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@ -89,14 +89,24 @@ Using python, you can modify this behavior to do fancy things like building a pr
server for HTTP requests. See [server_http_proxy.py](examples/server_http_proxy.py) for server for HTTP requests. See [server_http_proxy.py](examples/server_http_proxy.py) for
an example of how to accomplish this. an example of how to accomplish this.
## Serving Files ### Serving Files
Jetforce serves files from the ``/var/gemini/`` directory by default: Jetforce serves files from the ``/var/gemini/`` directory by default:
- Files with the **.gmi** extension will be interpreted as *text/gemini*. - Files with the **.gmi** extension will be interpreted as *text/gemini*.
- Other files will have their *mimetype* guessed based on their file extensions. - Other files will have their *mimetype* guessed based on their file extension.
- Directories will look for a file with the name **index.gmi**. If that does - Directories will look for a file with the name **index.gmi**. If that file does
not exist, a directory listing will be automatically generated to return. not exist, a directory listing will be automatically generated to return.
There is not currently any support for CGI scripts. This feature might be added There is not currently any support for CGI scripts. This feature might be added
in a future version. in a future version.
## License
This project is licensed under the [Floodgap Free Software License](https://www.floodgap.com/software/ffsl/license.html).
> The Floodgap Free Software License (FFSL) has one overriding mandate: that software
> using it, or derivative works based on software that uses it, must be free. By free
> we mean simply "free as in beer" -- you may put your work into open or closed source
> packages as you see fit, whether or not you choose to release your changes or updates
> publicly, but you must not ask any fee for it.