Glenn Strauss

Latest lighttpd release is lighttpd 1.4.76. If your distro (Xubuntu) is still shipping an older version, then please make some noise to try to get the distro to provide an...

> Maybe @gstrauss can have a more detailed explanation, ... I'll leave out the long history of pi-hole overwriting lighttpd.conf being unfriendly to use by anyone other than pi-hole :wink:...

Respectfully, the historical problems with pi-hole overwritting the system lighttpd.conf is not a problem with lighttpd, but rather with pi-hole installation scripts. This was mostly fixed in pi-hole over a...

> I've not done a full read of this yet, but it may be worth adding a link the new page in the `ftldns/blockingmode` section under the relevant blocking mode...

While in the doc here, I see that there is a reference to ESNI. That has been replaced by ECH, for which support is currently available in numerous browsers, and...

> > That has been replaced by ECH > > Do you have any reference for this? I am not sure what references would satisfy you. Here is one from...

@yubiuser would you please ask again for others to review? It is approaching a year since you last requested that others review. Thanks.

This is a first attempt to address the questions raised in #35790. Please advise on the gentoo/ebuild way to do things if there are better idioms. Thanks!

The mime.conf file distributed with upstream is generated from `/etc/mime.types` on Fedora. I think this is fine for a fairly large list of mime types. If you prefer to generate...

The next version of lighttpd (to be lighttpd 1.4.46) adds support for mod_proxy to recognize Upgrade: websocket and to act as transparent proxy. (https://github.com/lighttpd/lighttpd1.4/) I began porting this @nori0428 mod_websocket...