1.4.21 released
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darix released 1.4.18 which contains a fix for a buffer-overrun in the fastcgi protocol.
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darix released a bug-fix release for 1.4.x
https://www.lighttpd.net/2007/7/24/1-4-16-let-s-ship-it/
It contains fixes for crashing bugs discovered by over the last weeks and we encourage to upgrade from earlier releases to 1.4.16. Especially lighttpd-SA2007-03 should convince you to upgrade. It can crash all lighttpd 1.4.x releases. In 1.5.0 this is fixed as we replace the parser by a generated one and replacing the hand-crafted one in 1.4.x.
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1.4.15 got released shortly after 1.4.14 went out. Check the ChangeLog of 1.4.14 for a long list of good reasons to upgrade.
Download: https://download.lighttpd.net/lighttpd/releases-1.4.x/lighttpd-1.4.15.tar.gz
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Only 2 weeks after .12 hit the servers we have a new release cleaning up the issues that were introduced by it.
On the fix side we have:
New are
--with-webdav-locksDebian user have to compile their lua-support with:
as their lua-5.1 package isn’t called ‘lua’.
Enjoy this release and watch out for 1.5.0 on the horizon. :)
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6272d8310fae8bcc35e6ab4778e2016cd775d6478391b95d841a1018c8db0b95I’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.use-sslv2 and ssl.cipher-list for all who have to
comply with PCIand only added a 2 really new features:
mod_cmlOn mod_cml:
mod_cml is deprecated from now onmod_magnet provides the same functionality and more with a
cleaner syntax and in a more generic formDownload:
lighttpd-1.4.12.tar.gzhttps://download.lighttpd.net/lighttpd/releases-1.4.x/
MD5: 8f6756452138f5da384251f849b329f2
lighttpd 1.4.10 has been release and fixes the fastcgi and cgi problems of .9.
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lighttpd 1.4.8
was just released and next to a pile of bugfixes we
added a new option to fastcgi.server to allow a simple setup of multiple
rails app in one virtual host.
Just a few minutes ago lighttpd 1.4.1 has been released, shortly after lighttpd 1.4.0 which had some user-visible problems.
1.4.1 fixes those bugs, stabilizes the SSL support on OpenBSD and
finishes the WebDAV support in mod_webdav to Class 1 (all options except
LOCK/UNLOCK).