audioserv

audioserv is a minimal HTTP/WebDAV server for serving audio files. It allows you to access your music collection via a web browser or any WebDAV-compatible client.

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Features

• Lightweight and simple
• Serves audio files over HTTP/WebDAV
• Easy to configure and run
• No dependencies

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Build

To compile the audioserv executable:

make all

To clean up all generated files:

make clean

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Installation

Copy the audioserv binary to a directory in your $PATH. For example:

cp audioserv ~/.local/bin/

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Configuration

Create the configuration directory:

mkdir ~/.audioserv
cd ~/.audioserv

Create a symbolic link to your music directory

ln -s /path/to/your/music music

audioserv will serve files from this linked directory.

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Usage

To start the server:

audioserv

It will display the local IP address and port it's running on.

Open a web browser or a WebDAV-compatible app and enter the display address to access your music.

Example

$ audioserv
o audioserv version 0.1 linux/6.16.10-arch1-1
o server address: http://192.168.1.105:8200
* listening on port 8200

Then open that address in your browser or app.

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Exit

CTRL+C to close the server.