shithub: tcp80

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 # To run the shithub software:

-```/rc/bin/service/tcp80```:

+`/rc/bin/service/tcp80`:

+

 ```

 #!/bin/auth/box -r/mnt -r/usr/git -r/sys/lib/ -r/usr/ori -r/usr/web -r/sys/lib/shithub -r/n -r/dev -eMa -s

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 }

 ```

-```/rc/bin/service/tcp443```:

+`/rc/bin/service/tcp443`:

+

 ```

 #!/bin/auth/box -r/mnt -r/usr/git -r/sys/lib/ -r/usr/ori -r/usr/web -r/sys/lib/shithub -r/n -r/dev -eMa -s

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 }

 ```

-```/lib/namespace.httpd```:

+`/lib/namespace.httpd`:

+

 ```

 bind /mnt/static /usr/web/static

 ```

-It is possible to redirect error pages by passing ```-e error```, like

-```tcp80 -e 404 -e 403```. This will send a ```301 Moved Permanently``` to

-e.g. ```/404``` or ```/403```. It will also append the path to it:

-Attempting to access ```http://server/nopage.html``` would redirect to

-```http://server/404/nopage.html```.

+It is possible to redirect error pages by passing `-e error`, like

+`tcp80 -e 404 -e 403`. This will send a `301 Moved Permanently` to

+e.g. `/404` or `/403`. It will also append the path to it:

+Attempting to access `http://server/nopage.html` would redirect to

+`http://server/404/nopage.html`.

 It is also possible to define a set of hostnames to change the bind mounts for

-```/usr/web``` based on the Host header. To use this feature, you pass

-```-h file``` to tcp80. The format of the file is the same as that for execfs,

+`/usr/web` based on the Host header. To use this feature, you pass

+`-h file` to tcp80. The format of the file is the same as that for execfs,

 a regex for the hostname, any number of tabs, with a path to be mounted over

-```/usr/web```.

+`/usr/web`.

 ```

 server1.domain.com          /usr/webroot/server1

 aardvark.different.org      /usr/webroot/aardvark

 ```

+

 This does not affect execfs scripts directly, although the bind mounts happen

 prior to their execution. If you are using the same scripts for multiple

-hostnames, you can check the environment using ```ns``` to find out what is

-mounted over ```/usr/web```. If you are using shithub, or anything similar which

-hooks on ```/index.html```, it will still take precedence over any static files.

+hostnames, you can check the environment using `ns` to find out what is

+mounted over `/usr/web`. If you are using shithub, or anything similar which

+hooks on `/index.html`, it will still take precedence over any static files.

-You can work around this by not hooking ```/index.html```, instead hook something

-like ```/shithub.html``` and then redirect to it.

+You can work around this by not hooking `/index.html`, instead hook something

+like `/shithub.html` and then redirect to it.