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  1. Using `python3 -m http.server` for testing, coding or troubleshooting on a machine with a public IP (server, e.g.) is unsafe because by default it binds to `http://0.0.0.0:8000/` (not `127.0.0.1`) which means the directory it serves will be exposed to the whole Internet full of scanners.

    P.S. Don't blindly trust me: never tested it in practice.

    #Python #Security #HttpServer

  2. Because we moved for some months to the ⛰️ #mountain house to have some family time with my parents, the toy must work as well without access to our home's (local-only) #homeassistant instance, so I enabled the internal #httpserver and bookmarked the (static) ip address in my and wife's phones. Now we can control it also via the mountain house's wifi 🛜
    🧵
  3. Because we moved for some months to the ⛰️ #mountain house to have some family time with my parents, the toy must work as well without access to our home's (local-only) #homeassistant instance, so I enabled the internal #httpserver and bookmarked the (static) ip address in my and wife's phones. Now we can control it also via the mountain house's wifi 🛜
    🧵
  4. Because we moved for some months to the ⛰️ #mountain house to have some family time with my parents, the toy must work as well without access to our home's (local-only) #homeassistant instance, so I enabled the internal #httpserver and bookmarked the (static) ip address in my and wife's phones. Now we can control it also via the mountain house's wifi 🛜
    🧵
  5. Because we moved for some months to the ⛰️ #mountain house to have some family time with my parents, the toy must work as well without access to our home's (local-only) #homeassistant instance, so I enabled the internal #httpserver and bookmarked the (static) ip address in my and wife's phones. Now we can control it also via the mountain house's wifi 🛜
    🧵
  6. Because we moved for some months to the ⛰️ #mountain house to have some family time with my parents, the toy must work as well without access to our home's (local-only) #homeassistant instance, so I enabled the internal #httpserver and bookmarked the (static) ip address in my and wife's phones. Now we can control it also via the mountain house's wifi 🛜
    🧵
  7. Server HTTP que sirve una página con 2 sliders que comandan 2 lamparas a 220v utilizando wifi con un #ESP8266.

    #arduino #httpserver not #iot jaja

  8. Server HTTP que sirve una página con 2 sliders que comandan 2 lamparas a 220v utilizando wifi con un #ESP8266.

    #arduino #httpserver not #iot jaja

  9. Server HTTP que sirve una página con 2 sliders que comandan 2 lamparas a 220v utilizando wifi con un #ESP8266.

    #arduino #httpserver not #iot jaja

  10. Ever needed a quick #httpServer to serve up some local files?

    I always use the basic python built-in module (http.server), but it has a few limitations like not being able to turn off CORS protection.

    But I just found this project, which supports that and also has a few cool features like rendering markdown files and basic HTTP auth.

    github.com/patrickdappollonio/

    #http #developerstoolbox #developers

  11. Ever needed a quick to serve up some local files?

    I always use the basic python built-in module (http.server), but it has a few limitations like not being able to turn off CORS protection.

    But I just found this project, which supports that and also has a few cool features like rendering markdown files and basic HTTP auth.

    github.com/patrickdappollonio/

  12. Ever needed a quick #httpServer to serve up some local files?

    I always use the basic python built-in module (http.server), but it has a few limitations like not being able to turn off CORS protection.

    But I just found this project, which supports that and also has a few cool features like rendering markdown files and basic HTTP auth.

    github.com/patrickdappollonio/

    #http #developerstoolbox #developers

  13. Ever needed a quick #httpServer to serve up some local files?

    I always use the basic python built-in module (http.server), but it has a few limitations like not being able to turn off CORS protection.

    But I just found this project, which supports that and also has a few cool features like rendering markdown files and basic HTTP auth.

    github.com/patrickdappollonio/

    #http #developerstoolbox #developers

  14. Is there a simple open-source #HTTPserver out there that, out of the box, does GET, POST and PUT by reading from *and writing to* the #filesystem? (Yes, I know about the security problems with this; right now, I don't care about them.)

  15. Is there a simple open-source #HTTPserver out there that, out of the box, does GET, POST and PUT by reading from *and writing to* the #filesystem? (Yes, I know about the security problems with this; right now, I don't care about them.)

  16. Is there a simple open-source #HTTPserver out there that, out of the box, does GET, POST and PUT by reading from *and writing to* the #filesystem? (Yes, I know about the security problems with this; right now, I don't care about them.)

  17. Is there a simple open-source #HTTPserver out there that, out of the box, does GET, POST and PUT by reading from *and writing to* the #filesystem? (Yes, I know about the security problems with this; right now, I don't care about them.)

  18. Is there a simple open-source #HTTPserver out there that, out of the box, does GET, POST and PUT by reading from *and writing to* the #filesystem? (Yes, I know about the security problems with this; right now, I don't care about them.)