RELEASE: lighttpd 1.4.12 14
I’m very proud to announce the release of 1.4.12.
After 8 pre-releases and several cross-compiles and test-runs no new bugs were found and you should have a solid and stable release in your hands.
Over the 1.4.11 was available for download (03/2006 – now) the number of lighty installations raised from 27 103 to 120 442 according to netcraft.com. That’s amazing. It was important for us to create a release is good enough to replace 1.4.11.
This release fixes several long-standing bugs like- SSL hangs with Opera (we added work-around for a bug in Opera)
- a long list of fixes for SSL in general
- added ssl.use-sslv2 and ssl.cipher-list for all who have to comply with PCI
- (experimental) LOCK support for webdav
- mod_magnet as long-term replacement for mod_cml
- mod_cml is deprecated from now on
- it will be removed in 1.5.0
- mod_magnet provides the same functionality and more with a cleaner syntax and in a more generic form
Download:
- lighttpd-1.4.12.tar.gz
http://www.lighttpd.net/download/lighttpd-1.4.12.tar.gz
MD5: 8f6756452138f5da384251f849b329f2
ChangeLog:
- added experimental LOCK support for webdav
- added Content-Range support for PUT in webdav
- added support for += on empty arrays in config-files
- added ssl.cipher-list and ssl.use-sslv2
- added $HTTP[“querystring”] conditional
- added mod_magnet as long-term replacement for mod_cml
- added work-around for a Opera Bug with SSL + Chunked-Encoding
- changed—print-config to print to stdout instead of stderr
- changed no longer use 0600 for new files with webdav. umask is honored. Make sure you have set a proper umask.
- fixed upload hangs with SSL
- fixed connection drops with SSL (aka bad retry)
- fixed path traversal with \ on cygwin
- fixed mem-leak in mod_flv_streaming
- fixed required trailing newline in configfiles (#142)
- fixed quoting the autoconf files (#466)
- fixed empty Host: + $HTTP[“host”] handling (#458)
- fixed handling of If-Modified-Since if ETag is not set
- fixed default-shell if SHELL is not set (#441)
- fixed appending and assigning of env.* vars
- fixed empty FCGI_STDERR packets
- fixed conditional server.allow-http-11
- fixed handling of follow-symlink + lstat()
- fixed SIGHUP handling if max-workers is used
- fixed “Software caused connection abort” messages on FreeBSD
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Comments
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Congrats on the release Jan & friends! Its great to see lighty gain the attention it deserves. Can't wait for 1.5 ;)
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good news! I will update my website now :)
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Great news! Any idea when the FreeBSD port will be updated?
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Thanks for a great release. I updated tonight and will test the new features today.
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Thanks for the release and development in general. But still no working WebDAV functionality when using OSX as client :( Looking forward :) Cu, Stefan
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As Web Servers go, lighty rocks!!! And the fixes just make lighty even better. Unfortunately, I'm with Stefan Soeliner on the WebDAV front. I'm trying to get rid of ftp and afp, and WebDAV (when working) looks like the solution.
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Still no mod_deflate (mod_compress) for dynamic content generated by FastCGI?
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Freedude, I just ran portsnap on FreeBSD 6.1 and lighttpd 1.4.12 is available.
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What happened to mod_proxy_core? I don't see it in the release...
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Over the 1.4.11 was available for download (03/2006 – now) the number of lighty installations raised from 27 103 to 120 442 according to netcraft.com. Raised to 160 070 already (again +30%)! The average monthly growth rate of lighttpd distribution over the past 28 months is 40%! for comparison: thttpd: 171 541 Zeus: 522 311 both with negative growth rates. After those only Apache and IIS are left ;-) Great job!
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thanks for update , but after upgrading to this version i dont know why it was adding an unknow code at first of PHP pages ! like ( 13b3 & .. ) but after downgrading to 1.4.11 problem resolved !
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thanks for update , but after upgrading to this version i dont know why it was adding an unknow code at first of PHP pages ! like ( 13b3 & .. ) but after downgrading to 1.4.11 problem resolved !
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thanks for update , but after upgrading to this version i dont know why it was adding an unknow code at first of PHP pages ! like ( 13b3 & .. ) but after downgrading to 1.4.11 problem resolved !
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ohh sorry for my mistake , please remove duplicated messages