Well, I've just been doing some more testings using nginx and I have got
the same error. Files sent by the server contain broken data.
Indeed, I was also surprised that even static files couldn't be served.
Sorry for all of that, it looks not to be like a bug related to
lighttpd... I must investigate further.
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Guillaume
What do you mean by "invalid data"? Please be more specific.
What kind of requests? Please be more specific.
It would be hightly unlikely that lighttpd would pass its unit tests and
yet be unable to server a static file.
Your minimal configuration is missing a basic mimetypes config which
would inform your browser of the Content-Type of the responses.
> include_shell "/usr/share/lighttpd/create-mime.conf.pl"
or, for testing purposes:
> mimetype.assign = (".html" => "text/html", ".png => "image/png" )
