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'''Kiwix-serve is a ZIM compatible Web server.''' With | '''Kiwix-serve is a ZIM compatible Web server.''' With its help you can deliver ZIM file content over your network.</translate> | ||
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Once kiwix-serve is started, anyone with access to this computer over the network, will be able to connect to it. You need to retrieve the IP (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) of your computer and remember the port (per default 80) you have used and then people will only have to type in their browser address bar: | |||
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http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80/ | http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80/ | ||
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Kiwix-serve provides a few options: | Kiwix-serve provides a few options: | ||
* --port=PORT to specify the port you want to open for listening (per default 80) | * --port=PORT to specify the port you want to open for listening (per default 80) | ||
* --index=foobar.idx to specify | * --index=foobar.idx to specify a fulltext index directory | ||
* --daemon to execute the software in background | * --daemon to execute the software in background | ||
* --attachToProcess=PID to attach kiwix-serve process to other process | * --attachToProcess=PID to attach kiwix-serve process to other process |