Hello, I'm currently using httpd + php_fpm to serve a Wordpress website with OpenBSD 5.7-snapshot (20/02/2015). The added capabilities to use a fastcgi target as default index and general improvements are really nice, and for the most part there are no issues. I'd like to thank Reyk and all OpenBSD devs for such great software.
Three questions regarding current httpd capabilities or perhaps future improvements, though: 1) Is there support for client-side certificates on a per-location basis? Would be a good alterrnative to improve security accessing administrative parts of a website, not relying solely on password authentication. 2) I'm using a "*.php*" location block to redirect requests to php_fpm, which in turn demands the URL to contain an expression following that format. Therefore, "/index.php/%CONTENT%" style URLs are currently in use. In order to use so-called 'pretty' URLs (that is, without the "index.php" portion), would it be necessary to have rewrite capabilities offered by Apache/nginx, or is there any alternative I'm overseeing? Thanks for your input, fbscarel
