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Lighttpd

Lighttpd: Installing, compiling, configuring, optimizing, and securing this lightning-fast web server

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Chapter 2. Configuring and Running Lighttpd

In this chapter, we will learn:

  • How to configure Lighttpd

  • What Selectors are

  • How to use Selectors

  • How to rewrite and redirect requests

  • How to include variables in the configuration files

Now that you have successfully installed Lighttpd onto your system, I will show you how to configure it to serve web pages (yes, just web pages, nothing else) and expand from there. Lighttpd needs a configuration file called lighttpd.conf—in fact it will not run without one. To make it as simple as possible, we start with the absolute minimum:

server.document-root = "/var/www"
mimetype.assign = ("" => "text/html")

Yes, that is all. Of course you should take the path to your website as your document root. Under UNIX, /var/www is a probable path, while Windows users may want to put their site in a place like C:\www\mysite. The mimetype.assign statement simply says that everything is to be served as if it were an HTML page.

Put this lighttpd.conf into the standard directory...

Starting Lighttpd by Hand


Lighttpd can be started without the help of a startup script. The path to the Lighttpd executable depends on your system and installation. Given that it is in your path, we can start Lighttpd by using the following command:

lighttpd -f [full path to your config file]

With some distributions (especially some Windows builds), the -f option will be hardcoded, so we cannot and need not supply the configuration file path. When in doubt, refer to the documentation of the installation package.

There are also other command line options that are worth taking a look at:

Option

What Lighttpd does

-m [directory]

Loads modules from [directory], and proceeds to serve web pages (you will still need to give the configuration file path with -f).

-p

Pretty prints the configuration and exits.

-t

Tests the lighttpd.conf file for syntax errors and exits—this is useful before restarting Lighttpd and after changing the configuration to make sure no downtime will ensue.

-D

No-Daemon...

Other Core Options


There are some other core options we can set:

server.bind = "[Hostname, IP address or UNIX socket]".

This directive tells Lighttpd to bind only to specific interfaces. This may be useful if you have more than one network interface and want to bind Lighttpd only on one of them. Valid examples are:

server.bind = "myserver.com" # binds to the IP found at myserver.com
server.bind = "192.168.1.81" # binds the network interface at
# 192.168.1.81
server.bind = "/tmp/lighttpd.socket" # binds to a UNIX named socket

By default, Lighttpd binds to all network interfaces it can find. Usually, you will have only one interface. Binding to a UNIX named socket can be useful to proxy Lighttpd by some other server.

Setting server.port can change the port Lighttpd listens at. This might be useful if you cannot run Lighttpd with sufficient permissions to open ports below 1024.

server.port = 1234

The default port for unencrypted HTTP is 80, the alternate unprivileged port is 8080.

server.tag...

Mime Types


To give the client a hint of what to do with a file, the HTTP protocol defines that each file should be sent with a Mime type. A Mime type consists of a Content type and a subtype. The Content type is one of application, audio, example, image, message, model, multipart, text, and video. Subtypes can be registered with IANA by a Web form. The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) maintains a list of mime types. Most Linux or BSD systems have a local list at /etc/mime.types. The authoritative list can be found at http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types.

Note

All mime types

You can download a mime-types.py python script that uses the mime type module to create a mime type mapping suitable for inclusion in a Lighttpd configuration at http://packtpub.com/files/code/2103_Code.zip. Start the script with python mime-types.py and it writes a mime-types.conf file in the current directory.

If you do not have a python interpreter, get one from http://www.python.org.

For a single web...

