All articles tagged with #web server
A solar-powered Raspberry Pi Zero W runs a diskless RAMdisk web server on 512 MB RAM, using Alpine Linux with lighttpd, a Python-based duckiebox file server, SSHD, and dcron; it consumes about 27 MB of RAM and, under load, handles 50 concurrent connections with an average 1.3-second response time, powered by a ~20 W solar setup and a passively cooled aluminum case as part of the Green Powered Challenge.
The article reports a 502 Bad Gateway error caused by nginx version 1.18.0 on Ubuntu, indicating a server communication issue.
The article indicates a 404 Not Found error related to nginx, suggesting that a requested webpage or resource could not be found on the server.
A hacker named PortalRunner has modified Portal 2's Source engine to run a functional HTTP web server, allowing in-game objects to influence web content, showcasing a creative use of the game's engine beyond its original purpose.
After running a complex backend stack for hosting a weather forecasting site, the author switched to OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) to simplify the setup. However, the transition came with challenges, including configuring OLS through a GUI and adjusting to the OLS LiteSpeed Cache plugin for WordPress. Ultimately, the author decided to abandon OLS and return to using Nginx due to the complexity and potential issues with OLS, despite its touted benefits.