https.server
A simple HTTPS server, used to serve files and scripts across the network.
Commands
Section titled “Commands”https.server on
Section titled “https.server on”Start the HTTP server in the background.
https.server off
Section titled “https.server off”Stop the HTTP server in the background.
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
https.server.address | <interface address> | Address to bind the http server to. |
https.server.certificate | ~/.bettercap-https.cert.pem | TLS certificate file (will be auto generated if filled but not existing). |
https.server.certificate.bits | 4096 | Number of bits of the RSA private key of the generated HTTPS certificate. |
https.server.certificate.commonname | bettercap | Common Name field of the generated HTTPS certificate. |
https.server.certificate.country | US | Country field of the generated HTTPS certificate. |
https.server.certificate.locality | Locality field of the generated HTTPS certificate. | |
https.server.certificate.organization | bettercap devteam | Organization field of the generated HTTPS certificate. |
https.server.certificate.organizationalunit | https://bettercap.org/ | Organizational Unit field of the generated HTTPS certificate. |
https.server.key | ~/.bettercap-https.key.pem | TLS key file (will be auto generated if filled but not existing). |
https.server.path | . | Server folder. |
https.server.port | 443 | Port to bind the http server to. |
Examples
Section titled “Examples”One liner to serve /var/www/html:
sudo bettercap -eval "set https.server.path /var/www/html; https.server on"