Installing Tewi HTTPd

This page describes how to install Tewi HTTPd.

Unix-like, and Haiku

Currently, following platforms are checked to be working with this way:

1. NetBSD
2. Linux

Compiling the code

1. Checkout the ​Subversion repository, or from mirrors.
2. Copy config.h.tmpl to config.h.
3. Edit config.h if you want to, or need to.
4. Run make PLATFORM=<platform> PREFIX=<prefix>. Replace <platform> with your platform name, but lower-case, <prefix> with the prefix.
5. Run make install PREFIX=<prefix> with root.

Windows

Currently, following versions are checked to be working:

1. Windows 2000
2. Windows XP
3. Windows Vista

Using the installer

This is the easiest way for Windows.
In Windows, Tewi HTTPd will use C:/Tewi as the prefix.

1. Get the installer from ​Nishi CDN, ​Jenkins, or ​GitHub releases.
2. Run it.

Compiling the code (installer)

1. Checkout the ​Subversion repository, or from mirrors.
2. Copy config.h.tmpl to config.h.
3. Edit config.h if you want to, or need to.
4. Run ./installer.sh win32 for 32-bit, ./installer.sh win64 for 64-bit. NSIS and MinGW-w64 are required.

Compiling the code (bare)

1. Checkout the ​Subversion repository, or from mirrors.
2. Copy config.h.tmpl to config.h.
3. Edit config.h if you want to, or need to.
4. Run make PLATFORM=win32 for 32-bit, and make PLATFORM=win64 for 64-bit. Use win32-service or win64-service for PLATFORM to create a service executable. MinGW-w64 is required.