Kevin Cox

It appears that the stdweb crate used by cargo-web is basically incompatible with cargo-fuzz. Simply referencing a function such as `console!(log, "Anything")` is enough to break the build. [fuzz-web.tar.gz](https://github.com/rust-fuzz/cargo-fuzz/files/3962492/fuzz-web.tar.gz)

Any updates on this? Manually encrypting my home directory after installation take away a lot of the benefit of using Antergos IMHO.

Yes, right now if I run say lms, Jellyfin and allow SSH logins then a compromise in Jellyfin or any logged in user will be able to access lms directly....

You can't really, because you end up needing to bridge the networks for the reverse proxy to access. You **can** achieve this with firewall rules if you really wanted. But...

I see. It does indeed seem that Wt doesn't have support for this. I have filed a feature request in their tracker: https://redmine.webtoolkit.eu/issues/8287

> I like this idea, but it has to be done carefully, since there is a assumption that modules map to files. Completely agreed. > A multi-file module would usually...

I think you are right about the caching. In some cases it is useful to know the original response. It might even make sense to have an API to discover...

> As we know, check cache on disk might be slow for sometime, which means we should turn off this feature by default. I think having it off by default...

> async fn load(&mut self, url: &Url) -> Result; This isn't good enough. The cache key for HTTP is more than just the URL. It includes headers that are mentioned...

Right, I forgot about that dependency. I guess there are two main options: 1. Provide a method to get the vary header(s) for a URL. 2. Make `load` fetch a...