twebs uses the GET/POST method to serve static content(text, HTML, GIF, and JPG ....files) out of ./ and to serve dynamic content by running CGI programs out of ./cgi-bin.

twebs provides following functions:

• provide GET/POST method to view static content and run cgi script
• provide dircetory view function
• provide some access control based by ip address
• provide easy logging function

To run twebs:

There are several argument option:
-d  --daemon        -> twebs run in the background
-p  --port          -> assigned http port
-s  --sslport       -> assigned https port
-l  --log           -> assigned log path
-e  --extent        -> provide https function
-h  --help          -> help
-v  --version       -> some other informations

So, you can also do this: ./twebs -d -p 8000 -s 6666 -e

Point your browser at twebs: for example, http port is 8000, and https port is 6666
you can view following page:
http:
    127.0.0.1:8000       home page

    127.0.0.1:8000/dir   view dir
        you can point the file name to view file contents or point the directory name to view the directory content

    127.0.0.1:8000/getAuth.html
        a GET method page,login with email and password, you will see you email and password content

    127.0.0.1:8000/postAuth.html
        a POST  method page,login with email and password, you will see you email and password content

https: the same function as to http, just uri has a litter changes
    https://127.0.0.1:6666
    https://127.0.0.1:6666/dir
    https://127.0.0.1:6666/getAuth.html
    https://127.0.0.1:6666/postAuth.html

Files:

cert.pem            ->  the https CA,use openssl to create, so you must accept the CA to continue
cgi-bin             ->  cgi script directory
    getAuth.c       ->  the get method cgi script
    postAuth.c      ->  the post method cgi script
    Makefile        ->  cgi/bin/*.c Makefile
config.ini          ->  configuration file
daemon_init.c       ->  daemon process
doc                 ->  the web page root directory
log.c               ->  provide logging
main.c              ->  the main source file
Makefile            ->  *.c Makefile
parse_config.c      ->  read the config.ini
parse.h             ->  the main head file
parse_option.c      ->  parse the argv
README              ->  it's me
secure_access.c     ->  provide easy access control
webserver.sh        ->  a shell script, to provide start/stop/restart/status the twebs e.g. webserver.sh start/stop/restart/status
wrap.c              ->  must functions wrap file
wrap.h              ->  the wrap.c's head file