+ Using WEBrick with Hobix

[why the lucky stiff]

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understanding of how to use Hobix.

Someone asked about serving Hobix sites through WEBrick.  Here is an idea.

=== Using WEBrick to Serve Your Blogs ===

Hobix generates static HTML by default, so it'll work with any web server.

For example, here's a WEBrick server which will scan your ~/.hobixrc and 
setup a subdirectory for each one.

   #!/usr/local/bin/ruby
   require 'webrick'
   include WEBrick

   s = HTTPServer.new(
       :Port            => 2000,
       :DocumentRoot    => Dir::pwd + "/htdocs"
   )

   ## mount subdirectories
   require 'hobix/config'
   require 'hobix/weblog'
   config = File.open( File.expand_path( "~/.hobixrc" ) ) { |f|
   YAML::load( f ) }
   config['weblogs'].each do |name, path|
       weblog = Hobix::Weblog.load( path )
       s.mount("/#{ name }", HTTPServlet::FileHandler, weblog.output_path)
   end

   trap("INT"){ s.shutdown }
   s.start

So, if you have a blog which you call 'test', it will appear at 
http://localhost:2000/test/.  In order for this to work right, that URL 
needs to be added as the 'link' in that blog's hobix.yaml file.

_why