// welcome.java 
// -----------------------
// part of the AnomicHTTPD caching proxy
// (C) by Michael Peter Christen; mc@anomic.de
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// Frankfurt, Germany, 2004
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import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.net.UnknownHostException;
import de.anomic.http.httpHeader;
import de.anomic.server.serverCore;
import de.anomic.server.serverObjects;
import de.anomic.server.serverSwitch;
import de.anomic.yacy.yacyCore;
import de.anomic.yacy.yacySeed;

public class welcome {

    public static serverObjects respond(httpHeader header, serverObjects post, serverSwitch env) {
        // return variable that accumulates replacements
        final serverObjects prop = new serverObjects();

        // update seed info
        yacyCore.peerActions.updateMySeed();

        prop.put("peername", env.getConfig("peerName", "<nameless>"));
        prop.put("peerdomain", env.getConfig("peerName", "<nameless>").toLowerCase());
        prop.put("peeraddress", yacyCore.seedDB.mySeed.getAddress());
        prop.put("hostname", serverCore.publicIP());
        try{
            prop.put("hostip", InetAddress.getByName(serverCore.publicIP()).getHostAddress());
        }catch(UnknownHostException e){
            prop.put("hostip", "Unknown Host Exception");
        }
        prop.put("port", env.getConfig("port", "8080"));
        prop.put("clientip", header.get("CLIENTIP", ""));

        final String peertype = (yacyCore.seedDB.mySeed == null) ? yacySeed.PEERTYPE_JUNIOR : yacyCore.seedDB.mySeed.get(yacySeed.PEERTYPE, yacySeed.PEERTYPE_VIRGIN);
        final boolean senior = (peertype.equals(yacySeed.PEERTYPE_SENIOR)) || (peertype.equals(yacySeed.PEERTYPE_PRINCIPAL));
        if (senior) { prop.put("couldcan", "can"); } else { prop.put("couldcan", "could"); }
        if (senior) { prop.put("seniorinfo", "This peer runs in senior mode which means that your peer can be accessed using the addresses shown above."); } else { prop.put("seniorinfo", "<b>Nobody can access your peer from the outside of your intranet. You must open your firewall and/or set a 'virtual server' in the settings of your router to enable access to the addresses as shown below.</b>"); }
        prop.put("wwwpath", "<application_root_path>/" + env.getConfig("htDocsPath", "DATA/HTDOCS"));

        // return rewrite properties
        return prop;
    }

}