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mod_webdav

mod_usertrack

mod_userdir

mod_uploadprogress

mod_trigger_b4_dl

mod_status

mod_staticfile

mod_ssi

mod_sql_vhost_core mod_mysql_vhost

mod_simple_vhost

mod_setenv

mod_secure_download

mod_scgi

mod_rrdtool

mod_rewrite

mod_redirect

mod_proxy_core

mod_proxy

mod_magnet

mod_indexfile

mod_flv_streaming

mod_fastcgi

mod_expire

mod_evhost

mod_evasive

mod_dirlisting

mod_deflate

mod_compress

mod_chunked

mod_cml

mod_cgi

mod_auth

mod_alias

mod_accesslog

mod_access

Internal

Appendix B. Module/Configuration Index

Appendix A. HTTP Status Codes

Summary

Manipulating the Response

Rewriting the Request

Handling Configuration

Chapter 13. Writing Lighttpd Modules

Summary

Example: A Shoutbox

Running mod_magnet

Lua/FastCGI

Useful Lua Libraries

Lua: A small Primer

Chapter 12. Using Lua with Lighttpd

Summary

AjaxTerm

AWStats

Trac

MediaWiki

phpMyAdmin

WordPress

Ruby on Rails

Chapter 11. CGI Revisited

Summary

WebDAV

Rewriting Rules

.htaccess

mod_perl mod_php and mod_python

Reducing Apache Load

Excursion: mod_proxy

Adding Lighttpd to the Mix

Chapter 10. Migration from Apache

Summary

Profiling with gprof

Specific Optimizations

Installing http_load

Chapter 9. Optimizing Lighttpd

Summary

Separating the Backend

Changing Root

Giving up Privileges

Chapter 8. Containing Lighttpd

Summary

Know Your Foe

Evading Denial of Service Attacks

Barriers to Entry

Chapter 7. Securing Lighttpd

Summary

Configuring Lighttpd to use SSL

Obtaining a Key Pair from a Third-Party Supplier

Being our own Certificate Authority

Self-Signed Keys

Chapter 6. Encryption: SSL

Summary

Other Data Points

Tracking Users

Access Logging

O Browser Where Art Thou?

Privacy

Chapter 5. Big Brother Lighttpd

Summary

Putting it All Together

Streaming Content

Securing Downloads

Showing Directory Contents

Traffic Shaping

Core Settings

Chapter 4. Downloads and Streams

Summary

mod_proxy_core and backends

SCGI

FastCGI

CGI with mod_cgi

Going Dynamic

MySQL based Virtual Hosting

Extended Virtual Hosting

Chapter 3. More Virtual Hosting and CGI

Summary

Including Variables Files and Shell-code

Rewriting and Redirecting Requests

Selectors

Mime Types

Other Core Options

Starting Lighttpd by Hand

Chapter 2. Configuring and Running Lighttpd

Summary

Building Lighttpd using CMake

Building Lighttpd using Autotools

Installing Lighttpd

Chapter 1. Introduction to Lighttpd

Customer Support

Reader Feedback

Conventions

Who is This Book For

What You Need For this Book

What This Book Covers

Preface

About the Reviewer

About the Author

Credits

Lighttpd

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封面

Lighttpd

Credits

About the Author

About the Reviewer

Preface

What This Book Covers

What You Need For this Book

Who is This Book For

Conventions

Reader Feedback

Customer Support

Chapter 1. Introduction to Lighttpd

Installing Lighttpd

Building Lighttpd using Autotools

Building Lighttpd using CMake

Summary

Chapter 2. Configuring and Running Lighttpd

Starting Lighttpd by Hand

Other Core Options

Mime Types

Selectors

Rewriting and Redirecting Requests

Including Variables Files and Shell-code

Summary

Chapter 3. More Virtual Hosting and CGI

Extended Virtual Hosting

MySQL based Virtual Hosting

Going Dynamic

CGI with mod_cgi

FastCGI

SCGI

mod_proxy_core and backends

Summary

Chapter 4. Downloads and Streams

Core Settings

Traffic Shaping

Showing Directory Contents

Securing Downloads

Streaming Content

Putting it All Together

Summary

Chapter 5. Big Brother Lighttpd

Privacy

O Browser Where Art Thou?

Access Logging

Tracking Users

Other Data Points

Summary

Chapter 6. Encryption: SSL

Self-Signed Keys

Being our own Certificate Authority

Obtaining a Key Pair from a Third-Party Supplier

Configuring Lighttpd to use SSL

Summary

Chapter 7. Securing Lighttpd

Barriers to Entry

Evading Denial of Service Attacks

Know Your Foe

Summary

Chapter 8. Containing Lighttpd

Giving up Privileges

Changing Root

Separating the Backend

Summary

Chapter 9. Optimizing Lighttpd

Installing http_load

Specific Optimizations

Profiling with gprof

Summary

Chapter 10. Migration from Apache

Adding Lighttpd to the Mix

Excursion: mod_proxy

Reducing Apache Load

mod_perl mod_php and mod_python

.htaccess

Rewriting Rules

WebDAV

Summary

Chapter 11. CGI Revisited

Ruby on Rails

WordPress

phpMyAdmin

MediaWiki

Trac

AWStats

AjaxTerm

Summary

Chapter 12. Using Lua with Lighttpd

Lua: A small Primer

Useful Lua Libraries

Lua/FastCGI

Running mod_magnet

Example: A Shoutbox

Summary

Chapter 13. Writing Lighttpd Modules

Handling Configuration

Rewriting the Request

Manipulating the Response

Summary

Appendix A. HTTP Status Codes

Appendix B. Module/Configuration Index

Internal

mod_access

mod_accesslog

mod_alias

mod_auth

mod_cgi

mod_cml

mod_chunked

mod_compress

mod_deflate

mod_dirlisting

mod_evasive

mod_evhost

mod_expire

mod_fastcgi

mod_flv_streaming

mod_indexfile

mod_magnet

mod_proxy

mod_proxy_core

mod_redirect

mod_rewrite

mod_rrdtool

mod_scgi

mod_secure_download

mod_setenv

mod_simple_vhost

mod_sql_vhost_core mod_mysql_vhost

mod_ssi

mod_staticfile

mod_status

mod_trigger_b4_dl

mod_uploadprogress

mod_userdir

mod_usertrack

mod_webdav

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