[A_Porcupine]

Right, Hopefully a simple question that someone can answer, or link me to somewhere with the answer as I can't find it anywhere.

What the is the webserver that seems to be running on the Blackberry tablet on port 80 when connected via USB?

Does anyone known?

Thanks,

Tom Hanson

[playpen007]

I have no clue, but this is what I got from Playbook manual:

3.1.4. Networking and services
3.1.4.1 HTTP services (TCP ports 80 and 443)
HTTP service
QNX runs a version of NetBSD’s bozotic HTTP server[8]. This is a robust HTTP daemon implementation that supports CGI 1.1 and several versions of HTTP. A code review of the server didn’t reveal any significant issues. However, contrary to security good practice, the service was run as root (from /etc/inetd.conf):

#http server is required in production to do backups and development installs http stream tcp nowait root /usr/sbin/bozohttpd httpd –c /opt/www/cgi /opt/ww/root https stream tcp nowait:120 root /usr/sbin/bozohttpd httpds –c /opt/www/scgi –Z /etc/www/cacert.pem /etc/www/privkey.pem /opt/www/root

[A_Porcupine]

Hmm... Well from what I can see so far i think that it's used for running CGI scripts to complete dev stuff.

[A_Porcupine]

Does anyone have a copy of the CGI scripts, I would get them, but of course I'm not root and I can't access shell via ADB any more.