phhttpd uses an XML config file format to express how it should
behave while running. More information on XML may be found near
http://www.w3.org/XML/ phhttpd's configuration centers around
the concept of virtual servers. For us, a virtual server may be
thought of as the merging of a document tree and the actions
phhttpd takes while serving that content. phhttpd.conf may be
thought of as having two main sections. The global section,
which defines properties that are consistent across the entire
running phhttpd server, and multiple virtual sections that
describe properties of that only apply to a virtual server.
There will only be one global section while multiple virtual
sections are allowed. The global section defines properties of
the running server that don't apply to a single virtual server.
It should be enclosed in Global config entities Sets the maximum
number of cached responses that will be held in memory. Each
cached responses holds a minimal amount of memory. More
importantly, each cached response h