How to report a bug¶ The lighttpd issue tracker is for issues in lighttpd, not for user questions. Please direct questions to the Forums If you find a bug in lighttpd you can help a lot to find a fix for it by following some simple steps: Don't Panic For support questions (How do I... ?), please use the Forums! If you are new to lighttpd or have a question, then there is most likely not an issue i
Writing Plugins¶ Before you start writing your own plugin, you should be able to build lighttpd (lighttpd source code and build instructions) and should feel comfortable with the basic data types and main headers in lighttpd: buffer (buffer.h) array (array.h) chunk (chunk.h) request (request.h) global structures (base.h) Next read the server internals: The State Engine of lighttpd Plugin Interface
Iâm sure you know what âCrawl-Delayâ is, but you may or may not know that, not all search engine crawlers support this nice stuff. What to do for those donât obey the instrustion? Theyâll eat all your Mbits/month or slow your webserver down. OK, ban it with url.access-deny. This is the only option u can choose before. But you donât want to remove your pages from the stupid search engine index, do
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Running Lighttpd under daemontools/supervise¶ Lighttpd is well suited to run monitored by the "supervise" program from Daniel J. Bernstein's daemontools package. To set it up, you must first create a standard service directory structure. In the following example the service directory from where the process starts will be /srv/lighttpd-main/. It consists of the following directory and files: /srv/l
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Not everyone chooses to go the FCGI way of deploying their web applications. Some people, like I, prefer deploying applications under Catalyst's httpd or Rails' Mongrel. Unfortunately, Lighttpd at this time (version 1.4.13) has a inept mod_proxy module. It does not load balance correctly and nor does it recover from a downed proxy node, requiring a full restart. Obviously this is unacceptable when
Installation¶ mod-proxy-core requires lighttpd 1.5 and is intended to replace mod_fastcgi. If you want to use mod-proxy-core you have to load it first. Each protocol is a module too and has to be loaded after the core-module.: server.modules = ( ..., "mod_proxy_core", "mod_proxy_backend_http", "mod_proxy_backend_fastcgi", ... ) Load Balancing¶ mod-proxy-core supports 4 different load balancers: th
In Faster FastCGI I talked about using temp-files in /dev/shm to reduce the overhead of large FastCGI requests. Robert implemented it right away and it is available in the latest pre-release Woken up far too early and having the first coffee I shared some ideas on how this could be useful to accelerate AJAX based applications. Large Response content Robert already did some benchmarking and it look
Save and close the file. Restart lighttpd webserver: # /etc/init.d/lighttpd restart Final configuration includes support for MSN, Google, Yahoo cache ð $HTTP["referer"] !~ "^($|http://.*\.(google\.*|yahoo\.*|msn\.*|cyberciti\.biz|msnscache\.com/.*))" { $HTTP["referer"] !~ "^($|http://theos\.in|^$|nixcraft\.com|cricketnow\.in)" { $HTTP["useragent"] !~ "msnbot-media" { $HTTP["useragent"] !~ "Mediap
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