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From: Stanley Lieber <sl@stanleylieber.com>
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Subject: Re: [9front] rc-httpd
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On February 1, 2021 4:49:44 PM EST, thinktankworkspaces@gmail=2Ecom wrote:
>Just having bit of an issue getting this up for the first time=2E=20
>
>I thought it was as simple as creating a file in:
>
>/rc/bin/rc-httpd/handlers/select-handler
>
>#!/bin/rc
>
>PATH_INFO=3D$home/www/
>SERVER_NAME=3Dyoda
>
>switch($SERVER_NAME) {
>case 172=2E27=2E0=2E67
>	FS_ROOT=3D$home/www/yoda
>	exec static-or-index
>case*
>	error 503
>}
>
>Then running the following commmand: /rc/bin/rc-httpd/rc-httpd >>[2]/sys/=
log/www
>
>No errors in /sys/log/www
>But I discovered on the server the following error:
>/sys/log/www: rc (tcp80): can't open: '/sys/log/www' access permission de=
nied=2E=20
>
>It didn't really matter if I ran the command as glenda in drawterm or on =
the console=2E The
>error was the same if I curl 172=2E27=2E0=2E67
>
>I know I'm missing something simple
>also where Do I run the rc-httpd command=2E At the end of /rc/bin/cpurc?
>
>I don't really have DNS setup so I was just testing with the IP address f=
irst=2E
>
>

ls -l /sys/log/www

sl