mc_httpd Files

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name: MC_HTTPD
author: 颜文泽(robin)
Revision: 0.9 

mc_httpd is an HTTP server written by robin.  
The sources and documentation are distributed under the Berkeley Software Distribution license.

HTTP server features:
Supports HTTP/1.1 and CGI/1.1
Multi-line header field(not cgi)
Name-based and IP-based virtual servers
Keep-alive connections support
The GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, DELETE methods

Architecture and scalability:
single-threaded
Shared memory is based on /dev/zero
One master and several worker processes; worker processes run under an unprivileged user

Tested OS and platforms:
linux/i386
FreeBSD/i386

Note:
Unix and unix-like systems only. Program must be run by root. 
If you need to execute cgi program, then you need to include in the rootpath directory necessary libraries and programs.
For example: 
If you want to let the server understand a perl program. then /rootpath/bin/perl and /rootpath/lib/libperl.so must exist. 
Different systems may require the necessary files are different.
Because of economic reasons and other reasons i did not test other systems.
If you find any bugs or have any suggestions, please don't hesitate to contact with me. My email is nnsmgsone@gamil.com.