yes. i thought about that too
i guess its too slow to use the ip as whitelist ?
or some kind of authorization.
this is just an example.
let the app look at a specific place on the domain for a specified
code/file.
but thats time consuming. unless it could be stored for future use
or perhaps on the first request on a new domain. uploading a specific
file. and only get access to the app if that file exists.
well. as you probably have guessed. im not a python programmer and i
know very little of the limitations. and whats best. but you know.
sometimes the best solutions comes from someone who does not think of
limitations. :)
On 3 Jun., 17:26, Samuel Alba <
sam.a...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
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> yes I planned to add an option to do it. Only an option ecause it
> could be a security problem to let everyone use your appengine account
> directly to cache objects (by modifying the URL), maybe we can couple
> this with a list of authorized domains, but it means that we'll need
> to edit and push again...
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> - Sam
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> On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 12:46 AM, mortal <
to.mor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi. i was wondering if it would be possible to make it more dynamic ?
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> > lets say i have several domains. and wanted to add new once on the
> > fly. without the need to configure and deploy each time. ?
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> > either to let the app automaticaly fetch the url
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> > class Static(cache.Service):
> > origin = 'http://'.$fetchurl
> > maxTTL = 2592000 # 1 month
> > ignoreQueryString = True
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> > or include the complete url in the requesthttp://
mycdn.appspot.com/mydomain.com/images/myimage.jpg