def start_servers(host, ports, paths, routes, bind_address, config, **kwargs):
servers = defaultdict(list)
for scheme, ports in ports.items():
assert len(ports) == {"http": 2}.get(scheme, 1)
# If trying to start HTTP/2.0 server, check compatibility
if scheme == 'h2' and not http2_compatible():
logger.error('Cannot start HTTP/2.0 server as the environment is not compatible. ' +
'Requires Python 2.7.10+ (< 3.0) and OpenSSL 1.0.2+')
continue
for port in ports:
if port is None:
continue
init_func = {"http": start_http_server,
"https": start_https_server,
"h2": start_http2_server,
"ws": start_ws_server,
"wss": start_wss_server}[scheme]
server_proc = ServerProc(scheme=scheme)
server_proc.start(init_func, host, port, paths, routes, bind_address,
config, **kwargs)
servers[scheme].append((port, server_proc))
return servers
def start_servers(host, ports, paths, routes, bind_address, config, **kwargs):
servers = defaultdict(list)
for scheme, ports in ports.items():
assert len(ports) == {"http": 2}.get(scheme, 1)
# TODO Not very ideal, look into removing it in the future
# Check that python 2.7.15 is being used for HTTP/2.0
if scheme == 'http2' and not http2_compatible():
continue
for port in ports:
if port is None:
continue
init_func = {
"http": start_http_server,
"https": start_https_server,
"http2": start_http2_server,
"ws": start_ws_server,
"wss": start_wss_server
}[scheme]
server_proc = ServerProc()
server_proc.start(init_func, host, port, paths, routes,
bind_address, config, **kwargs)
servers[scheme].append((port, server_proc))
return servers
def start_servers(host, ports, paths, routes, bind_address, config, **kwargs):
servers = defaultdict(list)
for scheme, ports in ports.items():
assert len(ports) == {"http":2}.get(scheme, 1)
# If trying to start HTTP/2.0 server, check compatibility
if scheme == 'http2' and not http2_compatible():
logger.error('Cannot start HTTP/2.0 server as the environment is not compatible. ' +
'Requires Python 2.7.10+ (< 3.0) and OpenSSL 1.0.2+')
continue
for port in ports:
if port is None:
continue
init_func = {"http":start_http_server,
"https":start_https_server,
"http2":start_http2_server,
"ws":start_ws_server,
"wss":start_wss_server}[scheme]
server_proc = ServerProc(scheme=scheme)
server_proc.start(init_func, host, port, paths, routes, bind_address,
config, **kwargs)
servers[scheme].append((port, server_proc))
return servers
def start_servers(host, ports, paths, routes, bind_address, config, **kwargs):
servers = defaultdict(list)
for scheme, ports in ports.items():
assert len(ports) == {"http":2}.get(scheme, 1)
# TODO Not very ideal, look into removing it in the future
# Check that python 2.7.15 is being used for HTTP/2.0
if scheme == 'http2' and not http2_compatible():
continue
for port in ports:
if port is None:
continue
init_func = {"http":start_http_server,
"https":start_https_server,
"http2":start_http2_server,
"ws":start_ws_server,
"wss":start_wss_server}[scheme]
server_proc = ServerProc()
server_proc.start(init_func, host, port, paths, routes, bind_address,
config, **kwargs)
servers[scheme].append((port, server_proc))
return servers
def start_servers(logger, host, ports, paths, routes, bind_address, config,
mp_context, log_handlers, **kwargs):
servers = defaultdict(list)
for scheme, ports in ports.items():
assert len(ports) == {"http": 2, "https": 2}.get(scheme, 1)
# If trying to start HTTP/2.0 server, check compatibility
if scheme == 'h2' and not http2_compatible():
logger.error(
'Cannot start HTTP/2.0 server as the environment is not compatible. '
+ 'Requires OpenSSL 1.0.2+')
continue
# Skip WebTransport over HTTP/3 server unless if is enabled explicitly.
if scheme == 'webtransport-h3' and not kwargs.get("webtransport_h3"):
continue
for port in ports:
if port is None:
continue
init_func = {
"http": start_http_server,
"http-private": start_http_server,
"http-public": start_http_server,
"https": start_https_server,
"https-private": start_https_server,
"https-public": start_https_server,
"h2": start_http2_server,
"ws": start_ws_server,
"wss": start_wss_server,
"webtransport-h3": start_webtransport_h3_server,
}[scheme]
server_proc = ServerProc(mp_context, scheme=scheme)
server_proc.start(init_func, host, port, paths, routes,
bind_address, config, log_handlers, **kwargs)
servers[scheme].append((port, server_proc))
return servers
