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  • Do you prefer the HTML web interface or Webv4 interface?

    From Tenbucket@VERT/SUNNET to All on Wed Nov 18 00:07:45 2020
    POLL
    • Do you prefer the HTML web interface or Webv4 interface?
    • Not sure which I should trust the most
    • 1) HTML/JS
    • 2) Webv4
    • 3) I only use SSH/Telnet
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  • From Mortifis@VERT/ALLEYCAT to Tenbucket on Wed Nov 18 07:17:13 2020
    Trust is a relative thing; trust what exactly?

    I use both runemaster web ui as well as webv4 ui, though webv4 is the more robust of the two, especially for modding web scripts. I also use telnet/ssh/rlogin, but the question is compare rune-master/webv4.

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  • From Nightfox@VERT/DIGDIST to Tenbucket on Wed Nov 18 09:48:42 2020
    Re: Do you prefer the HTML web interface or Webv4 interface?
    By: Tenbucket to on Wed Nov 18 2020 12:07 am

    Not sure which I should trust the most

    1: HTML/JS [5 55.56%] √
    2: Webv4 [4 44.44%] √

    uhh.. The webv4 interface uses HTML and JavaScript, so I'm not sure what this question means. What are you referring to by the "HTML/JS" interface here?

    Nightfox

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  • From Mortifis@VERT/ALLEYCAT to Nightfox on Wed Nov 18 14:31:00 2020
    uhh.. The webv4 interface uses HTML and JavaScript, so I'm not sure what this question means. What are you referring to by the "HTML/JS" interface here?

    Nightfox

    I figured he meant 'preference' between the stock runmaster (../web/root) vs webv4 (../webv4/root)

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  • From Tracker1@VERT/TRN to Tenbucket on Thu Nov 19 14:33:41 2020
    On 11/17/2020 10:07 PM, Tenbucket wrote:
    Not sure which I should trust the most

    1: HTML/JS
    2: Webv4
    3: I only use SSH/Telnet

    HTTPS with either HTML/JS or Webv4 is probably the "safest". I think, assuming you've setup/enabled the Let's Encrypt functionality, it should likewise be a trustworthy cert for NNTP as well though.

    SSH is fine if you trust the initial connection and Telnet is inherently insecure.

    Still wish a few clients (like SyncTERM) supported a websocket endpoint
    for RLogin.

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