Glenn Strauss

> minio currently doesn't fully support HTTP/2 and some reverse-proxies like lighttpd, which I also use, don't handle the upgrade implicitly. thus, the upgrade request to h2 is ignored lighttpd...

> Or switch to different webserver software that does allow the status of running downloads to be queried. lighttpd does have a mod_status module, where you can call a /server-status...

lighttpd 1.4 has always supported binding to multiple ports. It simply needs to be configured. --- @birdofpreyru https://github.com/birdofpreyru/lighttpd1.4 would be much cleaner and easier to maintain as a commit or...

@birdofpreyru: I rebased your commits (and squashed all the "Cleanup" and "fix" commits) on top of the lighttpd 1.4.77 tag. That should be *much* easier for you to maintain in...

Thank you for the detailed response. Please keep in mind that I have filed a simple bug against mbedtls which trivially shows that including `` no longer includes expected *version...

FYI: [lighttpd 1.4.68](https://wiki.lighttpd.net/Release-1_4_68) (released Jan 2023) supports KTLS in lighttpd mod_openssl and lighttpd mod_gnutls

> what's the main reason to support it? There are numerous reasons to support kTLS, though I won't try to enumerate them all here. As you noted, one is hardware...

> I didn't know OpenSSL was using zero-copy + TLS, good to know this is used by well known libs. For more details: See OpenSSL `SSL_OP_ENABLE_KTLS_TX_ZEROCOPY_SENDFILE` in https://www.openssl.org/docs/man3.3/man3/SSL_set_options.html or GnuTLS...

> Although response headers are technically required according to rfc3875 it is sometimes omitted. FYI: when that occurs, it is frequently someone new to CGI who is unaware of how...

> There is a version of lighttpd (I think) Hi. I am a lighttpd developer. Please provide more details. The source code history of lighttpd suggests you misremembered which server...