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--- programming:python:py-prefork-server [2015/01/03 05:46] – [Hooks] jay
+++ programming:python:py-prefork-server [2015/01/03 05:50] – [The __init__ Signature] jay
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 ^ Name ^ Type ^ Description ^
-| self.proto | str | This will be either "tcp" or "udp" |
+| self.protocol | str | This will be either "tcp" or "udp" |
-| self.reqsHandled | int | This is the number of requests this child has handled |
+| self.requests_handled | int | This is the number of requests this child has handled |
 | self.conn | socket object or str | The socket object if this is a tcp server, otherwise this will be the actual payload of the udp packet |
-| self.addr | tuple(str , int) | An address tuple containing (ip , port) |
+| self.address | tuple(str , int) | An address tuple containing (ip , port) |
 | self.closed | boolean | A boolean, mainly for internal use, which says whether this child has been set to be closed |
 | self.error | str | A string error message, if set |
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 === The __init__ Signature ===
 <code python>
-def __init__(self , childClass , maxServers=20 , minServers=5 ,
+def __init__(self , child_class , max_servers=20 , min_servers=5 ,
-        minSpareServers=2 , maxSpareServers=10 , maxRequests=0 ,
+        min_spare_servers=2 , max_spare_servers=10 , max_requests=0 ,
-        bindIp='127.0.0.1' , port=10000 , proto='tcp' , listen=5):
+        bind_ip='127.0.0.1' , port=10000 , protocol='tcp' , listen=5 ,
+        reuse_port=False):
 </code>
 Here is short description of each of those variables.
 ^ Name ^ Type ^ Description ^
-| childClass | BaseChild | An implentation of BaseChild to define the child processes |
+| child_class | BaseChild | An implentation of BaseChild to define the child processes |
-| maxServers | int | Maximum number of children that can exist at any time |
+| max_cervers | int | Maximum number of children that can exist at any time |
-| minServers | int | Minimum number of children to have |
+| min_servers | int | Minimum number of children to have |
-| minSpareServers | int | Minimum number of spare children to have |
+| min_spare_servers | int | Minimum number of spare children to have |
-| maxSpareServers | int | Maximum number of spare children to have |
+| max_spare_servers | int | Maximum number of spare children to have |
-| maxRequests | int | Maximum number of requests each child should handle.  Zero is unlimited and the default. |
+| max_requests | int | Maximum number of requests each child should handle.  Zero is unlimited and the default. |
-| bindIp | str | The IP address to bind to |
+| bind_ip | str | The IP address to bind to |
 | port | int | The port number to bind to |
-| proto | str | The protocol to use (tcp or udp) |
+| protocol | str | The protocol to use (tcp or udp) |
 | listen | int | TCP listen queue backlog |
+| reuse_port | bool | If set, and available, SO_REUSEPORT will be used to bind the socket in the child |
 For anyone who has set up an Apache prefork server (or used Perl's ''Net::Server::PreFork''), this should look pretty familiar.