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candy@blackbox:~$ telnet 86.15.253.182 80
Trying 86.15.253.182...
Connected to 86.15.253.182.
Escape character is '^]'.
GET Connection closed by foreign host.
candy@blackbox:~$ echo -e "GET / HTTP/1.0\n\n" | telnet 86.15.253.182 80
Trying 86.15.253.182...
candy@blackbox:~$ echo -e "GET / HTTP/1.0\n\n" | telnet 86.15.253.182 80
Trying 86.15.253.182...
Connected to 86.15.253.182.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.
candy@blackbox:~$
Of course it doesn't, as yet it sends a default page to all requests... this has already been established.GLneo wrote:[joke]how do we know if it is really running on you OS ???[/joke]![]()
, typing anything after the address doesn't effect things. http://86.15.253.182/lalala/bla/foo.php
NOPE. Asm utils did it in a couple hundred bytes under Linux. But hosted on a system written in ASM, yes that is definitely a first.Brynet-Inc wrote:An HTTP server written in x86 ASM?
That has to be a first![]()
(Well.. other embedded architecrues have written one in their native assembly language.. but it might be a rarity for x86 right?)
(Don't post the code.. We don't want it!!)
haha j/k
I got two D-Links that have RTL8139 in them. ID themselves as 1186:1300.Dex wrote:But if anyone got a RTL8139 ethernet card and a old PC, I can post DexOS along with the ethernet driver + stack and http server, so you can run it on your own PC to test.
Will work on a 486 up + 16MB ram.