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Heya,

I'm running Ubuntu on a server and I want to be able to include anything in /etc/hiawatha/sites-enabled/. Is there a directive for this?

Cheers

Yes, just Include for that.

Include /etc/hiawatha/sites-enabled

Fantastic. So far I'm loving this web server. Easily better than lighttpd or nginx (and walks over apache). I especially like that hiawatha starts the php-cgi.

I have a couple of other questions for the moment, if that's okay:

1) How can I specify more than one file for StartFile? I tried coma-separated, which it didn't like.
2) Is there any directory listing support at all? If so, how do I enable it?

I'm looking at implementing this in a custom hosting solution currently. So far it's really looking good!

Regards,
~ Uzelth

1) You can only specify 1 StartFile, but you can override it by using StartFile in a .hiawatha file in the directory that needs a different StartFile. It is faster to specify it via .hiawatha file then to make Hiawatha look for all the different possible startfiles.
2) Yup, just use 'ShowIndex = yes'. And with IndexStyle = /<stylesheet> you can alter to looks of the listing. See the manualpage for more information about that.

Please, keep me updated about your Hiawatha experiences. I'm always interested in some feedback in order to improve Hiawatha.

I've noticed one problem so far, which nginx also shared: PATH_INFO with CGI/FastCGI. Instead of locating the script, it returns a 404 instead.

Can you please give me some more information about your problem? Like, the path of the file you where requesting, the URL which you used, etc.

Path: /home/exastate/domains/exastate.com/www/test.php
URL: http://exastate.com/test.php/test

Visiting /test.php works fine, it's only when I try using PATH_INFO that it returns a 404.

I guess you've used EnablePathInfo for that (virtual) host, right?

VirtualHost {
  ...
  EnablePathInfo = yes
}

Aaah, I wasn't aware of that one - I'll do that now, cheers