Re: Calabash safe mode? As a web service?

Well, I could try loading the source pipeline from a http: URI, then?
 Eventually I was hoping to hack on it to get it to load the pipeline from
an in-memory blob (string?); running as a web service it seems wasteful to
write a POSTed pipeline out to disk before running it.  Perhaps the pipeline
to be run could be passed in on stdin in the source input port, and a
default base pipline could then eval that...
-Leif

On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 11:39 AM, Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com> wrote:

> Leif Warner <abimelech@gmail.com> writes:
> > I was wanting to run Calabash behind a web service that has the
> > pipelines generated and fed into it from a Javascript pipeline GUI
> > tool. For this, I would want to restrict pipelines from writing to the
> > filesystem (other than temp), and running arbitrary commands. I can't
> > seem to get calabash -S (safe mode) to run on anything, though; it
> > just gives a dynamic error about access to that resource not allowed
> > on simple pipelines like say, the included pipeline.xpl test pipeline.
>
> Oh, dear. I've made it just a little too restrictive, haven't I?
> It won't even load the source pipeline from a file: URI.
>
> I'll try to fix that for the next release.
>
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