The Lighttpd configuration file can now be easily created using Buildout, a software build automation tool. This simplifies the process of setting up and configuring web servers using Lighttpd, a popular open-source web server.
lighttpdrecipe is a Python library that offers a buildout recipe for generating lighttpd configuration files. It is currently in alpha state, so stability is not guaranteed. Despite this, it can still be used, but it is recommended to hardcode specific versions that work for you.
The usage of this recipe can be seen in the example buildout.cfg provided. It should be noted that "lighttpdrecipe" and "buildoutjinja" are included as "develop". "lighty-conf" is set as a "part" in the buildout.cfg. Additionally, the "host", "redirect_from", and "redirect_to" are defined.
This recipe will generate a configuration file based on the input provided in the buildout.cfg. It will contain details such as the document-root, follow-symlink, and activate directory listing. It also includes a fastcgi.server and url.rewrite-once feature. Lastly, it has an expires setting for media, and a redirect for "www.example.com".
The usage of this recipe can be seen in the example buildout.cfg provided. It should be noted that "lighttpdrecipe" and "buildoutjinja" are included as "develop". "lighty-conf" is set as a "part" in the buildout.cfg. Additionally, the "host", "redirect_from", and "redirect_to" are defined.
This recipe will generate a configuration file based on the input provided in the buildout.cfg. It will contain details such as the document-root, follow-symlink, and activate directory listing. It also includes a fastcgi.server and url.rewrite-once feature. Lastly, it has an expires setting for media, and a redirect for "www.example.com".
What's New
Version 0.2.4: N/A