- cache max=NUM
Sets the maximum number of cached responses that will be held in memory. Each
cached responses holds a minimal amount of memory. More importantly, each
cached response holds an open file descriptor to the file with real content and
an mmap()ed region of that content. phhttpd will start pruning the cache when
it notices either of these two resources coming under pressure, but has no way
to easily deduce that its running low on memory. The administrator may set this
value to set an upper bound on the number of responses to keep in memory.
- control file=PATH
This specifies the file that will be used to talk with phhttpd_ctl.
- globallog file=PATH
This specifies the file to which global messages will be logged.
- mime file=PATH
This specifies the file that contains the mapping of file extensions to MIME types. It should be of the form:
text/sgml sgml sgm
video/mpeg mpeg mpg mpe |
- timeout inactivity=NUM
Controls various network connection timeouts. 'inactivity' sets the amount
of time that a connection can be idle before phhttpd will forcibly disconnect it.
inactivity defaults to 0, which lets the connections idle until TCP timeouts
take effect.
- sendfile
Enabling this option tells phhttpd to use sendfile() rather than
write()ing from an mmap()ed region.
Avoiding calling mmap() will
shorten the amount of time it takes to build cached responses.
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