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If you need a simple Web Server urgently, but you don't want to download and install those complicated HTTP service programs, such as: Apache, ISS, etc.. Then Python may help you. A simple built-in HTTP server can be accomplished using Python. So, you can present all your directories and files as HTTP. The only thing you need to do is to install a Python.
And for those who are not familiar with installing python, you can refer to these two articles:
- python3.5 in win10 environment
- Installing the latest Python 3.6 version on Linux
Once installed you can begin the body of this article.
Python opens the server with the command
If you want to use the command E:\zpic as the directory to provide downloads, then cd to that directory in cmd and execute the command:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
The default port number is 8000, and the server root directory is the working directory for running python commands
If an error is prompted:
No module named SimpleHTTPServer
Then try the command:
python -m
Use http://127.0.0.1:8000Access to the contents of the catalog
Or add the port number:python -m 80
Use http://127.0.0.1Access to the contents of the catalog
The server is down:
1） dos
Type "ctrl + C" in the run screen to stop it
2) python script
You need to stop port listening and related python processes.
def stop_server(server) ()
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There are three types of modules used to build the http server as follows:
(1) BaseHTTPServer: provides basic Web services and processor classes , respectively, HTTPServer and BaseHTTPRequestHandler;
(2) SimpleHTTPServer: contains the SimpleHTTPRequestHandler class that performs GET and HEAD requests;
3) CGIHTTPServer: contains the CGIHTTPRequestHandler class that handles POST requests and execution.
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