If the server is a localhost, both client and server can be on the same
machine. See openROV for examples https://github.com/OpenROV
On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 7:45:08 AM UTC+11, Jake Swensen wrote:
I'm new to web applications as well, hence the question. Clarification
question: When
Nobody interest about CGI ?
2014-02-13 6:17 GMT+08:00 Janek ja...@bigpond.net.au:
If the server is a localhost, both client and server can be on the same
machine. See openROV for examples https://github.com/OpenROV
On Wednesday, February 12, 2014 7:45:08 AM UTC+11, Jake Swensen wrote:
On 10/02/14 21:34, William Hermans wrote:
Jack,
Ok perhaps I am missing something, and I by no means mean to be
adversarial here. I am just curious, so If i am missing something
please feel free to enlighten me.
What is the difference between using setuid(0) and having a web socks
app
*The web socket doesn't run the app, the app is always running, probably
started as a daemon from the init system, and accepts messages from the web
socket. Therefore there is no direct execution of a setuid binary from the
web interface.*
Yeah sorry. My failed attempt at shorthand speak. IPC app
I'm new to web applications as well, hence the question. Clarification
question: When using the web sockets protocol, the client and server are
running on two different pieces of hardware, correct? If so, that's great,
because this is the general direction I am heading in with this exercise,
OS Image: Ubuntu Precise 12.04.3 LTS
I'm attempting to control LEDs from a webpage (and eventually other
hardware from the device tree overlay). I've written a C program to toggle
the onboard LED based on the arguments passed to it. This only works if you
run it as root however. I've also
On 07/02/14 21:28, jdswen...@gmail.com wrote:
OS Image: Ubuntu Precise 12.04.3 LTS
I'm attempting to control LEDs from a webpage (and eventually other
hardware from the device tree overlay). I've written a C program to
toggle the onboard LED based on the arguments passed to it. This only
Jack,
Ok perhaps I am missing something, and I by no means mean to be adversarial
here. I am just curious, so If i am missing something please feel free to
enlighten me.
What is the difference between using setuid(0) and having a web socks app
running the app ? Here is my thinking. If you write
My idea was to actually set environment variables to specific values for
different occasions, then have an app/service read the values of the
variables periodically. Whatever that is worth to anyone else . . .
On Mon, Feb 10, 2014 at 2:34 PM, William Hermans yyrk...@gmail.com wrote:
Jack,
Ok
