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Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
2017-06-20 19:40:00 +00:00
# See LICENSE file for copyright and license details
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
# quark - simple web server
Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
2017-06-20 19:40:00 +00:00
.POSIX:
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
include config.mk
Simplify Makefile and package properly
2016-09-02 08:43:27 +00:00
all: quark
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
2017-06-20 19:40:00 +00:00
quark: quark.c arg.h config.h config.mk
$(CC) -o $@ $(CPPFLAGS) $(CFLAGS) quark.c $(LDFLAGS)
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
config.h:
Stop hiding what we're doing in the Makefile On Gentoo for instance they are literally stripping the @'s from our Makefiles to make the output usable. It makes sense to remove this abstraction.
2016-09-02 08:49:42 +00:00
cp config.def.h $@
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
clean:
Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
2017-06-20 19:40:00 +00:00
rm -f quark
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
2017-06-20 19:40:00 +00:00
dist:
rm -rf "quark-$(VERSION)"
mkdir -p "quark-$(VERSION)"
Stop hiding what we're doing in the Makefile On Gentoo for instance they are literally stripping the @'s from our Makefiles to make the output usable. It makes sense to remove this abstraction.
2016-09-02 08:49:42 +00:00
cp -R LICENSE Makefile arg.h config.def.h config.mk quark.1 \
Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
2017-06-20 19:40:00 +00:00
quark.c "quark-$(VERSION)"
tar -cf - "quark-$(VERSION)" | gzip -c > "quark-$(VERSION).tar.gz"
rm -rf "quark-$(VERSION)"
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
install: all
Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
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mkdir -p "$(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin"
cp -f quark "$(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin"
chmod 755 "$(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin/quark"
mkdir -p "$(DESTDIR)$(MANPREFIX)/man1"
cp quark.1 "$(DESTDIR)$(MANPREFIX)/man1/quark.1"
chmod 644 "$(DESTDIR)$(MANPREFIX)/man1/quark.1"
Initial commit of quark rewrite Roughly 700 LOC (half of the old quark on the Hiltjo branch) in size, this rewrite supports partial content and other good stuff that will make it fun again to use quark for simple static purposes. The error checking is rigorous and strict and it will report proper error codes back to the client whenever there was a problem or the request was invalid in some way. A cool feature is the support for listening on a UNIX-domain socket, which will in the long run allow us to solve problems with virtual hosts and other things in separate programs. But until then, this should be robust enough for most use-cases. This resets quark's version to 0, but this was no problem as there haven't been any quark releases yet. Feedback is appreciated.
2016-09-02 07:59:02 +00:00
uninstall:
Rewrite quark from the ground up again I noticed that the data structures didn't allow a flexible handling of the code while trying to extend it to support if-modified-since-responses. To tackle this, I refactored the data structures and proceeded to rewrite the server from the ground up, implementing all present features plus fixing a lot of bugs and introducing the 304 header handling as requested by many people. Please report bugs if you find them. While at it, I refactored the build system as well and updated all surrounding files respectively.
2017-06-20 19:40:00 +00:00
rm -f "$(DESTDIR)$(PREFIX)/bin/quark"
rm -f "$(DESTDIR)$(MANPREFIX)/man1/quark.1"
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