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Re: Multilingual webserver
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lugnet.off-topic.geek
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Mon, 9 Jan 2006 11:29:27 GMT
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Dan Boger wrote:
> Yes, you use an external script for the mapping... But it is a fairly
> simple perl script. And the infinite loops are avoided by having the
> actual URLs be off a separate tree - /lego/dat/model.dat could be
> rewritten as /real-files/12351/58273/model.dat... And just have the
> rewrite rule not apply to /real-files.
But what would I then do if somebody made links to /real-files?
> I would not recommend writing your own, though, if more security is the
> goal. Have you thought of stripping apache from all the modules you
> don't need? It can get very very lean!
But Apache is still written in C. I have already written my own special-purpose
web-servers a few times, so it is not something I haven't tried before. And I
trust my own code more than that of most C programmers.
Play well,
Jacob
--
City X'ers truck (building instructions):
http://lego.jacob-sparre.dk/CityXers/Ladvogn/
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| (...) Well, first of all no one would ever see /real-files in any url or location bar, so they wouldn't know to link to it. And anyway it is easy to set up access such that direct requests to that URI would be denied - accept only 'subrequests', as (...) (18 years ago, 9-Jan-06, to lugnet.off-topic.geek)
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| (...) Yes, you use an external script for the mapping... But it is a fairly simple perl script. And the infinite loops are avoided by having the actual URLs be off a separate tree - /lego/dat/model.dat could be rewritten as (...) (18 years ago, 7-Jan-06, to lugnet.off-topic.geek)
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