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From: Matthew Weigel <unique@...>
To: OpenBSD <misc@...>
Subject: Re: Light HTTP servers.
Date: Sunday, July 20, 2008 - 2:43 pm

Henning Brauer wrote:


So far I am very happy with lighttpd, including running with PHP via FastCGI.

  I don't really trust the PHP applications I run, so they operate in a

separate chroot (via spawn-php.sh) as a separate user in addition to lighttpd

itself being chroot as a separate user.


Another poster said lighttpd isn't being actively developed, but it's active

enough for me - my bug reports have been fixed and new releases put out to

address them.  Other than setting up the chroot FastCGI, it was quite easy to

configure and get running.


I think the biggest problem will be running MySQL and PHP in 32MB, the OP may

need to tweak MySQL to not use too much memory and restrict the number of PHP

processes to run (1 or 2, I'd say).

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  Matthew Weigel

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Light HTTP servers., Nuno Magalhães, (Sun Jul 20, 10:14 am)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Henning Brauer, (Sun Jul 20, 12:13 pm)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Marc Balmer, (Sun Jul 20, 3:03 pm)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Toni Mueller, (Fri Aug 22, 5:29 am)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Frank Denis, (Fri Aug 22, 7:45 am)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Matthew Weigel, (Sun Jul 20, 2:43 pm)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Calomel, (Sun Jul 20, 11:12 am)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Edho P Arief, (Sun Jul 20, 12:16 pm)
Re: Light HTTP servers., Darrin Chandler, (Sun Jul 20, 12:01 pm)