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Merged into lp:~hudson-openstack/swift/trunk at revision 225

Swift Core security contacts: Pending requested 2011-02-24

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swift/common/memcached.py (+7/-0)
swift/common/middleware/ratelimit.py (+26/-22)
test/unit/common/middleware/test_ratelimit.py (+19/-0)
test/unit/common/test_memcached.py (+10/-0)

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225. By David Goetz on 2011-02-23

ratelimiting does not handle memcache restart

224. By David Goetz on 2011-02-22

nodes with a weight of zero should not be valid for handoff

223. By gholt on 2011-02-21

Reverted the wal+index code.

222. By gholt on 2011-02-17

Make swift-auth-to-swauth work with really old devauth dbs.
Update swauth to accept non-alnum chars in account and user names.

221. By gholt on 2011-02-17

ring: pickles now use only stdlib objects; old and really old pickles can still be read

220. By clayg on 2011-02-17

fixed glob pattern matching index offset error in stats' LogUploader

219. By Mike Barton on 2011-02-17

rename log-processing.conf to log-processor.conf

218. By clayg on 2011-02-16

I rewrote swift-init cause I wanted it to do somethings it didn't, and I
tried to make some of the error conditions a little better too. It has
some new features, but overall it's behavior is mostly compatible with
the old swift-init (input, return codes) - but if someone had some weird
greps on the output they're hozed.

swift-init --help is a good place to start

some highlights might be:
 $swift-init start main --wait # wait for all "main" services to start,
printing any errors to console
 $swift-init rest wait # same as above but for replicators, updaters & auditors
 $swift-init stop object -c1 # kill the first object-server "node"
 $swift-init object-server status # make sure it's dead - yay status!
 $swift-init proxy auth reload # devauth? srsly?
 $swift-init *-replicator once -n # run the object, container,
and account replicators in "once mode" and watch them log to console
until they're finished

... probably some other stuff too. Looking forward to feedback...

217. By clayg on 2011-02-16

creating a Ring will ensure a valid HASH_PATH_SUFFIX

216. By Devin Carlen on 2011-02-14

Added lock file configuration to sample rsync.conf.