[ANN] Serve-It! , FINAL-release

The FINAL-release of Serve-It!, a fast, reliable, coop-threading server-engine featuring several HTTP & PROXY-server in one smart progamm is available at: http://www.TGD-Consulting.de/Download.html or visit http://www.TGD-Consulting.de/index.r Serve-It! requires REBOL/View. Tested and developed with REBOL/View 1.2.1.1.1 on AmigaOS 68k. Best viewed with REBOL/View 1.2.1.3.1 on MS Windows Professional. But it should work on any other platform. As little as 80 kB it gives you full featured, fast HTTP & PROXY-Server with little load and impact on your system. You can use the HTTP-Server part of Serve-It! for hosting multiple WWW-sites, serving large files and all sorts of other content. Features: ========= - HTTP/1.0 compliant! - fast & stable - easy to configure - optional command line usage - authentication and access restrictions (IP-based) - separate logging for each server-instance (configurable) - HTTP-Server supports: * multiple name-based-virtual hosts * dynamic content (REBOL CGI-Scripts) * progressive download of large files * ... - PROXY-Server supports: * access/deny filter * ... USAGE: ====== Just start ServeIt.r to run the programm in normal View-mode (with GUI). The command line usage is: ServeIt.r <options> <arguments> All fields are optional. Supported options are: --help (-?) Display this usage information --config file Explicitly specify a config file --nolog (-l) Disable logging --quiet (-q) The GUI is hidden/not displayed Examples: ServeIt.r -q ServeIt.r -c ServeIt.config ServeIt.r -nolog ServeIt.r -? Feedback of any kind is desired. Regards Dirk -- +++ Jetzt WLAN-Router für alle DSL-Einsteiger und Wechsler +++ GMX DSL-Powertarife zudem 3 Monate gratis* http://www.gmx.net/dsl

Wow, that's pretty massive. 5400 lines of code. Looks pretty well featured to me. Nice, readable code with good variable names. Anton.

Thanks for posting Dirk! Can we add a link from REBOL.org to your site? -- Gregg

Hi Gregg, yes, of course. I would appreciate it, if my site is linked from REBOL.org! -- Dirk

> Thanks for posting Dirk! Can we add a link from REBOL.org to your > site?