Lightweight c++ web server for archlinux with ftp (available in docker container)
makepkg -sifdocker build --rm -t webserver .- Create google account with new email.
- Go to your new account's settings.
- Go to
Securitytab. - Enable 2-step verification.
- After that you should see entry called
App passwords, that's what we need: go there. - Tap on
Select appfield. - Choose entry
Other (custom name)from dropdown menu. - Call it somehow. For example, I used label
smtp. - Press button called
Generate. - Here you should see key that looks like this
wagy hdfr jwar ydyp. - Copy it.
- Then go to command prompt and enter commands above, replacing
<account>with your gmail account name and<password>with the key, you just copied.
First you need generate ssl certificates (only once)
sudo mkdir -p /srv/certs/
cd /srv/certs/
echo -e "CASUBJ=\"/C=UA/ST=Ukraine/L=Zakarpattia/O=imperzer0/CN=CAwebserver\";\n\
CRTSUBJ=\"/C=UA/ST=Ukraine/L=Zakarpattia/O=imperzer0/CN=CRTwebserver\";\n\
# Generate CA (Certificate Authority)\n\
openssl genrsa -out ca.key 2048;\n\
openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -key ca.key -out ca.pem -subj \$CASUBJ;\n\
# Generate server certificate\n\
openssl genrsa -out key.pem 2048;\n\
openssl req -new -key key.pem -out csr.pem -subj \$CRTSUBJ;\n\
openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in csr.pem -CA ca.pem -CAkey ca.key -set_serial 01 -out cert.pem;" \
>generator.bash && chmod +x generator.bash && bash generator.bashThen navigate to website directory and run commands
sudo mkdir -p /srv/webserver/
cd /srv/webserver/
webserver --tls /srv/certs/ --email="<account>@gmail.com" --email-password="<password>"Open up terminal (in website directory) and run commands
docker volume create webserver_certificates
docker volume create webserver_data
docker volume create webserver_etc
docker run --network=host -v webserver_certificates:/srv/certs \
-v webserver_data:/srv/webserver \
-v webserver_etc:/etc --name webserver -it webserver \
--email="<account>@gmail.com" --email-password="<password>"webserver is flexible application.
If you want to implement custom functionality, do so in config.cpp.
Follow the guidelines in the comments to configure it properly.
Avoid editing other files to keep the application stable.