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-#!/bin/bash
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-
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-fw_depends mysql nginx mono
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-
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-sed -i 's|localhost|'"${DBHOST}"'|g' src/Web.config
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-sed -i 's|include /usr/local/nginx/conf/fastcgi_params;|include '"${NGINX_HOME}"'/conf/fastcgi_params;|g' nginx.conf
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-
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-# build
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-rm -rf src/bin src/obj
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-xbuild src/NancyBenchmark.csproj /t:Clean
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-xbuild src/NancyBenchmark.csproj /p:Configuration=Release
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-
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-# nginx
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-port_start=9001
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-port_end=$((${port_start}+${CPU_COUNT}))
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-conf="upstream mono {\n"
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-for port in $(seq ${port_start} $port_end); do
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- conf+="\tserver 127.0.0.1:${port};\n"
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-done
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-conf+="}"
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-
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-# Store path of fastcgi_params dynamically in a file called "nginx.osenv.conf".
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-# The reason why I do this is Ngix "include" cannot recognize variables. (Well known issue of Nginx)
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-# To use OS Environment at ngix.conf 3rd party library or perl module is needed
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-# Current approach is one trick to solve the problem without utilize those 3rd party libraries.
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-echo "include $IROOT/nginx/conf/fastcgi_params;" > $TROOT/nginx.osenv.conf
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-
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-
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-echo -e $conf > $TROOT/nginx.upstream.conf
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-${NGINX_HOME}/sbin/nginx -c $TROOT/nginx.conf -g "worker_processes '"${CPU_COUNT}"';"
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-
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-# Start fastcgi for each thread
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-# To debug, use --printlog --verbose --loglevels=All
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-for port in $(seq ${port_start} $port_end); do
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- MONO_OPTIONS=--gc=sgen fastcgi-mono-server4 --applications=/:$TROOT/src --socket=tcp:127.0.0.1:$port &
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-done
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