I stop using Nginx when i needed ability to assign an Ethernet port (IP address not yet available) and Nginx developers refused to do this. Before you ask why

I stop using Nginx when i needed ability to assign an Ethernet port (IP address not yet available) and Nginx developers refused to do this. Before you ask why would I do that, Ive got all Ethernet interfaces on dynamically IP created on a on-demand basis and only wanted ONE specific interface (non-public) to host the HTTP/HTTPS protocol. And no, we do not want to jerry-rig some fancy nginx config file shell -script updater whenever an IP address gets assigned/reassigned. Here came lighthttpd and Apache to the rescue.