Index of values

reads from an input channel till it End_of_file and returns what has been read; if limit is given returned buffer will contains at most first 'limit' bytes read from input channel

build a Unix.sockaddr inet address from a string representation of an IP address and a port number

callback function, exposed if you like to use it as a basis to define a more powerful daemon

converts an HTTP status to the corresponding integer value

"\r\n" string

currified daemon_spec constructor.

whether debugging messages are enabled or not, can be changed at runtime

print a string on stderr only if debugging is enabled

default daemon specification: listen on 0.0.0.0, port 80, "always ok" callback (return an empty response, response code 200), fork a child for each request, do not change to a root directory (i.e. keep cwd), 300 seconds timeout, ignores exceptions, no authentication required, do not automatically close client connections after callback

print an error msg to stderr.

explode an _inet_ Unix.sockaddr address in a string representation of an IP address and a port number

multi process server

as above but iter callback function on HTTP response's body instead of returning it as a string

see Http_constants.version

initialize a passive socket listening on given Unix.sockaddr

like List.assoc but return all bindings of a given key instead of the leftmost one only

given a dir handle

start the "trivial" HTTP daemon

start an HTTP daemon

parse an HTTP method from a string

remove heading and/or trailing LWS sequences as per RFC2616

parse HTTP headers.

parse the base path (removing query string, fragment, ....) from an URL

parse HTTP GET parameters from an URL; paramater which were passed with no value (like 'x' in "/foo.cgi?a=10&x=&c=9") are returned associated with the empty ("") string.

given an input channel, reads from it a GET HTTP request and

parse 1st line of an HTTP request

parse 1st line of an HTTP response

as above but works on in_channels

given an out_channel build on top of a socket, return peername related to that socket

given an HTTP response code return the corresponding reason phrase

high level response function, respond on outchan sending: basic headers (including Content-Length computed using 'body' argument), headers probided via 'headers' argument, body given via 'body' argument.

send an "error" response (i.e.

tipical static pages http daemon behaviour, if requested url is a file, return it, it it is a directory return a directory listing of it

send a 403 (forbidden) HTTP response

send a 404 (not found) HTTP response

send a "redirection" class response, optional body argument contains data that will be displayed in the body of the response, default response status is 301 (moved permanently), only redirection status are accepted by this function, other values will raise Failure

respond with a 401 (Unauthorized) response asking for authentication against given realm (default is the server name)

respond using a prebuilt Http_types.response object

send a CRLF sequence on the given output channel, this is mandatory after the last header was sent and before start sending the response body

like send_status_line but additionally will also send "Date" and "Server" standard headers

send a file through an out_channel

send an HTTP header on outchan

as send_header, but for a list of pairs <header, value>

send response status line, version is the http version used in response, either code or status must be given (not both, not none) which represent the HTTP response code, outchan is the output channel to which send status line

serve an HTTP request for a multi threaded TCP server

string returned as value of "Server:" response header

see Http_constants.server_string

single process server

as above but works on in_channels

given an out_channel build on top of a socket, return sockname related to that socket

given an HTTP like query string (e.g.

converts an integer HTTP status to the corresponding status value

explode a string in a char list

implode a char list in a string

pretty print an HTTP method

pretty print an URL

pretty print an HTTP version

strip heading '/', if any, from a string and

strip trailing '/', if any, from a string and

multi threaded server

parse an URL from a string.

default HTTP version

parse an HTTP version from a string

print a warning msg to stderr.