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How does this differ from the cgi-bins of yesteryear? Also, regarding environment sandboxing: it's probably worth looking at the direction the CGI spec went in

• avleenvig 14y ago
  It depends where you draw the line. CGI's were passed many variables and an environment by the web server. In that respect, this is closer to a web server - the only thing it doesn't handle is the very lowest level network listening.
  • alberich 14y ago
    >the only thing it doesn't handle is the very lowest level network listening. Which makes it a bit imprecise to call it a web server made with bash (as it requires netcat). I clicked on the title already wondering how would it be possible to open a socket with bash only.
    • sliverstorm 14y ago
      I think you're being a little overly pedantic.
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