That's the point of userland filesystems as a whole. I don't think I'd trust anything being wrapped through the kernel, and then a C API, and then a Python API, and then the wrapper code itself.

This sounds like A Bad Thing to me.. a bit of putting the cart before the horse. "Instead of having our web server turn things into web pages, lets write a 4-layer wrapper interface that will turn files into fully dynamic web pages at the filesystem level!" Eew. I'm cringing just thinking about it.

-Brad

Rob Hudson wrote:
Here's a really fun idea: a filesystem that implements a dynamic
website. Instead of using tools like mod_python to dynamically create
pages, implement a filesystem that dynamically creates HTML files as
they are requested and set up a stock Apache install with the dynamic
filesystem as the document root.

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