2010/4/11 Nicholas J Humfrey <njh@aelius.com> > > >> I have released version 0.3 of RedStore: > >> http://code.google.com/p/redstore/ > >> > >> RedStore is a lightweight RDF triplestore written in C using the Redland > >> library. It is aimed at being a quick to install and easy to use > triplestore for people wanting to test/develop/experiment with semantic web > technologies. > >> > > This is awesome. > > > > Question: do you run this on localhost only, or combine it with some > kind of dyndns technology? > > I don't fully understand your question; but hopefully this answers it. > Sorry if i was unclear, I'm just thinking that in the longer term, this might be valuable to expose to the ouside world. So I was wondering what you do, but as it seems you bind to localhost, that indeed answers my question. > > There is currently no form of access control, so anyone who can access the > endpoint can query/add/update and delete any data. So I would recommend that > you firewall it/bind it to localhost: > > redstore -p 9000 -b 127.0.0.1 > Yes that makes sense. I can bind this to localhost, then allow apache to forward requests, based on which WebID is trying to access the store. > > > nick. > > > >
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