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There are several context (in particular security sensitive ones) where a service should be exposed only over a unix socket and not over the network (like blackholed does). At the moment, connecting to these services from Redbean is more difficult than it could be with a little bit of syntax sugar.
It'd be great if Redbean's Fetch could accept a unix:// address and not just http and https instead of having to use the barebones unix.socket, unix.bind, unix.write and unix.read dance.
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Support unix domain sockets in Fetch
[redbean] Support unix domain sockets in Fetch
Apr 28, 2024
There are several context (in particular security sensitive ones) where a service should be exposed only over a unix socket and not over the network (like
blackholed
does). At the moment, connecting to these services from Redbean is more difficult than it could be with a little bit of syntax sugar.It'd be great if Redbean's
Fetch
could accept aunix://
address and not justhttp
andhttps
instead of having to use the barebonesunix.socket
,unix.bind
,unix.write
andunix.read
dance.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: