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10 * Prefer lighttpd defaults unless you have a reason to change a setting,
21 lighttpd is generally pretty snappy.
27 lighttpd configuration performance tuning (technical guidelines)
35     lighttpd optimizes configuration settings in the global scope and makes
45     - each loaded module registers itself into lighttpd hooks and gets a chance
52     - server.tag = "" skips sending "Server: lighttpd/1.4.xx" in responses;
53       alternatively, use: server.tag = "lighttpd" to hide the lighttpd version
56   - review the default lighttpd config provided by your distro
79   - prefer to configure mod_extforward extforward.hap-PROXY for lighttpd
97     from lighttpd to backends running on the same host
98   - lighttpd can listen on a unix domain socket
99       (server.bind = "/path/to/lighttpd.sock")
100     and lighttpd mod_proxy can act as a reverse-proxy to a backend lighttpd
107     - lighttpd provides mechanisms for lighttpd to start up PHP backends, and
131     cache. (since lighttpd 1.4.56)
133     assets based on ETag (since lighttpd 1.4.56)
135     generated directory listings (since lighttpd 1.4.60)
144     recommended with mod_webdav.  While lighttpd ETag generation for
148 * compile lighttpd with mmap support (./configure --enable-mmap) to improve
152 lighttpd configuration for use of operating system (OS) features
155 lighttpd generally chooses optimal defaults for the OS on which it is running.
156 Prefer lighttpd defaults unless something is not functioning correctly.
157 (Please report bugs and include your platform information if the lighttpd OS
164 lighttpd configuration tuning for high-traffic sites with a large number of connections
169   For each 4k increase in server.max-fds, lighttpd uses an additional ~100 kb
177 lighttpd configuration tuning for low-memory systems
185 * support for the HTTP/2 protocol (enabled by default in lighttpd 1.4.59) uses
190 lighttpd configuration tuning for traffic shapping (download rate-limiting)
197 lighttpd configuration tuning for timeouts
201 lighttpd waits to read or write to the client (when lighttpd is trying to read
202 or write), or how long lighttpd waits for the next keep-alive request, and for
203 how many keep-alive requests, before lighttpd closes the connection.  A value
223 For Linux 2.4.x you should think about compiling lighttpd with the option
224 ``--disable-lfs`` to disable the support for files larger than 2GB. lighttpd will