HTServer

HTServer is an easy to use HTTP server. At the beginning i made that program for my own use due to slow transfer rate of MSNM and some more issues. Now i've developed it far enough to show it to others who might be interested in it.

Download: www.oat.ee/andres/projects/htserver.exe

looks pretty good.

Here's something about the program to whet your appetite! :D

* System tray
* List for blocking IPs
* Directory indexing to share files easily
* Client limiter
* Speed limiter
* Server status - Online time, clients online
* Full log list
* Configurable Keep-Alive delay, Header saving, User-Agent info displaying and more
* Seeking possibility
* Kicking
* IPUpdating - easy to interact it with PHP scripts

Is it written in Blitzplus?

nice, however it cant handle more than html. Is it opensource?

Yes, It's written in BlitzPlus


This is a HTTP server wich means that it uses HTTP protocol for file transfers. It can handle/transfer any file. You can even stream songs to Winamp or elsewhere. Web browswers like Firefox and Internet Explorer are handeling HTMLs not HTTP servers. HTServer just sends the content of a file to client who requested it. HTServer doesn't support any modules (yet). HTServer isn't opensource, atleast not yet.

I think what he meant that it doesnt support PHP/Perl etc

Like i said: HTServer doesn't support any modules

then i'll wait until it 'll do :) .

Here is the source code for HTServer 1.7 (not finished version). I tried to add PHP module support for it but not successfully.

lol, nice one :D

thanks

I just didn't have much free time to program and ofcourse i add other projects too.

it doesnt seem to work on other remote computers? i set it to http server and i added the files to the folder. i checked my firewall and they seem to be allowing it... i tried multiple remote computers?
or is it only for LAN connected computers?

It works well over internet. Make sure you're not behind a router or something. You must have public IP or port forwarded to your computer. Is the port opened you are using?

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port 80, umm i dont have a router or anything like that, cable direct hook up... idk what it is, only works on my computer though.. idk ill look into a firewall setting or something..

Most cable companies block port 80 so you cant host web servers

you'll have to use your external ip, not your internal:
http://whatismyip.com/

using that one, your pc should be available to external networks (e.g. the internet)