Hello.
If the initial reporter does not want scripts to be executed by
webserver users, he probably shouldn't store those scripts within his
www tree, or should rename them to "...php.txt".
A point release shouldn't thoughtlessly break all PHP-based websites
hosted on a server to "403 - Forbidden", because it silently "Installed
a new version of 10-cgi.conf", with commented out CGI handling of PHP
scripts.
Remember, conf files are being symlinked (and not copied) to
conf-enabled by lighty-enable-mod, so any change in these files in
conf-available/ (if they have not been modified otherwise) immediately
goes "live" after upgrade and restart of lighttpd.
With respect,
Roman.
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