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LIBBOZOHTTPD(3)         NetBSD Library Functions Manual        LIBBOZOHTTPD(3)


NAME

     libbozohttpd -- embedded web server library


LIBRARY

     library ``libbozohttpd''


SYNOPSIS

     #include <bozohttpd.h>

     int
     bozo_set_pref(bozohttpd_t *httpd, bozoprefs_t *prefs, char *name,
         char *value);

     char *
     bozo_get_pref(bozoprefs_t *prefs, char *name);

     int
     bozo_set_defaults(bozohttpd_t *httpd, bozoprefs_t *prefs);

     void
     bozo_setup(bozohttpd_t *httpd, bozoprefs_t *prefs, const char *vhost,
         char *slash);

     bozo_httpreq_t *
     bozo_read_request(bozohttpd_t *httpd);

     void
     bozo_process_request(bozo_httpreq_t *);

     void
     bozo_clean_request(bozo_httpreq_t *);

     void
     bozo_cleanup(bozohttpd_t *httpd, bozoprefs_t *prefs);


DESCRIPTION

     libbozohttpd is a library interface to the bozohttpd(8) web server.  The
     libbozohttpd library can be used to embed a webserver in your applica-
     tions.

     Normal operation sees the libbozohttpd process be initialised using the
     bozo_set_defaults() function, which will set up the default port and
     other internal settings, allocating any necessary space as needed.  The
     bozo_set_defaults() function returns 1 on sucess, 0 on failure.

     The bozo_setup() function is used to specify the virtual host name for
     the web server.  A NULL host name will mean that libbozohttpd will use
     the local value for the host name, as returned by gethostname(3).  This
     virtual hostname should be a fully qualified domain name.  The final
     argument to bozo_setup() is the name of the directory to serve as the
     root directory of the web server tree.

     Once the server has been set up, it serves requests by using the
     bozo_read_request() function, which returns a pointer to a request struc-
     ture, and bozo_process_request(), which deals with the request, and
     answers the client.  The request space is de-allocated using the
     bozo_clean_request() function.

     Preferences are set using the function bozo_set_pref() function and
     queried using the two bozo_get_pref() function.  This is the main inter-
     face for selecting options, and for setting preferences.  The memory
     allocated by bozo_setup() for both the httpd structure and the prefer-
     ences will be freed.


SEE ALSO

     gethostname(3), ssl(3), services(5), httpd(8)


HISTORY

     The libbozohttpd library first appeared in NetBSD 6.0.


AUTHORS

     Matthew R. Green <mrg@eterna.com.au>
     Alistair Crooks <agc@NetBSD.org> wrote this high-level interface.

     This manual page was written by
     Alistair Crooks.

NetBSD 9.4_STABLE              February 11, 2021             NetBSD 9.4_STABLE