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shttpd-1.38 (0, 2007-08-24)
shttpd-1.38\CHANGELOG (6130, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\COPYING (247, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\examples (0, 2007-08-24)
shttpd-1.38\examples\dialog.rc (273, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\examples\example.c (10912, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\examples\example_nt_service.cpp (9193, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\examples\example_win32_dialog_app.c (825, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\examples\Makefile (327, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\examples\passfile (195, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\examples\scalable.c (1425, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src (0, 2007-08-24)
shttpd-1.38\src\auth.c (9081, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\cgi.c (7371, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_rtems.c (4973, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_rtems.h (2017, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_unix.c (2302, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_unix.h (916, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_win32.c (22248, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_win32.h (2391, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_wince.c (40953, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\compat_wince.h (3832, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\config.c (9235, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\defs.h (13002, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io.h (2027, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io_cgi.c (3456, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io_dir.c (3770, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io_emb.c (6850, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io_file.c (4132, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io_socket.c (909, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io_ssi.c (10336, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\io_ssl.c (1961, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\llist.h (1427, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\log.c (2568, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\Makefile (2281, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\md5.c (7676, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\md5.h (714, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\mime_type.c (3059, 2007-06-02)
shttpd-1.38\src\resources.rc (21, 2007-06-02)
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SHTTPD is small, fast and easy to use web server. It supports CGI, SSL, Digest Authorization. The unique feature of SHTTPD is the ability to embed it into existing C/C++ applications. Embedded API is very clean and simple. SHTTPD has small memory footprint. Use it when other web servers like Apache are too heavy for your tasks. WWW: http://shttpd.sourceforge.net SHTTPD(1) FreeBSD General Commands Manual SHTTPD(1) NAME shttpd -- lightweight web server SYNOPSIS shttpd [OPTIONS] [config_file] shttpd -A htpasswd_file realm username password DESCRIPTION shttpd is small, fast and easy to use web server with CGI, SSL, Digest Authorization support. It can be run as stand-alone server, be managed by inetd(8) , or be embedded into existing C/C++ application. Unlike other web servers, shttpd does not expect CGI scirpts to be put in a special directory. They may be anywhere. CGI files are recognized by an extension, which is ``.cgi'' by default. SSI files are also recognized by extension. Currently, the only SSI directive supported is `' , where `path' can be relative to shttpd working directory, or absolute system path. In the embedded mode, more directives are available: #call, #if/#elif/#endif/#else/#endif. It is possible to specify multiple ports to listen on. For example, to make shttpd listen on HTTP port 80 and HTTPS port 443, one should start it as ``shttpd -s cert.pem -p 80,443s'' shttpd can take configuration parameters from two sources: from the com- mand line and from the configuration file. Command line parameters have higher priority. Every command line parameter has associated configura- tion file keyword, except -A parameter. In the configuration file, blank lines and lines started with ``#'' character are ignored. All other lines must start with the keyword followed by a whitespace followed by key- word's value. If both command line parameter and configuration file option are not specified, the default value is taken. The configuration file may not be present at all. If shttpd should be managed by inetd(8), add this line to inetd.conf: http stream tcp nowait nobody /path/to/shttpd shttpd -I1 -d /my/www OPTIONS Below is the list of command line parameters. In the brackets there are corresponding configuration file keywords. -A htpasswd server_name user_name user_password Edit the passwords file. Functionality similar to Apache's htdigest utility. -C file (cgi_interpreter file) Force file to be a CGI interpreter for all CGI scripts. Default: none. -D 0|1 (list_directories 0|1) Disable directory listing. Default: enabled. -I 0|1 (inetd_mode 0|1) Enable inetd mode. Default: disabled. -N realm (server_name realm) Authorization realm. Default: ``mydomain.com''. -P file (global_htpasswd file) Location of global passwords file. Per-directory .htpasswd files are ignored, if this option is set. Default: not set. -S list (ssi_extensions list) SSI extensions. Default: ``.shtml,.shtm,.sht''. -U file (put_auth file) PUT and DELETE passwords file. This must be specified if PUT or DELETE methods are used. Default: none. -V list (cgi_envvar list) Pass additional environment variables to the CGI script. These must be comma-separated list of var=val pairs, like this: "VAR1=VAL1,VAR2=VAL2". Default: not set. -a list (aliases list) Attach directories (even those outside document_root) to URIs. The list must be comma-separated list of var=val pairs, like this: "/etc/=/my_etc,/tmp=/my_tmp". Default: not set. -c list (cgi_extension list) CGI filename pattern. For every requested file, shttpd uses the pattern to figure out whether to return the file content, ot run the file as CGI application. Default: ``.cgi''. -d directory (document_root directory) Location of the WWW root directory. Default: working directory from which shttpd has been started. -e file (error_log file) Error log file. Default: not set, no errors are logged. -l file (access_log file) Access log file. Default: not set, no logging is done. -m file (mime_types file) Location of mime types file. Default: not set, builtins are used. -p ports (listen_ports ports) Comma-separated list of ports to listen on. If the port is SSL, a letter 's' must be appeneded, for example, "80,443s" will open port 80 and port 443, and connections on port 443 will be SSL-ed. Default: 80 -s pem_file (ssl_certificate pem_file) Location of SSL certificate file. Default: not set. -u login (runtime_uid login) Switch to given user ID after startup. Default: not set EMBEDDING shttpd can be built as a library to embed web server functionality into C/C++ application. The API functions are declared in a header file shttpd.h. Please refer to the source package for a header file and the examples. FILES /usr/local/etc/shttpd.conf SEE ALSO inetd(8). COPYRIGHT shttpd is licensed under the terms of beerware license. AUTHOR Sergey Lyubka . Nov 10, 2006

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