Am 13.05.2026 um 11:14 schrieb Stuart Henderson: > On 2026-05-13, Christian Schulte <[email protected]> wrote: >> has this been discussed somewhere already? >> >> TL;DR >> >> On my journey to move some decade old webpages to a new machine running >> OpenBSD base only, I discovered there are some pages I would need >> content negotiation in httpd for - mostly for serving pages in different >> languages based on the Accept-Language header and such. > > It's not supported. > > httpd is essentially a simple HTTP daemon for simple use-cases. >
Thank you Stuart. Simplicity is exactly what I am looking for to get out of this maintenance nightmare. I'll just put a page upfront to allow for choosing what version of the site to browse - kind of. No need to add any complexity to httpd to make it select resources to serve matching user agent preferences on every request.
