HttpErrorPages
:fast_forward: Simple HTTP Error Page Generator
Overview:
The content is a product analysis of an HTTP error page generator called "Simple HTTP Error Page Generator". It is a tool that allows users to create custom error pages for various web servers such as nginx, Apache HTTPD, Lighttpd, express.js, koa.js, and Caddy.
Features:
- Static pages for web servers
- Multi-Language support
- Generator script to customize pages
- Native express.js middleware
- Native koa.js middleware
NGINX Integration:
NGINX supports custom error pages using multiple "error_page" directives. You can specify the path to the error pages in the NGINX configuration file.
Apache HTTPD Integration:
Apache HTTPD 2.x supports custom error pages using the "ErrorDocument" directives. You can specify the path to the error pages in the Apache HTTPD configuration file or .htaccess file.
Lighttpd Integration:
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