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indexes() is a function with CS50's mostly-implemented server.c program in PSET6. It must check, in order, whether index.php or index.html exists inside of path. It returns to path to match if so, else it returns NULL.
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pset6 server2 /dir/ malloc [SOLVED]
/server public
Using /home/ubuntu/workspace/pset6/public for server's root
Listening on port 8080
GET /test/ HTTP/1.1
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
~/workspace/pset6/ $
indexes:
bool indexes(char *path)
{
bool … index) {
list(path);
continue;
}
EDIT:
Now use arrays instead of calloc:
indexes:
bool indexes(char *path)
{
bool rt = true;
char php[strlen(path) + strlen("index.php") + 1];
strcpy …
