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Serve custom 404

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    Hi everyone,

    I understand that surfer is meant to be a simple static file server - that is why we have chosen it for hosting a few sites. It can be integrated into CICD pipelines easily - thanks for that. The only missing feature is serving a custom 404 site. Maybe this could be added if its useful for others as well.

    Thanks. 🙂

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      Hi everyone,

      I understand that surfer is meant to be a simple static file server - that is why we have chosen it for hosting a few sites. It can be integrated into CICD pipelines easily - thanks for that. The only missing feature is serving a custom 404 site. Maybe this could be added if its useful for others as well.

      Thanks. 🙂

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      @stantropics you can place a 404.html into the folder and it will serve that instead of the built-in one, if that is what you are looking for.

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        @stantropics you can place a 404.html into the folder and it will serve that instead of the built-in one, if that is what you are looking for.

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        @nebulon Awesome - that's exactly what I am looking for! Thanks! 🙂

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