QUARK(1) General Commands Manual QUARK(1) NAME quark -- simple static web server SYNOPSIS quark -p port [-h host] [-u user] [-g group] [-s num] [-t num] [-d dir] [-l] [-i file] [-v vhost] ... [-m map] ... quark -U file [-p port] [-u user] [-g group] [-s num] [-t num] [-d dir] [-l] [-i file] [-v vhost] ... [-m map] ... DESCRIPTION quark is a simple HTTP GET/HEAD-only web server for static content. It supports virtual hosts (see -v), explicit redirects (see -m), directory listings (see -l), conditional "If-Modified-Since"-requests (RFC 7232), range requests (RFC 7233) and well-known URIs (RFC 8615), while refusing to serve hidden files and directories. OPTIONS -d dir Serve dir after chrooting into it. The default is ".". -g group Set group ID when dropping privileges, and in socket mode the group of the socket file, to the ID of group. The default is "nogroup". -h host Use host as the server hostname. The default is the loopback in- terface (i.e. localhost). -i file Set file as the directory index. The default is "index.html". -l Enable directory listing. -m map Add the URI prefix mapping rule specified by map, which has the form "from to [chost]", where each element is separated with spaces (0x20) that can be escaped with '\'. The prefix from of all matching URIs is replaced with to, option- ally limited to the canonical virtual host chost. If no virtual hosts are given, chost is ignored. -p port In host mode, listen on port port for incoming connections. In socket mode, use port for constructing proper virtual host redi- rects on non-standard ports. -U file Create the UNIX-domain socket file, listen on it for incoming con- nections and remove it on exit. -s num Set the number of connection slots per worker thread to num. The default is 64. -t num Set the number of worker threads to num. The default is 4. -u user Set user ID when dropping privileges, and in socket mode the user of the socket file, to the ID of user. The default is "nobody". -v vhost Add the virtual host specified by vhost, which has the form "chost regex dir [prefix]", where each element is separated with spaces (0x20) that can be escaped with '\'. A request matching the virtual host regular expression regex (see regex(3)) is redirected to the canonical host chost, if they dif- fer, using the directory dir as the root directory, optionally pre- fixing the URI with prefix. If any virtual hosts are specified, all requests on non-matching hosts are discarded. CUSTOMIZATION quark can be customized by creating a custom config.h from config.def.h and (re)compiling the source code. This keeps it fast, secure and simple. AUTHORS Laslo Hunhold <dev@frign.de> suckless.org 2020-09-27 QUARK(1)
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