Is there an http(s) server on the live spin?

[ToddAndMargo]

On 06/09/2015 05:26 AM, Ron Leach wrote:
> List, good afternoon,
>
> Because we have only a slow Internet connection, and are capacity
> limited, we don't have a recent spin on which we could check whether
> there is an https server present or running.  We have some older spins,
> and these do not have any service running on localhost:80.  One reason
> for wondering whether there was an http server present is that we were
> thinking of using a live spin on a spare laptop to create a temporary
> web-server, for example at an offsite event, or even in our own network
> for temporarily serving whatever content.
>
> Is an http server included on the current spin?  If so, can it also
> provide https service, even if using a temporary self-signed certificate?
>
> Grateful for any information,
>
> regards, Ron

Hi Ron,

Not seeing one on 127.0.0.1:80 with Fedora-Live-Xfce-x86_64-22-3.iso
You could always do a direct install to a USB stick and
do a dnf (yum) to install the http server.  That way,
it won't be volatile, like a live DVD.

Currently, the above iso will not correctly install to a
flash drive, but the gnome one from Fedora will.  Then
do an "dnf groupinstall xfce" to get Xfce.  (Gnome has
gotten really, really W-I-E-R-D.)

HTH,
-T