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# OpenBSD httpd, slowcgi and cgit
Last modification on 2021-04-11
This is a guide to get »cgit« working with
»OpenBSD httpd(8)« and
»slowcgi(8)« in base. OpenBSD httpd is very simple to setup, but nevertheless
this guide might help someone out there.
## Installation
Install the cgit package:
# pkg_add cgit
or build it from ports:
# cd /usr/ports/www/cgit && make && make install
## Configuration
### httpd
An example of »httpd.conf(5)«:
httpd.conf.
### slowcgi
By default the slowcgi UNIX domain socket is located at:
/var/www/run/slowcgi.sock. For this example we use the defaults.
### cgit
The cgit binary should be located at: /var/www/cgi-bin/cgit.cgi (default).
cgit uses the $CGIT_CONFIG environment variable to locate its config. By
default on OpenBSD this is set to /conf/cgitrc (chroot), which is
/var/www/conf/cgitrc. An example of the cgitrc file is here: »cgitrc«.
In this example the cgit cache directory is set to /cgit/cache (chroot), which
is /var/www/cgit/cache. Make sure to give this path read and write permissions
for cgit (www:daemon).
In the example the repository path (scan-path) is set to /htdocs/src (chroot),
which is /var/www/htdocs/src.
The footer file is set to /conf/cgit.footer. Make sure this file exists or you
will get warnings:
# >/var/www/conf/cgit.footer
Make sure cgit.css (stylesheet) and cgit.png (logo) are accessible, by default:
/var/www/cgit/cgit.{css,png} (location can be changed in httpd.conf).
To support .tar.gz snapshots a static gzip binary is required in the chroot
/bin directory:
cd /usr/src/usr.bin/compress
make clean && make LDFLAGS="-static -pie"
cp obj/compress /var/www/bin/gzip
## Running the services
Enable the httpd and slowcgi services to automatically start them at boot:
# rcctl enable httpd slowcgi
Start the services:
# rcctl start httpd slowcgi
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