Feature #1584

support for xinetd

Added by PeterLeese 307 days ago. Updated 90 days ago.

Status:Wontfix Start:
Priority:Normal Due date:
Assigned to:- % Done:

0%

Category:core
Target version:1.5.0
Pending:

No

Resolution:

wontfix

Patch available:


Description

Any change of adding support to allow lighttpd to be started from xinted?
Perhaps a command line option that then makes lighttpd take stdin fd as the socket to listen on.

History

03/08/2008 08:47 PM - admin

When would you use this?

03/08/2008 11:33 PM - PeterLeese

On a resource limited machine were I like to run only xinetd and only start any other servers when required (which is very infrequent)

OK, I do understand that lighttpd is already very light i.e. is excellent it that respect. I just like the idea of using xinetd to start services on demand as opposed to have lots of rarely used daemons running all the time from boot. I do understand if you decide that this request is not worth the effort; but hey its worth a try.

I'm willing to have a go at creating a patch and submitting if you wish.

03/09/2008 08:36 AM - Anonymous

Would like to run ligthtpd via inetd, too.

-- Joerg

07/18/2008 03:28 PM - Anonymous

I tried to search for any web-server with cgi-support running via xinetd and really can't find anything. There are many use cases it is really usefull. Please add this feature to lighttpd

08/19/2008 08:06 PM - Anonymous

yes this would be very usefull for me!

-- x0rcist

08/19/2008 09:30 PM - stbuehler

  • Status changed from New to Fixed
  • Resolution set to wontfix

Perhaps someone will implement this someday. But i don't think so.

And btw: iirc, you have just to communicate over the stdin fd, not to listen/accept on it; there is no server socket.

10/10/2008 07:05 PM - stbuehler

  • Status changed from Fixed to Wontfix

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