After enabling SimpleHTTPServer successfully, it will start serving files through port number 8000. All you have to do is try python’s SimpleHTTPServer module by issuing below command within your test directory (In my case, /x01//).
In my case I have a partition called /x01 and I have created a directory called tecmint in there and also I have added some test files for testing. Create a test directory where you don’t mess with system files. Step 2: Create a Test Directory and Enable SimpleHTTPServerģ. Most of the case you won’t have to worry about installing python interpreter on your server. In my case I use SLES 11 SP3 OS and python interpreter comes installed by default in it. If you’re using different operating systems like RHEL, CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu or other Linux operating systems, you can just install python using yum or apt. For that, you need to have SUSE ISO mounted and configured it as a repo by YaST or you can simple install python from the web. If you have a SUSE distribution, type yast in the terminal –> Go to Software Management –> Type ‘python’ without quotes –> select python interpreter –> press space key and select it –> and then install it. If it was not installed by any chance, install it following below commands. It will show you the version of the python interpreter you’ve got and it will give you an error message if it is not installed. Check whether python is installed in your server or not, by issuing below command. I will show you several demonstrations in this article by using various options. You just have to enable the module within the location of your shareable files are located. You also can use SimpleHTTPServer as a file sharing method. You don’t have to worry about python interpreter because almost all Linux distributions, python interpreter come handy by default.
Main advantage of python’s SimpleHTTPServer is you don’t need to install anything since you have python interpreter installed. SimpleHTTPServer is a python module which allows you to instantly create a web server or serve your files in a snap.
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