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webbox for Debian
=================
This package is implemented as a FastCGI application in Apache.
After installing this package and its dependencies, the following
directories are relevant:
* Webbox FCGI Application directory: /usr/lib/webbox
* Webbox HTML directory: /var/www/webbox
This directory is part of the webbox package and contains all static
contents to be served by apache as web UI interface of webbox.
In an Apache configuration, this directory is specified as
DocumentRoot or Alias.
* Webbox directory(s): e.g. /home/webbox
This directory or directories contain the actual contents to be served.
It can be specified multiple times in an Apache configuration to
implement several webboxes in one server.
The contained files need to be owned by the www-data user.
This directory is specified via the WEBBOX_PATH environment variable.
File browser
------------
The file browser can be used via the URL
http://<servername>/<path>
where servername is the host name served as VirtualHost by Apache
and <path> is the Alias configured in the Apache configuration for
the actual files (or DocumentRoot if no <path> component is
required).
All files readable by the user www-data are served, except for
hidden files (i.e. beginning with a ".").
Environment Variables
---------------------
The following environment variables are supported:
WEBBOX_PATH <path>
Directory with the payload files to be served by a webbox.
WEBBOX_NAME <title>
Title of the webbox. Will be written on top of the Web UI.
WEBBOX_READONLY On|Off
If present and set to On, the whole webbox will not provide write/changes
to the contents of the box.
Authentication
--------------
Webbox internally uses HTTP Auth for Authentication. E.g., Apache can
be configured like this:
<Directory "/usr/lib/webbox">
...
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Webbox"
AuthUserFile "/etc/apache2/sites-available/mysite.htpasswd"
Require valid-user
</Directory>
Add a login/password pair to the password file:
# htpasswd -c /etc/apache2/sites-available/mysite.htpasswd username
Only the FastCGI application needs to secured. The static pages in
/var/www/webbox should be accessible to the user for login purposes.
Example configuration for Apache
--------------------------------
The following configuration can be included (and adjusted) in an Apache
VirtualHost configuration:
# Define the URL of the webbox served by the Apache server:
# http://<servername>/testbox
Alias /testbox /var/www/webbox
# Actual location of files to be served
FcgidInitialEnv WEBBOX_PATH /home/testbox
# Title of the Webbox
FcgidInitialEnv WEBBOX_NAME Testbox
# Maximum transfer size supported is defined by this Fcgid parameter.
# Note that the actual filesize will be smaller due to different
# encoding schemes
FcgidMaxRequestLen 100000000
# The following makes the FastCGI application part of Webbox available
# to the user. The static HTML pages of webbox always access the
# FastCGI part via http://<servername>/bin/
ScriptAlias /bin/ /usr/lib/webbox/
<Directory "/usr/lib/webbox">
SetHandler fcgid-script
AllowOverride None
Options +ExecCGI -MultiViews +SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Webbox"
AuthUserFile "/etc/apache2/sites-available/mysite.htpasswd"
Require valid-user
</Directory>
Contact
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Reichwein IT <mail@reichwein.it>
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