A Webserver written in Rust. Build on the speedy Hyper.
Install cargo and then:
cargo install flash_rust_ws
(stable)
cargo install --git https://github.com/User65k/flash_rust_ws.git
(hottest kind of hot)
Create a config file and execute the binary
See the Wiki for some help with the config file.
You will need at least a single Host containing a Mount Path.
Minimal Example:
["example.com"]
ip = "127.0.0.1:80"
dir = "/var/www/"
Let's Encrypt Example:
["example.com"]
ip = "[::]:443"
validate_server_name = true
dir = "/var/www/"
tls.host.ACME = {uri="https://acme-staging-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory",cache_dir=".",contact=["mailto:admin@example.com"]}
- Easy configuration and safe defaults
- Light Footprint
- Speed
- Virtual Hosts
- "Mount Points" to serve files from
- FastCGI
- HTTPS
- Cert per vHost / SNI
- Cert per Keytype (EC, ED, RSA)
- ACME-TLS
- HTTP2
- WebDAV
- Reverse-Proxy
- Websocket
- Customizable Logging
- to journald
- to Windows Event Log?
- Security
- HTTP user auth: Digest - (MD5 because FireFox, but better that nothing)
- Systemd Socket Activation
- DoS protection
- Don't be affected by Sloloris
- limit connection count ?
- rate ?
- min speed ?
- no default files
- no DAV without users?
- no folder listings (except DAV)
- recomended http headers by default
- no path traversals :-)
- only use filters based on allowed values
- only https ?
- avoid BEAST and CRIME
- only follow symlinks if told so
- SCGI