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README.md

ShellSpider

A web-server in shell script

Why?

Because I can.

Requirements

  • an up-to-date version of bash
  • socat (for networking)
  • python (for url-encoding)
  • dig (for reverse lookup)
  • some other basic tools, like sed, grep, awk, getopt

Usage

./server.sh --port=[PORT]

For other options start the script without the port-option.

Why again?

I did this just for fun. I wanted to reach the limits of shell scripts. Turned out: Building a fully functional webserver is possible.