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bozohttpd (simple and lightweight HTTP server)
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bozohttpd is a small and secure HTTP version 1.1 server. Its main
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feature is the lack of features, reducing the code size and improving
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verifiability. It supports CGI/1.1, HTTP/1.1, HTTP/1.0, HTTP/0.9, ~user
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translations, virtual hosting support, as well as multiple IP-based
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servers on a single machine. It is capable of serving pages via the
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IPv6 protocol. bozohttpd features SSL support. By design, there is no
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configuration file: all options are provided as command-line arguments.
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bozohttpd is mainly intended to be run via inetd (see bozohttpd(8)),
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but is capable of running as a standalone daemon (the -b option). There
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is no startup script for daemon mode, but you can launch bozohttpd
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from /etc/rc.d/rc.local.
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bozohttpd has several features that can be disabled at compile time,
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to reduce the binary size and/or to avoid security issues (features
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that aren't included can't be exploited). See the file defines.default
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for details on how to do this. By default, all features are enabled
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(except maybe lua; see below).
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Optional dependency: lua52 or lua53.
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bozohttpd can be built with support for dynamic content using Lua. This
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isn't needed for running CGI scripts that happen to be written in Lua.
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It's for embedding a Lua interpreter in bozohttpd, in the style of
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Apache's mod_php or mod_perl. As of bozohttpd-20181125, lua 5.1.x
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(aka SBo's lua package) is no longer supported. You can set LUA in the
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environment if the default isn't what you want:
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LUA=yes - the default (autodetect; use highest version found, or none).
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LUA=5.2 - use lua52, or fail if not found.
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LUA=5.3 - use lua53, or fail if not found.
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LUA=no - disable lua support, even if lua52 and/or lua53 are installed.
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Without Lua support, the -L option to bozohttpd will not work.
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