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问题 Since R 2.13, R comes with a built-in web server. Is there a simple way to create a local web server using R with a custom port number? In python it will be (to use "http://localhost:8080") : python -m SimpleHTTPServer 8080 I'm aware of Rook but I look for a simple solution. 回答1: Take a look at Rook - it's on GitHub. About setting a port number, see ?tools::help.ports it accepts a vector of numbers (integers) and it will choose the first available one. There's also sinartra (CRAN, GitHub),

问题 I just found out that I can write a really simple web server using Python. I have already an Apache web server I would like to try the Python based web server on this machine. But I am afraid that I can get some kind of conflict if I try it. I mean how two web server will "decide" who needs to server a request from a client? 回答1: Make them listen to different ports and you will be fine. The default web port is 80. When you open some url in browser without specifying a port, 80 is used by

问题 Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post. Closed 4 years ago . Improve this question I have just installed xampp 1.7.7. I need to know what I need to do in order to make my website public using my public IP address (not 192.168.xxx.xxx) Also, I am behind a router (NETGEAR WPN824v3). I do have a dynamic IP address, but I have reserved the IP

问题 I found out that X-Forwarded-Host HTTP header is not very well defined in the case of ports. Maybe that is the reason why various implementations behave differently when it comes to this header. Usually, this header can contain a port, e.g. b.com:123 which is straightforward. But what if it does NOT contain a port and server is running on non-default port? After my little research, I discovered that some implementations introduce "non-official" X-Forwarded-Port header. Right now, I'm thinking

问题 I’m trying to understand how to exchange data between a very lean golang web-server and the vue.js frontend. This is the server-gorillamux.go file : package main import ( "encoding/json" "github.com/gorilla/mux" "log" "net/http" ) const ( CONN_HOST = "192.168.1.7" CONN_PORT = "3000" ) type Puser struct { first_name string `json:"first_name"` last_name string `json:"last_name"` company_name string `json:"company_name"` email string `json:"email"` tel string `json:"tel"` } type Pusers []Puser

问题 I have a very simple web sever written in Python. It listens on port 13000, how can I make it deliver a simple "Hello World" webpage if http://localhost:13000 is opened in browser? Right there is my code: # set up socket and connection while True: sock, addr = servSock.accept() # WHAT GOES HERE? sock.close() As you can see, I am not exactly sure how to actually send back the webpage? I only have to use the socket library. EDIT: The problem is not that I don't know how to formulate the HTTP

问题 I am using wordpress and I have a folder under wp-content/ structured as: folder |-folder1 |-file.pdf |-folder2 |-.htaccess I have all PDF files distributed within subfolders in the folder directory. I don't want all files inside the folder to be accessed directly. so I place the code in .htaccess deny from all but this does not seem to prevent that purpose. when I enter this url: http://mysite.come/wp-content/folder/folder1/file.pdf, the file still can be downloaded, which it shouldn't. what

问题 I am using wordpress and I have a folder under wp-content/ structured as: folder |-folder1 |-file.pdf |-folder2 |-.htaccess I have all PDF files distributed within subfolders in the folder directory. I don't want all files inside the folder to be accessed directly. so I place the code in .htaccess deny from all but this does not seem to prevent that purpose. when I enter this url: http://mysite.come/wp-content/folder/folder1/file.pdf, the file still can be downloaded, which it shouldn't. what

问题 Is it possible to create a simple web server with Crystal that can serve HTML, CSS and JS pages? My current code is: require "http/server" Port = 8080 Mime = "text/html" server = HTTP::Server.new([HTTP::ErrorHandler.new, HTTP::LogHandler.new]) do |context| req = context.request if req.method == "GET" filename = File.join(Dir.current, "index.html") context.response.content_type = Mime context.response.content_length = File.size(filename) File.open(filename) { |file| IO.copy(file, context

问题 In django, which web server used to host website by default? i.e. if we host django powered website locally, at that time which web server is running in django? 回答1: Django uses their own web server, which is not supposed to be used in a production setting. DO NOT USE THIS SERVER IN A PRODUCTION SETTING. It has not gone through security audits or performance tests. (And that’s how it’s gonna stay. We’re in the business of making Web frameworks, not Web servers, so improving this server to be