URL Rewriting with Lighttpd

A plea for help:

http://www.adventuresinparenting.org/favicon.ico shows WordPress’s custom 404 page, but I actually want it to get the (currently blank) favicon.ico file that I’ve placed in that directory.

I’m using custom URL rewriting with lighttpd (not mod_rewrite). Here’s my lighttpd.conf:

### Generated by Dreamhost
### WordPress: http://www.adventuresinparenting.org
url.rewrite += (
“^/(wp-.+).*/?” => “$0″,
“^/(blog).*/?” => “$0″,
“^/(.*.php)” => “$0″,
“^/(.*.pdf)” => “$0″,
“^/(.*.png)” => “$0″,
“^/(.*.html)” => “$0″,
“^/(.*.ico)” => “$0″,
“^/(.*.gif)” => “$0″,
“^/(.*.txt)” => “$0″,
“^/(images).*/?” => “$0″,
“^/(sitemap.xml)” => “$0″,
“^/(xmlrpc.php)” => “$0″,
“^/(.+)/?$” => “/index.php/$1″
)

Any ideas?

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