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<H3><SMALL>NANOWEB</SMALL>, the aEGiS PHP web server</H3>
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<H1 ALIGN="CENTER">ServerMode inetd</H1>
Usually nanoweb runs in so called
<A HREF="core.html#servermode">ServerMode »standalone«</A> (this is the case
if it is started via nanoctl or when the nanoweb.php is invoked by you).
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However many internet services (or the programs providing them) don't need
to be kept in memory all the time and may get started at first when a
connection gets established for this service. This is done on UNIX systems
using the »internet superserver« <b>inetd</b> (or xinetd respectively). If
you desire to use nanoweb in inetd mode, you need to change the
<A HREF="core.html#servermode">ServerMode directive</A> accordingly in
<tt>nanoweb.conf</tt> .
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Then you have to tell your inetd to invoke the distributed inetd-wrapper of
nanoweb whenever the www/http service on your machine gets requested. Just
insert these two lines into your systems <tt><var>/etc/inetd.conf</var></tt> config
file:
<pre class="code">www stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/in.nanoweb in.nanoweb
https stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/in.nanoweb in.nanoweb -ssl
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This is probably already done by the install-sh, you just may need to remove
the <b>#</b> in front (which made these lines comments).
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You can force inetd to rearead its configuration file by:
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root@www:~# <KBD>killall -HUP inetd</KBD>
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<SMALL>(isn't such a bad command like it sounds)</SMALL>
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<H3>Requirements</H3>
The nanoweb inetd-wrapper currently requires the »<tt>getpeername</tt>« app
from the <tt>tcputils</tt> package. You can download the source at
<A HREF="ftp://ftp.lysator.liu.se/pub/unix/tcputils">ftp://ftp.lysator.liu.se/pub/unix/tcputils</A>
or if you are using Debian with <tt>apt-get install tcputils</tt>.
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But, see also the <A HREF="../README.inetd">README</A> for most up to
date informations on this issue.
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