Selectors


The features that make the configuration of Lighttpd very powerful, yet keep it concise, are selectors. A selector is a criterion within a curly-braced region of the configuration that only applies if the criterion is met. After the optional else keyword, another curly-braced region can be added that applies for the inverse of the criteria. So the basic formula for a selector is one of the following:

criteria { configuration }

or

criteria { configuration } else { configuration }

Suppose that we want to serve .html files from the subdirectory /xhtml of our document root as application/xhtml+xml and from any other directory as text/html:

mimetype.assign = (...[our list of mime types, omitting .html]...)
$HTTP["url"] =~ "^/xhtml" {
mimetype.assign += (".html" => "application/xhtml+xml")
} else {
mimetype.assign += (".html" => "text/html")
}

As we can see in the example, each criterion consists of a value, an operator, and a pattern. The value to compare is either $SERVER["socket...

Rewriting and Redirecting Requests


URLs are a part of the user interface of every website, be it a full-blown application or just a bunch of static pages. Users sometimes use URLs to navigate, say, by cutting a suffix to "move up a directory". So, we want to present them a clean structured tree. Unfortunately, reality is usually not that nice. We may have some web frameworks stitched together that require their own path names. We may want to hide from the user that she is calling a script. Whatever the reason be, mod_rewrite and mod_redirect are here to help us.

The difference between rewrite and redirect is that a rewrite happens directly in the server, while redirecting a request is done by sending a header to the user telling her where the page really is. This difference is important when deciding whether to rewrite or to redirect. If we have a kind of shortcut or a second domain name and want to direct the user to the "correct" URL, we redirect. Otherwise, we rewrite, for example...

Including Variables, Files, and Shell-code


Lighttpd allows us to define and use variables in its configuration files. To make it easier to distinguish between a configuration option and a variable, you have to prefix your variables with var. as in var.docroot. Later on, you can use them by simply putting them in place of whatever value you have given them. For example:

var.docroot = "/var/www"
server.document-root = var.docroot

This can be useful if you have values that appear in a lot of places. Just put them in a variable and if you need to change the value, you only need to change it in one place. We can also set and get variables of the environment. The env namespace is reserved for this:

server.document-root = env.HOME + "/htdocs" # for a user dir
server.document-root = env.LIGHTTPD_BASE + var.htmldir
# to use an environment variable

You can also include files with an include statement:

include "some.conf"

This tells Lighttpd to parse the contents of some.conf as if they were in place...

Summary


This chapter only dealt with the configuration to serve static pages, but there are already many options to set. The relevant options can be grouped into three categories:

  1. 1. Options that tell Lighttpd where to look for a file.

  2. 2. Options that tell Lighttpd which interfaces and addresses to serve.

  3. 3. Options that tell Lighttpd how to serve content, for example,which MIME type.

We learned about includes and variables, and had a brief introduction to regular expressions that Lighttpd uses in many places.

The next chapter will discuss more ways to do virtual hosting, and how we can add dynamic content to our bag of tricks.

