Re: Marinetti 'casper' - How do I use it?

[Steven Hirsch <snhirsch@gmail.com>]

a2retro wrote:

> Steven Hirsch wrote:
> > Subject says it.  I finally (after two years) have got around to 
> > installing my Uthernet card and Marinetti.  Things seem to be 
> > nominally working, but I cannot figure out for the life of me what 
> > casper is supposed to do.  When I try to connect from a browser on my 
> > Linux box, it tells me I cannot access the page, but identifies the 
> > message as coming from Marinetti.  I see a connect attempt on the IIgs 
> > screen also.
> >
> > There does not seem to be shred of documentation on either casper nor 
> > the telnet client.  What does casper do?  Is it static pages only?  If 
> > so, where are they expected to be such that the server can find them?  
> > How do I use it to transfer files?

> Hi Steve,
>
> Casper is looking for files in a folder called web.data located under 
> the path that you started Casper from ... typically Marinetti/Applications.

Did I miss something obvious?  Looked all afternoon (both within the various 
SHK archives and via Google) and failed to turn up a shred of documentation.

Haven't done any Web server coding in years.  Do I need to manually build an 
HTML page linking to the individual files?  Is there a built-in facility in 
the server that can do a directly listing?

Steve