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Monkey HTTP Server - Install
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For optimum performance, I recommend that Monkey be compiled with GCC >=
2.95.3 and be running on a Linux OS with kernel >= 2.6.32 (minimum) and
Kernel >= 3.9 preferred..
Like every source program we must run 'configure' script and later
'make':
#./configure
# make
Optionally, you have the option of 'make install', which will copy the main
directory of monkey where it has been specified in the configure script.
CONFIGURATION
===============
monkey.conf is generated by ./configure (see above) and saved in conf/monkey.conf.
In this configuration file you can set the default port, and settings such as workers,
timeouts, default user directions, etc.
Running Monkey
==============
bin/monkey
or
bin/monkey -D (to run monkey in background mode)
Optionally, you can specify the directory where the configuration files
are found, this can be done the following way:
bin/monkey -D -c conf/
This argument (conf/) was thought of for those wishing to have Monkey
running for various users, in distinctive Ports and it's own
configuration files. For more information see 'conf/monkey.conf'.
For more info try -h option.
Testing Monkey
==============
To see that Monkey is running, make a request from a browser, like lynx
or netscape:
# lynx 127.0.0.1:2001
Note: In this example the '2001' corresponds to the connection port
assigned on 'conf/monkey.conf'.
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