cesweb

Serves files out of the CES server ces.pubcom.org to your browser. CES only speaks UDP, so this is the way in from the web.

Files go by their path on the server. Leave the host off and it means ces.pubcom.org:

• /s/<path> — what the operator put up (browse it: /s/index.html)
• /p/<path> — public files
• /h/<pubkey>/<path> — someone's home directory
• /f/<name>/<path> — a named directory

So /s/welcome/index.html pulls the demo page every CES server ships. A path ending in / gets index.html.

What it costs

Reading a file costs the gateway a little on ces.pubcom.org. Its account there —

1f2320380c9315d45a62f0c0b0ffe468eb04218d271a180ef3af60505bdbb347

— holds 70,368,742,658,017 credits right now. Anyone can chip in by sending it credits from their own wallet:

cesh --server ces.pubcom.org:53830 transfer 1f2320380c9315d45a62f0c0b0ffe468eb04218d271a180ef3af60505bdbb347 <amount>

(Run ces.pubcom.org yourself? Just mint to it: ces credit <amount> 1f2320380c9315d45a62f0c0b0ffe468eb04218d271a180ef3af60505bdbb347.) When it runs dry, file pages come back 402.

Dev tools

Interactive things — a terminal into a running program, like the /s/dice game. See /dev.