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How to Run Apache HTTPD Server Natively on iOS

Running a fully functional web server directly on your iPhone or iPad might sound complicated, but thanks to iSH—a Linux shell environment for iOS—it's incredibly easy. Whether you need to test a local webpage, transfer files, or just want to experiment with server environments on the go, you can do it without jailbreaking your device.

Here is the step-by-step guide on how to install and run an Apache HTTP server natively on your iOS device.

Step 1: Install the iSH App

First, you need to install the terminal environment. Open the App Store, search for iSH Shell, and download it.

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How to Add a "New Text File" Option to macOS Right-Click Menu

One of the most missed features for users switching to macOS is the inability to right-click and create a blank text document. You don't need to buy third-party apps for this! We can build it easily using macOS's built-in Automator.

If untitled.txt already exists, it automatically creates untitled-1.txt, untitled-2.txt, etc., preventing any errors.

Here is the step-by-step guide on how to set it up.

Step 1: Create a New Quick Action with Automator

Open Spotlight (Cmd + Space), type Automator, and press Enter. Click on New Document.