Re:Moving Back to Lighttpd
by msbarnett on Sunday March 17, 2019 @05:49PM
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For a production system facing the public, lightttpd strikes me as inappropriate.
Any of the “I don’t care how poorly it supports modern browsers, I just need something barebones that speaks http” usecases the person I was responding to seemed to be suggesting would typically be something like a local dev http server, or a barebones http server sitting behind a more robust proxy.
Which brings us back to, for those usecases, nginx is probably overkill.
Any of the “I don’t care how poorly it supports modern browsers, I just need something barebones that speaks http” usecases the person I was responding to seemed to be suggesting would typically be something like a local dev http server, or a barebones http server sitting behind a more robust proxy.
Which brings us back to, for those usecases, nginx is probably overkill.