A cgi script for shortening URLs and managing bookmarks.
NOTE MOVING FROM GITHUB!!! The new location for this project is: https://git.sh0.xyz/bookmark-sh.git/
This script generates a very basic basic web page to shorten URLs. Drop the
file in your cgi-bin directory and setup a directory and the script does all
the work.
The script also supports personal bookmarks. Using the accounts on your server, users can login, shorten URLs and add names and tags.
Everything in the script is basic shell and system commands. User accounts are those on your server. Databases are two flat files, one to hold cookies and one to hold links. Keep it simple.
Setup a directory to store the database information. Permissions should be set to your cgi/web account.
# mkdir /var/lib/bookmark.sh
# chown http:http /var/lib/bookmark.sh
# chmod 700 /var/lib/bookmark.sh
Next drop the script into your cgi-bin directory. Modify the configuration
and change it's permissions to executable.
# vim /srv/http/cgi-bin/bookmark.sh
# chown http:http /srv/http/cgi-bin/bookmark.sh
# chmod 700 /srv/http/cgi-bin/bookmark.sh
Once the options are configured (see section below) you can add users via the command line. Once user is created they can change the password once logged in.
# /srv/http/cgi-bin/bookmark.sh adduser foo bar
If the password is lost, just run the same command to replace with a new password.
# Path to store database info
DB_DIR="/var/lib/bookmark.sh"
# Title of page
TITLE="Bookmark.sh"
# Faull URL path. This is used in the HTML generation, all forms will
# point to this path
URL="https://example.com/cgi-bin/bookmark.sh"
# Login expiration (in seconds)
EXPIRATION=3600 # 1 hour
# Expand delay (in seconds)
DELAY=3
# Enable User accounts
# This allows the script to run as a bookmark app as well
# as a URL shortener. If you just want a shortener set to
# false.
ENABLE_USERS=true
# List of users that are not allowed to log into this service
BLACKLIST=(root http nobody)
This script uses bash_cgi created by Philippe Kehl. See site for more information.
The rest of this script is released under the New BSD License