As with most things, turning off SSLv2 in Lighttpd is much easier than in Apache. Toss the following line in your lighttpd.conf and you're good to go:
ssl.use-sslv2 = "disable"
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Words of wisdom from a server administratorDisable SSLv2 in Lighttpd
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