QuietWeeper v1.2.2 - Weeping HTTP Server

Generic HTTP server operational GUI aimed at providing server operators with an easier toolset for general use case scenarios.

Get to Building:

In order to utilize the graphical side of the QuietWeeping server you must download initial dependencies. This is limited to a singular library needed. You can follow the required build source for Raylib from here.

NOTE: You will also need to download Civetweb which is partially responsible for the backend server logic from here.

After downloading the essential packages with apt and building after git clone make sure to set make PLATFORM=PLATFORM_DESKTOP RAYLIB_LIBTYPE=SHARED when calling the make command for the first iteration.

This will let declaring the following define directive...

#include "raylib.h"

...to work correctly, as quietweeper does not rely on static compilation pre-runtime.

There is no associated Makefile within QuietWeeper's main directory as of version 1.2.2. For now you will have to manually start the build process yourself via executing:

• gcc -std=c11 quietweeper.c -o quietweeper -I./include -lraylib -lGL -lm -lpthread -ldl -lrt -lX11 -lcivetweb -s

Launching the Application Interface:

Usage: ./quietweeper

Upon pressing ENTER the backend will spin up the Graphical User Interface. This interface accepts 3 MANDATORY arguments:

• HOSTNAME - The TCP/IPv4 address or hostname "ALIAS" pointing to an Internet (local and/or remote) host

  • NOTE: There is no "in memory" function responsible for converting hostnames to their TCP/IP address equivalent counterparts upon execution. You must make sure to have the correct address/alias when declaring a hostname for the server (Check out /etc/hosts to define a custom system wide alias)

• PORT - The port that will be bound/set for the internal AF_INET server socket

• PATH - The absolute or "." (current directory of the weepingserver executable) direct path for the document root

Graphical Interface: