Haven't needed this in a while. Is Lighttpd still the

>>56507484

Not anymore, OpenBSD's httpd has come up.

http://bsd.plumbing/

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>>56507921
>BSD

I don't know how to use that!

>>56508102
Read the FAQ: http://www.openbsd.org/faq/index.html

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>>56508205
you're projecting mate

>>56508194
Thanks you

I'll keep it in mind. I'd have to upgrade the vps to KVM, but if it gets me software I can set and forget maybe its worth learning. I've just known debian for so long, apache was a pain but it was workable.

>>56507484
The easiest would be make your own in Golang, rolling a webserver is dead easy and it's all described in the gopl book http://www.gopl.io/

Otherwise there's billions of tiny web servers out there these days https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11186334

Or just use OpenBSD's httpd which is fully documented in the man pages and basically simple to operate/use.

>>56507484
Nope.
Python http module.

>>56508205
post the milf fgt

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>>56507484

I'll just leave this here :P
work under progress though

https://github.com/AmmarkoV/AmmarServer/wiki

Even have a barebones youtube clone..
https://github.com/AmmarkoV/AmmarServer/tree/master/src/Services/MyTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41_8ktacxt8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqH25ocm-Tc

lighttpd is a dead project. nginx is what all the cool kids are using and it supports http2.