Commbase HTTP Server
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Oct 25, 2024 - Python
Commbase HTTP Server
📁 Single-file Python server for quick upload/download HTTPS file transfers. No dependencies for HTTP; HTTPS requires only 'cryptography' for self-signed SSL certificates.
This project is a updated version of Updog from sc0tfree with new functions like generating a qr for easy acces or share just images.
This is a simple http file server to access your files via webbrowser.
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Portable server scripts for FTP and HTTP/HTTPS. FTP script utilizes pyftpdlib for standard and secure FTPS. Customizable settings for port, home directory, and user credentials. Graceful exit handling. HTTP/HTTPS server supports file uploads (PUT, POST, DELETE) over both protocols. Python 2 and 3 compatible. Automatically selects an available port.
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Simple (and quite minimal) HTTP / HTTPS server with upload, download & logging functionality made mainly with standart libraries
Lightweight CLI that wraps Python's http.server with automatic port-finding and shutdown.
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C code on Windows x64 system. Connecting to https server. Introduct to get openssl/ssl.h. And a simple python code https/http client. And a simple python code https server.
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