The uwsgi Protocol — uWSGI 2.0 documentation (original) (raw)
0
size of WSGI block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard WSGI request followed by the HTTP request body
1
reserved for UNBIT
2
reserved for UNBIT
3
reserved for UNBIT
5
size of PSGI block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard PSGI request followed by the HTTP request body
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size of LUA WSAPI block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard LUA/WSAPI request followed by the HTTP request body
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size of RACK block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard RACK request followed by the HTTP request body
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size of JWSGI/Ring block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard JVM request for The JWSGI interface and The Clojure/Ring JVM request handler followed by the HTTP request body
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size of CGI block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard Running CGI scripts on uWSGI request followed by the HTTP request body
10
size of block vars
0- 255
Management interface request: setup flag specified by modifier2. For a list of management flag look at ManagementFlag
14
size of CGI block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard Running PHP scripts in uWSGI request followed by the HTTP request body
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size of Mono ASP.NET block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0
Standard The Mono ASP.NET plugin request followed by the HTTP request body
17
size of Spooler block vars
0- 255
The uWSGI Spooler request, the block vars is converted to a dictionary/hash/table and passed to the spooler callable. The second modifier is currently ignored.
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size of CGI block vars
0-255
direct call to c-like symbols
22
size of code string
0- 255
Raw Code evaluation. The interpreter is chosen by the modifier2. 0 is Python, 5 is Perl. It does not return a valid uwsgi response, but a raw string (that may be an HTTP response)
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size of CGI vars
0- 255
invoke the The XSLT plugin
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size of CGI vars
0- 255
invoke the uWSGI V8 support
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size of CGI vars
0- 255
invoke the The GridFS plugin
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size of CGI vars
0- 255
invoke the The GlusterFS plugin
27
0
0- 255
call the FastFuncs specified by the modifier2 field
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0
0- 255
invoke the The RADOS plugin
30
size of WSGI block vars (HTTP request body excluded)
0 (if defined the size of the block vars is 24bit le, for now none of the webserver handlers support this feature)
Standard WSGI request followed by the HTTP request body. The PATH_INFO is automatically modified, removing the SCRIPT_NAME from it
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size of block vars
0- 255
Generic message passing (reserved)
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size of char array
0- 255
array of char passing (reserved)
33
size of marshal object
0- 255
marshalled/serialzed object passing (reserved)
48
snmp specific
snmp specific
identify a SNMP request/response (mainly via UDP)
72
chr(TT)
chr(P)
Corresponds to the ‘HTTP’ string and signals that this is a raw HTTP response.
73
announce message size (for sanity check)
announce type (0 = hostname)
announce message
74
multicast message size (for sanity check)
0
array of chars; a custom multicast message managed by uwsgi.multicast_manager
95
cluster membership dict size
action
add/remove/enable/disable node from a cluster. Action may be 0 = add, 1 = remove, 2 = enable, 3 = disable. Add action requires a dict of at least 3 keys: hostname, address and workers
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log message size
0
Remote logging (clustering/multicast/unicast)
97
0
0, 1
brutal reload request (0 request - 1 confirmation)
98
0
0, 1
graceful reload request (0 request - 1 confirmation)
99
size of options dictionary (if response)
0, 1
request configuration data from a uwsgi node (even via multicast)
100
0
0, 1
PING- PONG if modifier2 is 0 it is a PING request otherwise it is a PONG (a response). Useful for cluster health- check
101
size of packet
0
ECHO service
109
size of clean payload
0 to 255
legion msg (UDP, the body is encrypted)
110
size of payload
0 to 255
uwsgi_signal framework (payload is optional), modifier2 is the signal num
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size of packet
0, 1, 2, 3
Cache operations. 0: read, 1: write, 2: delete, 3: dict_based
123
size of packet
special modifier for signaling corerouters about special conditions
173
size of packet
0, 1
RPC. The packet is an uwsgi array where the first item is the name of the function and the following are the args (if modifier2 is 1 the RPC will be ‘raw’ and all of the response will be returned to the app, uwsgi header included, if available.
200
0
0
Close mark for persistent connections
224
size of packet
0
Subscription packet. see SubscriptionServer
255
0
0- 255
Generic response. Request dependent. For example a spooler response set 0 for a failed spool or 1 for a successful one