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Snug HTTP server on AROS


Snug HTTP server on AROS

As AROS is new and going through changes I decided to include this special AROS section in the manual. The most complete AROS environment of today is the vmwAROS distribution for which the information in this manual apply to. The TCP/IP stack is assumed to be properly configured and up and running.


Running Snug HTTP server

Snug HTTP server is configured to automaticly detect a valid IP address if available. This means that in most cases, all you need to do to get the server running is to simply run SnugAROS in the MSS/Snug/bin/AROS-i386 drawer. You should be presented to a similair view as shown beneath.

Snug HTTP server on AROS

Connect to the server using a web browser. The address is shown in the shell window. The default web root drawer is set to dh1:. dh0: is also configured accessible and can be reached by adding /dh0/ to the URL in your browser's address field. To properly terminate the server, use the status command from a shell, identify the server's process number and use break to send CTRL-C. This will cause the server to terminate and free all allocated resources.