On May 31, 11:19 pm, Mk 27 <[email protected]> wrote:
> I even grepped through the API for "\.js\.erb" and it's not in there
> even once...perhaps the suffix recently changed? Anyway, any pointers
> to reading material here would be much appreciated.
>
template extensions have two parts: the js (or html, or something
else) tells rails what you are producing. the second part tells rails
what should be use to render it: erb, haml, markaby, builder etc...
js.erb just means 'this is javascript and you should run it through
erb first). Other than that there's not a whole lot to explain.
>
> I am just working at home while learning anyway. I was surprised when I
> noticed I get unrestricted access to the filesystem by default; I
> presume WEBrick was not intended for security. I would assume that
> if/when I put something up on a real server, they will not be permitting
> that possibility if it can be prevented? Otherwise I'm surprised anyone
> hosts Rails at all...but further thoughts from anyone would be welcome.
that's up to you really. Run your app code as a user that doesn't have
access to more than it needs to.
Fred
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