I’m thinking it is intended for intranet mode. I haven’t yet found anything in YaCy that doesn’t work, only things that I didn’t understand and couldn’t figure our how to use.
Could not an intranet have an internal DNS system that has no relation to ICANN?
Anyway, i have changed the title of this thread because after some experimenting and receiving server error messages it looks like YaCy is using the Jetty web server
I copied a website I had been working on in class at FMCC (Community College) but it is associated with a Perl script for posting classified adds.
I had not installed the script in YaCy, neither have I installed perl. Though that may not be difficult on Linux. Many Linux OS’s include a Perl interpreter. I’m not certain, but some Linux distributions require Perl. Not sure about SLAX.
As a web server Jetty appears to be pretty solid.
In fact, according to the 404 it states:
YaCy 1.924 - powered by Jetty -
It looks like Jetty will run CGI scripts in some way shape or form, after all, it is running YaCy which is full of form input fields of all sorts.
Too bad I don’t know Java, as all my Web-CGI programs are written in Perl.
I have to investigate if Jetty might be able to mingle with Perl. So far a search on the subject has only turned up some people on forums asking the same question. I haven’t found or read any answers.