[Gllug] Lighttpd deciding that 404 is for ever and ever

[Aaron Trevena]

On 09/04/2008, Dean Wilson <dwilson at unixdaemon.net> wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 09, 2008 at 12:46:29PM +0100, Aaron Trevena wrote:
>  > Failing that - are there any fast, lightweight and sane http
>  > accelerators worth trying?
>
> Never used lighty so I can't compare the two but I've spent a couple of
> hours with Nginx and it's pretty impressive.

Looks like it's this or apache 2.x

For future reference, neither Varnish, nor Lighttpd/modcache/modproxy
can act as an http accelerator in any way approaching sensible.

All I need is to cache urls like /foo/bar/xxx.html and
/foo/search?adasasd, etc for 20 minutes or so, without caching 500 or
404 statuses or ignoring the query string.

*sigh*

>  It also has a nice memcache module that might fit nicely with the Bradcode.

Cute. Might be useful later, now if it has a module for mogilefs that
would be nice.

A.

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