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TonyNo
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Can we have a way to specify which files, besides PSP's, get parsed before being served out? This would be very handy, for example, for my current project with SVG files.
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dhoward
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Tony,
What Ive done so far for the next beta is modified the webserver so that pages ending in PSP, HTML, and ASP will all be parsed for PSP code. HTM files will not be parsed.
I thought about adding some kind of flag for various extensions as to whether they should be parsed for PSP or not, but thought it may potentially lead to a security violation. It may not, but I want to mull it over to make sure I don't open up any potential holes.
The trick to the new changes in the next version is that PSP and ASP pages use the PSP security check while PSP contained in HTML will only require the HTM/HTML security flag.
Let me know if you see any potential problems with this and I'll look into what else can be done for the version after next.
Dave.
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TonyNo
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Hmm. Not sure about the security-risk angle. Need to think about that.
I'll think about other formats that would be helpful to have parsed, besides SVG.
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Topic: Parsing Served Files (Web)
