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Lighttpd

By : Andre Bogus
Book Image

Lighttpd

By: Andre Bogus

Overview of this book

Table of Contents (20 chapters)
Lighttpd
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
Preface
HTTP Status Codes

mod_proxy_core


)Since version 1.5.0, mod_proxy_core replaces mod_proxy, and the various mod_*cgis. We still need to load the backend modules for using them (starting with mod_proxy_backend_, followed by the protocol name, see proxy-core.protocol).

Name

Type

Description

proxy-core.allow-x-rewrite

proxy-core.allow-x-sendfile

proxy-core.backends

proxy-core.balancer

proxy-core.check-local

proxy-core.debug

proxy-core.max-keep-alive-requests

proxy-core.max-pool-size

proxy-core.protocol

proxy-core.rewrite-request

proxy-core.rewrite-response

proxy-core.split-hostnames

(...)

ABC

OLD

123

123

123

ABC

{X=>Y}

{X=>Y}

Enables X-Rewrite headers to relay request to another host

Enables X-Sendfile headers to send an already created file

A list of hosts, either as IP addresses, hostnames or UNIX sockets

Selects the load-balancing algorithm (one of "round-robin", "sqf", "carp" or "static")

This was a workaround to a PHP bug, but should no longer be necessary

Sets the debug level for this module

Requests until keep-alive session closes

Size of the connection pool per backend

Selects the protocol to use ('http', 'fastcgi', 'ajp13', or 'scgi')

Rewrites request headers or URI (similar to mod_rewrite, but works on other request parameters: "_uri", "_docroot", "_pathinfo", "_scriptname"

Rewrites response headers (by name);

Disabling this option allows pooling addresses if there are multiple IP addresses for a given DNS hostname