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gonetd listens on localhost:80 and does a few related tasks:
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"inetd"-like system; I have a few local webapps I only access infrequently. I think systemd socket activation can do this as well(?) But I use Void Linux and runit.
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Proxy sites to deal with CORS; I use this for displaying weather information from met.ie on my custom new tab page.
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Serve local files; easy enough to add here if it's running anyway.
This requires a TOML config file; example:
['met.localhost']
proxy = 'http://openaccess.pf.api.met.ie'
['metimg.localhost']
proxy = 'https://www.met.ie'
proxy-cache = true # Cache everything unconditionally
['new.arp242.net']
fileserve = '/home/martin/code/arp242.net/_site'
['review.localhost']
listen = 'localhost:2000'
cmd = ['/home/martin/.local/gobin/review']
dir = '/home/martin/code/Prog/review'
timeout = '60s' # Kill after not being access for this long.
['gog.localhost']
listen = 'localhost:2001'
cmd = ['/home/martin/.local/gobin/gog', 'serve']
dir = '/home/martin/code/Prog/gog'
timeout = '60s'
The table header is the domain; you may need to set up these in /etc/hosts. Make sure to quote the names to avoid the dots being interpreted.
The config can be as a file in the first positional argument:
% gonetd /path/to/config.toml
Or via stdin:
% gonetd <<<'
["met.localhost"]
proxy = "http://openaccess.pf.api.met.ie"
['metimg.localhost']
proxy = 'https://www.met.ie'
proxy-cache = true # Cache everything unconditionally
["new.arp242.net"]
fileserve = "/home/martin/code/arp242.net/_site"
["review.localhost"]
listen = "localhost:2000"
cmd = ["/home/martin/.local/gobin/review"]
dir = "/home/martin/code/Prog/review"
timeout = "60s"
["gog.localhost"]
listen = "localhost:2001"
cmd = ["/home/martin/.local/gobin/gog", "serve"]
dir = "/home/martin/code/Prog/gog"
timeout = "60s"
'