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- Python isn't sandboxed - What version of Python? They seem to have abandoned semver and are breaking changes across releases. Granted, a Lua-like language
by epage 6y ago
- Python isn't sandboxed
- What version of Python? They seem to have abandoned semver and are breaking changes across releases.
Granted, a Lua-like language would work well for some of these situations. Lua does have the "what version" problem.
- jzoch 6y agoThey didn't abandon semver - semver didnt exist (formally) when python started making breaking changes across releases :)
- toolslive 6y agoI was more talking about things like this: HOME_DIR = '/home/ubuntu' WORK_DIR = HOME_DIR + '/workspace' STARTUP_TIME = time.time() TIMEOUT = 10 * 60 PLUGINS = { 'remoteLogging' : { 'server' : '::1', 'port': 60000 } It's a bad thing if you're doing big side effects at configuration time (creating directories and such) Btw, there used to be a sandbox built in into stock python (Bastion), but they abandoned it (IRC because of security issues)