2 ms·
Sorta. I evaluated it a long time ago and decided against ever touching it due to its remote import functionality. Apparently it's crazy to think that your conf
by junon 5y ago
Sorta. I evaluated it a long time ago and decided against ever touching it due to its remote import functionality. Apparently it's crazy to think that your configuration files shouldn't be issuing HTTP requests.
- strogonoff 5y ago> Apparently it's crazy to think that your configuration files shouldn't be issuing HTTP requests. Depends on what language runtime can do with those responses. Arbitrary code execution in a config (a la Django settings and indeed OP’s idea) can do much more damage, but even that doesn’t scare many people as this kind of configuration is considered an inherently trusted source.