Jan Schütze wrote: > Hello, > > just wanted to get an overview about the state of the mod_wombat module. > > *Base Dir & Safemode* > Do we got something like this(e.g. like in php), yet?
-0.9; This is being removed from PHP in 6.0, IIRC... It just has too many problems, when you start adding 3rd party extensions/modules, which do their own IO. They started to solve more of this in 5.x, using IO streams everywhere, but for some libraries it still was extremely difficult, and there are still many security issues from this 'mis-feature' IMO. > *Dis(/En)able loading of .dll/.so* > It should be possible to disable loading such files from the scripts > directory, because it would (/can) allow execution of functions, which > aren't exported by the default lua-libraries. I think via the httpd.conf you should be able to: - Control Loading of Lua Code in external files - Control Loading of modules/dll/so. > *Inline Error Display* > Last time while talking with Brian , we noticed that its really easy to > write a "error handler" in mod_wombat. But one thing I was only able to > see in log are the syntax parse errors. > Is there something like an inline-display implemented, yet? +0.5, I would ask that it is disabled by default however. > *short tags* > Am not sure if we talked about this yet, but do we have <?lua ?> or <% > %> tags? > Though the module follows a handler-style (not executing whole script, > just calling a handler function), this feature may not be implemented, > but since its common on most web-scripting languages, I ask about its > state. I think we should be careful about inventing another inline templating/scripting language. Thanks, -Paul
