Re: bozohttpd: user.domain URL (instead of ~user)

2022-05-01 Thread Mayuresh 
On Sun, May 01, 2022 at 12:22:36PM +, RVP wrote:
> $ ln -sf "http://x202e.localdomain/~rvp; .bzabsredirect

Thanks for the hint.

I tried the following:

In /var/www/virtual (passed as -v to httpd)

ln -s ~user/public_html user.domain

This seemed to work for URL http://user.domain

I did not need .bzabsredirect

Also moved the main site under /var/www/virtual/domain

Hope this is workable.

-- 
Mayuresh

Re: bozohttpd: user.domain URL (instead of ~user)

2022-05-01 Thread RVP 

Is there any way in bozohttpd to redirect a URL of "user.domain" form to
a user specific directory - (just like how domain/~user is).



Will this do: virtual hosting + .bzabsredirect ?

$ tail -n2 /etc/hosts
192.168.68.171  x202e.localdomain   x202e
192.168.68.171  rvp.localdomain rvp

$ mkdir ~/public_html
$ mkdir /tmp/www /tmp/vroot
$ cd /tmp/vroot
$ mkdir rvp.localdomain; cd rvp.localdomain
$ ln -sf "http://x202e.localdomain/~rvp; .bzabsredirect

# bozohttpd -f -H -s -u -X -v /tmp/vroot /tmp/www

$ curl -s http://rvp.localdomain/
Document Moved
Document Moved
This document had moved http://x202e.localdomain/~rvp;>here

$

-RVP

Questions about NetBSD!

2022-05-01 Thread bsdanon 
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I was considering OpenBSD, but it's extremely slow and bloated, but
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Thanks.

bozohttpd: user.domain URL (instead of ~user)

2022-05-01 Thread Mayuresh 
Is there any way in bozohttpd to redirect a URL of "user.domain" form to a
user specific directory - (just like how domain/~user is).

Best if it generically works for all users, but even if a per user setting
is required it would work for me for now.

-- 
Mayuresh