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SCGI Interface¶
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- SCGI Interface
Module: mod_scgi
Description¶
Brief description of mod_scgi directives
| option | description | |
|---|---|---|
| scgi.debug | a value between 0 and 65535 to set the debug-level in the SCGI module | |
| scgi.server | tell the module where to send SCGI requests to | |
| scgi.protocol | protocol between lighttpd and backend server ("scgi" (default) or "uwsgi") | Added in 1.4.42 |
| scgi.server-option | description |
|---|---|
| host | is ip of the SCGI process |
| port | is tcp-port on the "host" used by the SCGI process |
| socket | path to the unix-domain socket |
| bin-path | path to the local SCGI binary which should be started if no local SCGI is running |
| bin-environment | set environment of SCGI binary |
| bin-copy-environment | copy environment from server for SCGI binary |
| listen-backlog | listen backlog queue size (for backend daemons started by mod_scgi) |
| docroot | docroot on the remote host |
| x-sendfile | controls if X-Sendfile header is allowed |
| x-sendfile-docroot | limits the directory trees permitted for use with X-Sendfile response header |
| broken-scriptfilename | breaks SCRIPT_FILENAME in a way that PHP can extract PATH_INFO from it |
| idle-timeout | number of seconds before a unused process gets terminated |
| max-procs | upper limit of processes to start |
| min-procs | sets the minium processes to start |
| min-procs-not-working | |
| max-load-per-proc | maximum number of waiting processes on average per process before a new process is spawned |
| check-local | enable/disable check for requested file in document root (default: enabled) |
| disable-time | time to wait before a disabled backend is checked again |
| strip-request-uri | strip part of request-uri |
Details for scgi.server parameters can be found in mod_fastcgi documentation, since the SCGI module is heavily based on the FastCGI module, and fastcgi.server parameters are very similar.
Note "check-local" is enabled by default, due to historical reasons, but most users serving virtual paths will want to disable it. If enabled, lighttpd first checks for a file in the local 'server.document-root' tree and returns 404 (Not Found) if no such file exists. If disabled, lighttpd forwards the request to the backend without performing this check.
Examples how to set up Python WSGI server with lighttpd: HowToPythonWSGI
Updated by gstrauss about 8 years ago · 16 revisions