Thanks Andrew. I configured lighttpd accordingly, but I kept running into a parsing error until I realized that I needed to comment out an include, like so:

#include_shell "/usr/share/lighttpd/create-mime.assign.pl"

This solved the mime.assign problem, and everything seems to be working now. You can see it for yourself at http://tuxnet-opti980.main.usu.edu/mirrors/torproject.org/ This should conclude things. I got a bit confused by the CSV file, but here's the information that it's after:

adminContact: jvictors(at)jessevictors(dot)com orgName: Utah State University isoCC: US subRegion: Utah (is this what this is asking for?) region: United States (is this right?) ipv4: TRUE ipv6: FALSE loadBalanced: NO httpWebsiteMirror: http://tuxnet-opti980.main.usu.edu/mirrors/torproject.org/ httpsWebsiteMirror: rsyncWebsiteMirror: ftpWebsiteMirror: httpDistMirror: http://tuxnet-opti980.main.usu.edu/mirrors/torproject.org/dist/ httpsDistMirror: rsyncDistMirror: hiddenServiceMirror: http://lezi3rwszml5o4zj.onion/mirrors/torproject.org/ updateDate: (not sure what to put here)

I may update these values in the future if I add additional types of mirrors, but for now that's the information. The website doesn't show all of these values, so I'm not sure what some of them mean or their implications. Feel free to add this to the CSV file and the website if I have the values right.

All the best, Jesse V.

On 05/13/2014 04:00 AM, tor-mirrors-request@lists.torproject.org wrote:

Ok, time to update that. Our site is English only, multiviews aren't used anymore. Lighttpd cannot do multiviews, that I know of, it's part of the goal of being a light httpd server.

Just add html.en to your lighttpd config as an index file, like this:

index-file.names = ( "index.html.en" ) mimetype.assign = ( ".html.en" => "text/html", ".css" => "text/css" )

-- Andrew pgp 0x6B4D6475