server {

# this is a comment 

	server_name our_server;

	listen 0.0.0.0:4040;

#	client_body_limit asdfa;
#	client_body_limit 400;

	index index.html; # this is another comment
# i think root requires leading /
#	root goop;
	root /www;
#	root www/test;	# also works
#	root /www;	# stat does not like this kind of definition
#	root /usr;	# because it's looking at / aka absolute path
#	root ~/Programming/42/group_webserv/www;	# didn't like thise either
#	root /home/me/Programming/42/group_webserv;	# but this is fine

	location /test {
		root /www/test;
		index index.html;
	}
# If not explicitly set, ConfigParser need to genererate a location block
# like this for path "/" (based on field "root" and "index" of the server)
	location / {
		root /www;
		index index.html;
		allow_methods DELETE;
	}

	allow_methods GET POST;

	location /test/something.html {
		allow_methods GET POST DELETE;
	}

#	location /something/long/here {
#	}

	location /something/long {
	}

	location /something/long/here/but/more {
	}


# ok in theory if one were to go to /test they would get the index in www
# as opposed to the one in /website...
#	location /test {
#		root /www;
#	}

}