a highly optimized, open source web server, lighttpd consumes very little resources while still supporting CGI interfaces to other programs/languages (i.e. PHP, Python, Perl).
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How can I stop Raspbmc from removing my directories at reboot?
This has happened to me multiple times, using either nginx or lighttpd as a webserver. Nginx and lighttpd create certain directories and files for logging errors and visitors. These are located in ...
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How to include RPi.GPIO in a python CGI script with lighttpd
I've recently setup python to work with lighttpd via CGI (see here). But the minute I go to include RPi.GPIO, the script stops executing (I'm assuming because no HTML gets output), but there is no ...
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How to get Python to work with Lighttpd?
I've got Lighttpd setup on my Raspberry Pi, but I'd like to get server-side code working now. I'm familiar with PHP, but I figure I should try Python as it's supposed to be the "go to" language for ...
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How to write to files in /var/www (after installing lighttpd)
I've just successfully installed lighttpd, but I've stumbled at the first stage when trying to create my own HTML file. I try to write to /var/www but I get permission denied. I've got a feeling it's ...
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How do I install lighttpd (lighty) on Debian “squeeze”?
How do I install lighttpd on my Raspberry Pi? I tried running sudo apt-get install lighttpd, which works fine on a regular Debian 'squeeze' installation, but on a Raspberry Pi I get the following ...
