kgio-sendfile is a (hopefully temporary) fork of the original "sendfile" gem for Ruby 2.2.0dev compatibility. Only Linux (and maybe FreeBSD) are supported in this version.
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h1. Ruby sendfile(2) Interface
This module allows Ruby programs to access their OS's native sendfile(2) system call from any IO object. Your kernel must export a recognized signature for the sendfile(2) system call to use this module. Currently, that includes Linux, Solaris and FreeBSD.
h2. Installation
Download and install the latest package from the rubyforge.org RubyGems repository.
$ gem install sendfile
If the tests all pass, you're ready to start using sendfile!
h2. Usage
Here's a small example of a use of IO#sendfile.
bc.. require 'socket' require 'rubygems' require 'sendfile' s = TCPSocket.new 'yourdomain.com', 5000 File.open 'somefile.txt' { |f| s.sendfile f } s.close
p. See the test scripts for more examples on how to use this module.
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