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Lighttpd with mod_secdowload
Hi,
I just installed fresh Debian Squeeze and Lighttpd. I need to get mod_secdownload support but it's look like there isn't secdownload module in lighttpd in Debian Squeeze. Is there any way how to add secdownload module support to lighttpd without compiling it from source? Thanks! |
According to http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/a...httpd/filelist, mod_secdownload should be part of the lighttpd package.
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Thanks for your answer. I found that but even If I use configuration from http://redmine.lighttpd.net/wiki/1/Docs:ModSecDownload I get 404 error when I ask address like /bf32df9cdb54894b22e09d0ed87326fc/435cc8cc/secure.tar.gz
And there is nothing in the error log... |
Did you add mod_secdownload to your server_modules section?
Any errors in the lighttpd logs? |
Yes, I add "mod_secdownload":
server.modules = ( ... "mod_secdownload", ... ) and basic configuration bellow it: secdownload.secret = "asdsadjejejejeje" secdownload.document-root = "/var/www/" secdownload.uri-prefix = "/" secdownload.timeout = 60 And still I get 404 error when I type .../bf32df9cdb54894b22e09d0ed87326fc/435cc8cc/secure.tar.gz to my browser. :( Nobody know-how? |
Any errors in the lighttpd logs?
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Now I try it on another installation of Debian Squeeze on another server and it's ok and if I add this lines to config file, mod_secdownload is functional. It could be problem only on that server... I don't understand. :(
Thank you for your support. |
Did you check the logs?
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