filepack serve

Start a filepack server

Usage: filepack serve [OPTIONS]

Options:
      --acme-cache <PATH>
          Store ACME TLS certificates in <PATH>

      --acme-contact <CONTACT>
          Provide ACME contact <CONTACT>, email addresses must include `mailto:`
          prefix

      --acme-directory <DIRECTORY>
          Request ACME TLS certificates from <DIRECTORY>
          
          [env: FILEPACK_ACME_DIRECTORY=]
          [default: https://acme-v02.api.letsencrypt.org/directory]

      --address <ADDRESS>
          Listen on <ADDRESS> for incoming requests
          
          [default: 0.0.0.0]

      --admin-key <KEY>
          Admin public key or key name

      --domain <DOMAIN>
          Use <DOMAIN> as canonical domain: request ACME TLS certificates for
          it, accept authentication tokens scoped to it, and redirect to it

      --http
          Serve HTTP traffic

      --http-port <PORT>
          Listen on <PORT> for incoming HTTP requests [default: 80]

      --https
          Serve HTTPS traffic

      --https-port <PORT>
          Listen on <PORT> for incoming HTTPS requests [default: 443]

      --mount <PACKAGE>
          Mount web package <PACKAGE>. <PACKAGE> may be a fingerprint, revision,
          or number. Mounted packages are served under `/mount` by fingerprint,
          revision, and number, as well directly under `/<NAME>` if `<NAME>` is
          supplied. Mounted packages are unsandboxed and served with the server
          origin, make sure you understand the consequences of this and only
          mount packages you trust

      --ready-address <ADDRESS>
          Write listening port to <ADDRESS>

      --redirect-http-to-https
          Redirect HTTP to HTTPS

      --redirect <DOMAIN>
          Redirect requests for <DOMAIN> to the canonical domain, and request
          ACME TLS certificates for it

      --restrict-writes
          Restrict writes to admin

  -h, --help
          Print help