Document self-hosted HTTP servers

[Josh-Cena]

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[Josh-Cena]

@slorber Maybe you should enforce squash-merging by unchecking the other two options in "Merge button"?

[slorber]

@slorber Maybe you should enforce squash-merging by unchecking the other two options in "Merge button"?

Done

That looks good to me.

I guess we could add self-hosted software with their default settings in a table in the repo readme? maybe separated from the CDN services

[cmdcolin]

Thanks for making this thread. I am a little concerned about having issues with running on a "bare" http server like python3 -m http.server , this "bare" server appears to also have the most similar behavior to an amazon s3+cloudflare that is setup, but the python3 -m http.server is probably much more easily setup for testing.

I thought I had something working with https://github.com/facebook/docusaurus/issues/5570

If anyone has ideas about this, a simple repro is here

https://github.com/cmdcolin/docusaurus-nav-issue

I thought the prepare script in https://github.com/slorber/trailing-slash-guide/blob/main/docs/Solutions.md#post-process-your-static-site-generator-output-before-deployment was maybe helping but it seemed to maybe have issue still

One possible solution is adding

trailingSlashes:true

And then making all my doc links have a ../

[ex1](../ex1)

[Josh-Cena]

@cmdcolin I'm still navigating through the mist of HTTP server options out there :P Some seem to have dependency on others, and most have pretty identical behaviors. I'll try my best to make things illustrative and concise