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HFS ~ HTTP File Server / update
« on: November 04, 2025, 03:25:41 PM »
Nice results from the October/November 2025 updates:
Recently, my server withstood a 2 day ddos attack. And the good news: Leo wrote a stability patch which kept HFS on track during edge-conditions where it could go to 0 bandwidth. But, there was No problem. Thank you Leo!!
Also I had made an edit so that HFS did not exit from attempting to update the screen two different ways at the same time. Leo's patch and my little edit, work together to help the server stay on track during high load.
P.S. Bonus method to reduce bot annoyance: You can require your access url (such as your dynamic dns). It goes in an HFS events entry (control+F6). Don't specify a port if it is 80. Here is a whitelist example by naitlee. I like it!
Recently, my server withstood a 2 day ddos attack. And the good news: Leo wrote a stability patch which kept HFS on track during edge-conditions where it could go to 0 bandwidth. But, there was No problem. Thank you Leo!!
Also I had made an edit so that HFS did not exit from attempting to update the screen two different ways at the same time. Leo's patch and my little edit, work together to help the server stay on track during high load.
P.S. Bonus method to reduce bot annoyance: You can require your access url (such as your dynamic dns). It goes in an HFS events entry (control+F6). Don't specify a port if it is 80. Here is a whitelist example by naitlee. I like it!
Code: [Select]
[+request]
{.if|{.and|
{.!=|{.header|Host.}|localhost:8080.}|
{.!=|{.header|Host.}|127.0.0.1:8080.}|
{.!=|{.header|Host.}|mydomain.com.}|
{.!=|{.header|Host.}|mydomain.com:8080.}
.}|{:{.disconnect.}:}.}Similar to Apache's htaccess file, you can find many features by searching for hfs events on the forum.