Xitami webserver running on x86_gcc2

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Hi All,

(Old) New App for Haiku 32bit x86_gcc2 platform

This is an old BeOS app I used to use for web serving and ftp.

I lost the source code but have managed to make a hpkg and it works on Haiku x86_gcc2

Xitami is free software and comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
You may redistribute this software under certain conditions;
read the file LICENSE.TXT for details. Run 'xitami -h' for help.

Syntax: xitami [options...]
Options:
  -w directory     Working directory for server
  -r directory     Root directory for web pages (webpages)
  -c directory     Directory for CGI programs (cgi-bin)
  -b portbase      Shift HTTP port 80 by this value.  E.g. to run
                   Xitami on port 5080, do 'xitami -b 5000'
  -f directory     Root directory for FTP files (webpages)
  -q               Quiet mode: no messages
  -s               Server mode: run as background job
  -S               Console mode: run as foreground job
  -t               Trace all socket i/o operations to log file
  -v               Show Xitami version information
  -h               Show summary of command-line options

The order of arguments is not important. Switches and filenames
are case sensitive. See documentation for detailed information.

Download: Releases · ablyssx74/xitami · GitHub

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Hi All,

I managed, with the help of Claude to…

  • Port this over to Haiku 64bit
  • Compile on Haiku 32bit with no libnetfix.so required.
  • Fixed several bugs and memory leaks.
  • Tested all seems to be working, even the FTP service.
    Xitami still has a website page that mentions user support but I personally think it’s not monitored.

The URL above is still valid.

  • Future plans…
    I’d like to update the code so the HTTP ans FTP uses SSL. Traditionally, this was a subscription feature, but now a days, with the help of Let’s Encrypt, this seems trivial.
Xitami webserver for Haiku with SSL Support