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it seems that there is currently no easy way to run pywebdav3 read-only (short of running it as a user w/o write permissions, which on linux afaict requires root privileges). please consider adding a read-only switch to the default server.
implementation-wise, i'd suggest splitting the FilesystemHandler class into a FilesystemReadHandler and a FilesystemRWHandler (apart from the last two methods, the code already looks like it's split accordingly); this would ease auditing compared to a flag set to the FilesystemHandler.
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it seems that there is currently no easy way to run pywebdav3 read-only (short of running it as a user w/o write permissions, which on linux afaict requires root privileges). please consider adding a read-only switch to the default server.
implementation-wise, i'd suggest splitting the FilesystemHandler class into a FilesystemReadHandler and a FilesystemRWHandler (apart from the last two methods, the code already looks like it's split accordingly); this would ease auditing compared to a flag set to the FilesystemHandler.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: