# Packages
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# Functions
New constructs a new FileServer.
# Constants
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
Verbosity levels.
Verbosity levels.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
Verbosity levels.
MessageSize is the maximum negotiable message size.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
MinSize is the minimum size that will be accepted.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
Verbosity levels.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
Verbosity levels.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
These are the error strings used by the fileserver itself.
# Variables
ErrCouldNotSendErr indicates that we were unable to send an error response.
ErrEncMessageSizeMismatch indicates that the message encoder and the fileserver disagrees on the max msgsize.
ErrHandlerPanic indicates that a handler panicked.
# Structs
FileServer serves an io.ReadWriter, navigating the provided file tree.