SERVEFILE_DEFAULT_PORT and SERVEFILE_SECONDARY_PORT can be used to
specify ports used in the servefile tests. This can be useful if the
default port 8080 and the secondary port 8081 (for the -p test) are
already in use. To allow automatic choosing of a free port 0 can be
specified to tell the test code to automatically select a free port.
When checking the version the test now gets a
CryptographyDeprecationWarning plus an import code line instead of the
version. As a workaround we now ignore the first two lines when checking
for the version string.
servefile is now a valid python package. The single servefile.py can
still be used as a script by just putting it into PATH and making it
executable. Additionally when installed via pip a wrapper script is
created, calling the module's main(). python -m servefile works as well.
In python3 filter returns a generator instead of a list. When -4 or
-6 is used or if the host system has either of those address
families disabled len() gets called onto this filter expression
which results into a crash. This commit makes a filter expression
out of this statement and also adds a test for ipv4-only downloading.
When serving a `../` as directory (with `-l`), servefile creates an
endless 301-redirect loop. Having an absolute path fixes this. Since
this error might come up any time again, we're setting `targetDir` to
its absolute path right from the beginning and never have to worry about
it later on.
Sebastian Lohff
Sebastian Pipping
MasterofJOKers