence was likely supposed to say
that workers may "be killed" and "start up", where "to start up" is a
verb phrase while "startup" is a single word noun. Clarify by changing
this to read "to stop and start".
I was reading the documentation to configure another application successfully deployed with Gunicorn, and thought the documentation here could be improved a bit for clarity.
* Use code highlighting for the names, to indicate they are the names to use in the Python configuration file.
* Spell out the CLI flags and defaults with "Command line" and "Default" prefixes so it's clear what these are
* Consistently use Python syntax for the defaults, so the types may be more easily understood.
* Split multiple CLI flags with "or" rather than a comma, for clarity and easier copy-paste.
* Improve some descriptions, such as for ``raw_env`` and a header for "Server Hooks".
There is no support for decoding any dictionary supplied on the command
line. The only way to supply a dictionary logging config is through the
configuration file.
Close#1909.
Running gunicorn project.app while having a file called gunicorn.conf.py
in the current directory will read configuration from that file and actually fail
if the file raises an exception.