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Introduction to Lighttpd Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Configuring and Running Lighttpd Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
More Virtual Hosting and CGI Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Downloads and Streams Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Big Brother Lighttpd Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Encryption: SSL Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Securing Lighttpd Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Containing Lighttpd Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Optimizing Lighttpd Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Migration from Apache Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
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Very good reference, with "here's how you do it" explicit examples, and some theory and back ground, and gotcha's to watch for.It does have several pieces of advice on changing from Apache to Lightpd.
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Summary: This book makes an excellent guide to the inner workings and configuration options for the Lighttpd web server. I found the book very concise and practical. It's simply packed full of real-world examples any sysadmin will love.Chapter 1: This chapter helps you get Lighttpd up and running on your system. I love how Debian appears first on the list of packages commands. It also includes lots of compiler options of you want to build your Lighttpd from source, and who doesn't, right?Chapter 2: This chapter breaks out a simple server configuration then adds more stuff to it, explaining things along the way. I really like this approach to learning the configuration. Next it begins to cover all the many URL rewrite spells you might cast, and then finishes up with how to easily separate your configuration into include files and what-not.Chapter 3: This chapter open with a possible virtual host setup using MySQL. I found this fairly interesting. Next it shows many different CGI options with special attention to FastCGI. The chapter finishes with an example of a simple mod_proxy setup.Chapter 4: This chapter has some very interesting info for large downloads, large directories of downloads, and traffic shaping of it all. After that you see some very nice configuration for dynamically securing download content against a database or memcache-d server. Last you get the full recipe for how to run your very own You Tube-like server.. nice!Chapter 5: This chapter explains how to do custom logging and tracking of requests. It's a good reference mostly but the GeoIP location stuff seems useful I will admit.Chapter 6: This chapter tells you everything you need to know about servicing SSL requests. Being your own CA is explained along with some easy examples for a safe and secure virtual host.Chapter 7: This chapter explains many ways you might restrict access or provide authenticated access. Next you read examples for evading DoS attacks, logging, and graphing logs using RRDtool. Last are some debug options you can turn on in the event Lighttpd is acting badly.Chapter 8: This chapter explains how and why you would want to run a chroot'd Lighttpd. Separating your web server from the operating system using local sockets is very simple it turns out. I always love as much security as I can get, don't you?Chapter 9: This chapter sorts through many ways of squeezing additional performance out of Lighttpd. It shows some ways simple ways to profile and benchmark your server, and how to cache content only where required. Dynamic content is always better and separating things is simple to setup.Chapter 10: This chapter explains how to take load off an existing Apache setup using Lighttpd as a proxy or gateway. It shows how Lighttpd can run in front of mod_php, mod_perl, mod_python, or even webdav. Seems Lighttpd can be an excellent load balancer in any mixed environment.Chapter 11: This chapter is more about serving up dynamic CGI content using things like Ruby or PHP. It shows app-level configuration options for things like Ruby on Rails, PHPMyAdmin, and Trac. The chapter made me realize just how customizable a Lighttpd configuration can be.Chapter 12: This chapter starts out with a simple Lua tutorial and then shows off some existing Lua libraries. I'm not gonna go into any detail here, either you program in Lua or you don't, and I don't.. sorry.Chapter 13: The final chapter explains how you'd go about writing custom Lighttpd modules in C. I really enjoyed this chapter the most. Writing Lighttpd modules is not exactly simple, but if you need a custom job done fast, this is the way to go.
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PacktPub never let's me down, and did they ever live up to their goal of packing books full with this one.Don't let the small size fool you, this book has everything you need to know to install, setup, configure, tweak, and secure Lighttpd.If you don't know what Lighttpd is then you really need this book. Lighttpd is a smaller, faster, more secure web server, like Apache, only better.Andre Bogus really breaks down what is great about Lighttpd by showing how to install Lighttpd. He also shows how you can use the power of regular expressions to tweak how your web server handles requests, and even how to secure your web server.You will learn in depth how to secure Lighttpd and be prepared for an attack, and how to react when you are attacked.You will also learn how to host multiple sites on a single server with Virtual Hosting.Andre even covers how to migrate from Apache to Lighttpd, in depth.This is really a great book, and if you are new to the world of web servers, or administration of a website it is a must!
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This is a great book. It helped me solve a problem the first day I got it. Love it! Get it!
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Web servers have come a long way since the early 90s. Two dominate, Apache and Microsoft's IIS. But just like there are streamlined browsers (think Opera), so too is lighttpd a fast alternative to Apache and IIS. The claim by the book is that it is a minimal web server, optimised for raw performance in serving webpages.A distinctive feature is the heavy use of regular expressions in the scripting language used to configure the server. Granted, regexp syntax can seem forbidding in its full glory. But the book starts up simply enough, and the chances are that your needs may initially be met with most simple regexp code.The logging adheres to the Common Log Format. So any downstream analysis logging code that you might have written for other servers should be runnable on lighttpd logs.One thing in common with Apache is the easy use of modules; letting you extend and customise the server.For those readers inclined to plunge in and install lighttpd, the book also offers advice on migrating from Apache. (Alas, nothing for IIS, but that's lesser used than Apache anyway.)
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