This guide explains how	to provide a simple  setup  for	 rc-
httpd to serve static web pages.

First, copy the	template for tcp80 from	/bin/service/!tcp80:

cpu% cp	(/bin/service/)^(!tcp80	tcp80)

Next, create the FS_ROOT, the directory	 which	is  used  to
serve web documents:

cpu% mkdir -p /usr/$user/www/example.com

Add some files:

cpu%	     echo	  "Hello,	  world!"	   >
/usr/$user/www/example.com/index.html

Put this in /rc/bin/rc-httpd/select-handler:

if(~ $SERVER_NAME example.com){
     PATH_INFO=$location
     FS_ROOT=/usr/$user/www/$SERVER_NAME
     exec  static-or-index  }  cpu%  chmod  +x	 /rc/bin/rc-
httpd/select-handler

This tells rc-httpd to serve static files or an	 index	file
upon web requests with the proper FS_ROOT.

To support TLS:

cpu% cp	(/bin/service/)^(!tcp80	tcp443)

Inside /bin/service/tcp443, we put:

#!/bin/rc exec tlssrv -c  /sys/lib/tls/acmed/example.com.crt
-r`{cat		$3/remote}	   /rc/bin/rc-httpd/rc-httpd
>>[2]/sys/log/www

cpu% chmod +x /bin/service/tcp443

Make sure to store the private key into	secstore's factotum,
so that	it gets	loaded automatically upon boot:

cpu% ramfs  -p;	 cd  /tmp  cpu%	 auth/secstore	-g  factotum
secstore	    password:		 cpu%		 cat
/sys/lib/tls/acmed/example.com.key    >>    factotum	cpu%
auth/secstore -v -p factotum secstore password:	cpu% read -m
factotum > /mnt/factotum/ctl