Long time no see.

It has been almost half a year since 1.4.18. 6months. Jan has been working on many interesting features for 1.5. [1] Currently he ports it to glib2.

But back to 1.4.19. Yes again the release date was nailed down by a few security bugs. *cough* Nevertheless we got a ton of other nice bugfixes. All praise our new lighttpd hero Stefan Bühler. Big thank you from my side. (darix)

• lighttpd_sa_2008_01.txt (patch: lighttpd-1.4.x_high_load_dos.patch)
• lighttpd_sa_2008_02.txt (patch: lighttpd-1.4.x_mod_cgi_disclosure.patch)
• lighttpd_sa_2008_03.txt (patch: lighttpd-1.4.x_mod_userdir_disclosure.patch)

Download

• lighttpd-1.4.19.tar.gz
  (sha1sum: 79e2d61dd9017c3c50c0fe98b2289cae5c1255ee
md5sum: cede410e7adee3ea14206749190a8b5d )
• lighttpd-1.4.19.tar.bz2
  (sha1sum: fd4450e7faae55ebe0905114722995b0c57397cc
md5sum: d787374e4e4aaa09d5cfa9ab9d23ad40)

Reggie pointed me to the FastCGI support for Mono. For our lighttpd they have a full featured page that should cover all possible configuration needs.

Feel free to try it out and comment on this article if it works as expected.

Weekend time is hacking time. This weekend it is about getting 1.5.0 running nicely on Solaris and making sure lighttpd is a first class citizen there.

All tests successful (1 subtest UNEXPECTEDLY SUCCEEDED), 88 subtests skipped.
Files=22, Tests=324, 60 wallclock secs ( 1.98 cusr +  1.03 csys =  3.01 CPU)