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BTW, a web server written in PostScript (untested):

%!PS %=================================================== % PS-HTTPD V1.6 % Copyright 2000-2010 Anders Karlsson, pugo@pugo.org % License: GNU General Public License %=================================================== % This dictionary maps between extensions and mime-types % Observe that "html" isn't part of this dict, that's because % it's default in print_header. /extensiondict 29 dict def extensiondict begin /jpg (Content-type: image/jpeg\n) def /jpeg (Content-type: image/jpeg\n) def /gif (Content-type: image/gif\n) def /png (Content-type: image/png\n) def /tif (Content-type: image/tiff\n) def /tiff (Content-type: image/tiff\n) def /txt (Content-type: text/plain\n) def /css (Content-type: text/css\n) def /ps (Content-type: application/postscript\n) def /pdf (Content-type: application/pdf\n) def /eps (Content-type: application/postscript\n) def /tar (Content-type: application/x-tar\n) def /gz (Content-type: application/x-tar\n) def /tgz (Content-type: application/x-tar\n) def /rpm (Content-type: application/x-rpm\n) def /zip (Content-type: application/zip\n) def /mp3 (Content-type: audio/mpeg\n) def /mp2 (Content-type: audio/mpeg\n) def /mid (Content-type: audio/midi\n) def /midi (Content-type: audio/midi\n) def /wav (Content-type: audio/x-wav\n) def /au (Content-type: audio/basic\n) def /ram (Content-type: audio/x-pn-realaudio\n) def /ra (Content-type: audio/x-realaudio\n) def /mpg (Content-type: video/mpeg\n) def /mpeg (Content-type: video/mpeg\n) def /qt (Content-type: video/quicktime\n) def /mov (Content-type: video/quicktime\n) def /avi (Content-type: video/x-msvideo\n) def end % Concatenate two strings /concatstr % string string - string { exch dup length 2 index length add string dup dup 4 2 roll copy length 4 -1 roll putinterval } bind def % read file /infile and send it to %stdout /get_file { { % loop infile inbuff readstring { stdout exch writestring } { stdout exch writestring infile closefile exit } ifelse } bind loop flush } bind def % Return extension of file on stack /get_extension % (filepath.ext) -- (bool) (ext) { dup { % loop (.) search { pop pop } { exit } ifelse } loop exch 1 index ne } bind def % Print a HTTP-header /print_header % (filename) (size) -- { stdout persistent {(HTTP/1.1 200 OK\n)} {(HTTP/1.0 200 OK\n)} ifel +se writestring stdout (MIME-Version: 1.0\n) writestring stdout (Server: PS-HTTPD/1.6\n) writestring stdout (Content-Length: ) writestring stdout exch 16 string cvs writestring stdout (\n) writestring get_extension { % If the extension exists in dictionary, then use it, % otherwise hope that text/html is good enough. dup extensiondict exch known { extensiondict exch get stdout exch writestring } { pop stdout (Content-type: text/html\n) writestring } ifelse } { % Couldn't get extension, guess it's text/html pop stdout (Content-type: text/plain\n) writestring } ifelse stdout (\n) writestring flush } bind def % read command from stdin and define it to /command /command_read { /stdin (%stdin) (r) file def 4096 string { % read lines until empty line stdin 1024 string readline pop dup () eq { pop exit } { concatstr } ifelse } loop /command exch def } bind def % See if command wants persistent connection /command_check_persistence { % Check if we should do HTTP 1.1 persistent connections command (HTTP/1.1) search { pop pop pop command (Connection: close) search % Check for Connection: + close { pop pop pop /persistent false def } { pop /persistent true def } ifelse } { pop /persistent false def } ifelse } bind def % Parse the HTTP-command read from user /command_respond { command token { (GET) eq { ( ) search { exch pop exch pop root exch concatstr % build path /filename exch def % define filename and c +lean stack filename filename length 1 sub 1 getinterval (/) eq { filename (index.html) concatstr /filename exch def } if % add index.html filename (..) search % Check if user tries t +o use ".." { stdout err_400 quit } if pop /infile filename (r) file def % open file filename infile bytesavailable print_header get_file } if } if } if } bind def % Error messages /err_400 (400 Bad Request.\n\n) def /err_404 (404 Page not found.\n\n) def % Redefine handleerror in errordict to quit on all errors. % Otherwise it will be possible to telnet and get a postscript-prompt errordict begin /handleerror { stdout err_400 writestring quit } bind def end % Root-path (root of WWW-pages) /root (/home/pugo/projekt/pshttpd/www) def % Buffer used to read data from file. Around 2048 bytes should be good +. /inbuff 2048 string def % Init environment /stdout (%stdout) (w) file def /command () def % Read a command from the server and parse result. Loop until persiste +nt close. { command_read command_check_persistence command_respond persistent not { exit } if % exit if not persistent, otherwise loo +p again } loop quit

As i vaguely remember i stumbled over this example (or something similar) by chance many years ago - and couldn't believe it.

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