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Carbon/server.conf
Azreyo 1b83097f00 Refactor logging system and enhance Dockerfile configuration
- Introduced a new logging system with configurable log levels and categories.
- Added support for different log formats: plain text, JSON, and syslog.
- Updated Dockerfile to use Alpine 3.19 and improved build process.
- Enhanced server configuration to replace verbose logging with log modes (off, classic, debug, advanced).
- Improved security measures in SSL context configuration.
- Added health checks and resource limits in docker-compose.yml.
- Refactored Makefile to include new logging source files.
- Updated server configuration to set default log file path and SSL certificate paths.
- Enhanced performance tracking and logging capabilities.
- Added hex dump utility for debugging binary data.
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# Carbon Web Server Configuration File
# Lines starting with # are comments
# Server running state
running = true
# ---Network configuration---
# Server listening port
port = 8080
# Enable HTTPS (requires valid certificates in certs/ directory)
use_https = false
# Enable HTTP/2 support (requires HTTPS)
enable_http2 = false
# Enable WebSocket support
enable_websocket = false
# Server name or IP address (used for logging and response headers)
server_name = Your_domain/IP
# ---Performance configuration---
# Maximum number of worker threads
max_threads = 4
max_connections = 1024
# ---Path configuration---
# Log file location
log_file = log/server.log
# Log mode: off, classic, debug, advanced
# - off: No logging
# - classic: Standard logging (info, warnings, errors)
# - debug: Detailed logging including debug messages
# - advanced: Full trace logging with performance metrics
log_mode = classic
# Path to www
www_path = www
# path to public ssl certification
ssl_cert_path = ssl/cert/cert.pem
# path to private ssl key
ssl_key_path = ssl/key/key.key