Files in the top-level directory from the latest check-in
- doc
- examples
- man5
- man8
- prereq
- rc.d
- regression
- chroot.sh
- compat.c
- compat.h
- dump.c
- dump.h
- include.h
- main.c
- Makefile
- Makefile.inc
- mhtpasswd.sh
- mohawk.h
- parse.y
- README
- README_fr.txt
- token.l
mohawk - small HTTP server mohawk is a small HTTP server initially based on mini_httpd. It is heavily based on BSD technologies: kqueue(2), sendfile(2), queue(3), lot's of stuff from libutil. It is not design for performance even if it performs with quite good at this point. It is design to be lightweight and low footprint. It implements the following features : * GET, HEAD, and POST methods. * CGI. * Basic authentication. * blacklistd(8) support (if available) * Simple mime type support * Trailing-slash redirection. * index.html, index.htm, index.cgi * Directory listings. * Multihoming / virtual hosting. * URL mapping * status page It also comes with a shell implementation of htpasswd which implements all the supported password formats supported by the apache version of htpasswd. Beware that mohawk only support the basic (crypt) authentication currently. Version 2.0.4: restrict_froms is obsolete. Use 'grant_acces' for acces / deny addresses or networks. Version < 2.0.11: segfault when parsing malformed / unescaped url Version 2.0.14: skip version 2.0.15, can't send any file under FreeBSD > 10