Yes. Of course, it's Discworld, not Diskworld
I was listening to the audiobook of
Going Postal when I wrote the first lines of code for Gargoyle. I often listen to audiobooks in the background while I write code.
Going Postal is the Discworld book this little tribute references, and still my all-time favorite.
If you look at a couple of my other github repos, I have one or two where the default username/password combo is "Librarian"/"ookook"
I figure I indirectly control quite a few web servers, it's only 40 bytes and there's no performance penalty... so why not? Also notice the patch numbering.
Incidentally, on a more practical note, at the same time as I added this little tribute I migrated to uhttpd from the old, crusty httpd_gargoyle. httpd_gargoyle was kind of a hacky modification of mini_httpd I created ages ago because there was no option with https support in OpenWRT. uhttpd is a small web server now included with OpenWRT which is better in pretty much every way, so I took the opportunity to finally deprecate httpd_gargoyle. I suspect this will fix some of the infinite redirect problems several people have reported.
I've been meaning to migrate to uhttpd for a while, and I took this as an excuse to do it now, so any patch I added would not need to be redone later when I inevitably switched to uhttpd.
