RPM Repositories for CppCMS
Additionally to DEB Repositories, RPM repositories are ready as well.
The packages are build using Open Build Service:
- Distributions: Fedora 15 and 16, CentOS 6, OpenSuse 11.4 and 12.1
- Architectures: x86, x86_64
- Packages: libcppcms, libcppcms-devel, cppcms-tools
- Sources: cppcms
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/artyom-beilis/
CppCMS 1.0.1 - Bug Fix Release
CppCMS 1.0.1 Released
It is a bug fix release:
- Fixed crash when using process-shared memory cache, when CppCMS compiled in Release mode with gcc 4.5 and 4.6.
- Added support of CMake LIBDIR option to allow installation of libraries to lib64 instead of lib as required by Rad Had based distributions.
Additionally to the deb releases, now source-rpm is available at sourceforge.
In order to create RPMs for your system:
Install dependent packages:
yum install cmake gcc-c++ gcc make zlib-devel pcre-devel libicu-devel libgcrypt-devel
Download source rpm and rebuild it as:
rpmbuild --rebuild cppcms-1.0.1-1.src.rpm
You will get 3 binary rpm packages: libcppcms, libcppcms-devel and cppcms-tools in the ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/ directory. Install them and use them.
Special Thanks: to Sagi Ben-Akiva for initial spec file that made this process much simpler for me.
CppCMS 1.0.0 released and offered under dual license
CppCMS 1.0.0 was released today. Now it is offered under alternative commercial license. You can choose to use CppCMS under either open source LGPLv3 license or under a commercial license that allows your developing truly closed source applications.
For more details about licensing and pricing please visit
our web site:
http://commercial.cppcms.com
The old-stable branch of CppCMS - 0.0.x is now deprecated and would not receive any updates. CppCMS users who still use CppCMS 0.0.8 are encouraged to upgrade to the CppCMS 1.
The new version includes:
- Stable API and ABI
- Comet and Ajax support
- Powerful localization
- Native Windows support
- And much more
You can find more details about the differences between CppCMS 1.0.0 and CppCMS 0.0.8 here
Apt Repositories
New Apt repositories for Debian and Ubuntu are available.
Read: http://cppcms.com/wikipp/en/page/apt
CppCMS 0.999.1 - Release Candidate 2
All CppCMS 1.0.0 milestone tasks had completed and thus the second release candidate was released. It contains mostly bug fixes including several security bug fixes. It is expected to be the last RC before the stable version would be delivered.
All CppCMS users please download the RC2 and test it. If no critical problems would be found the stable version would be announced in a week or two.
Whats New?
Security Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug when calling
reset_session()would not reset it when session content itself was not changed. - Fixed a bug that could cause infinite waiting when POST data contained incomplete multi-part data potentially causing DOS.
Breaking Changes:
The protocol between cppcms_scale and cppcms clients had changed,
you can't use old cppcms_scale with newer versions of cppcms and vise versa.
The protocol now uses absolute 64 bit time-stamp rather then relative one.
New Features:
- Many new unit tests implemented giving good test coverage for the CppCMS framework.
- Added support of nginx with SCGI protocol to
cppcms_run - Many examples added: Asynchronous I/O, Serialization, Templates Inheritance. Some examples updated to use moder API.
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed a bug that prevented "Keep-Alive" option to work with FastCGI protocol.
- Session cookie was not delete on clear session call with server side session storage.
- Fixed a bug that caused a session value to be unexposed what it was updated.
- Fixed incorrect call of
view_builderinstead ofunsafe_view_builderwhen unsefe option was given - Fixed status handling according to HTTP/CGI specifications in case of invalid POST input.
- Fixed a bug when in certain situations sockets were not shutdown properly.
- Added better error reporting when the content of invalid type was used during view rendering.
- Fixed
cppcms_runto setup nginx'sPATH_INFOcorrectly according to the options available in the latest version.
