Hi Alessandro,
On 23.02.2016 17:22, Alessandro Pasotti wrote:
Yes, but Andreas probably meant that plugin support is still compiled
into the server.
yes - if you compile yourself, you can disable it in the CMAKE settings.
Still, we never measured any noticeable performance issue with plugins
enabled (as long as thre aren't any of course, otherwise it will
obviously depend on what the plugins do).
yes - only master versions between 2.12 and 2.14 were affected. It has
been fixed meanwhile.
There was indeed a performance issue with the new access control
implementation (now hopefullt fixed) but IIRC it's still only in
master, to be release soon.
Also, we aren't aware of any security issue, if you (Andreas) know
about any security issue I would definitely like to know more about that.
I am not aware of any security issues around QGIS server Python plugins.
It is just good to disable stuff if you don't need it and opt-in if you
need it.
Andreas
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