Mochabot log - CommonJS IRC channel: #commonjs on irc.freenode.net

2010-07-25:

[1:24] * Dantman drools over the idea of using ssl client auth instead of exposing management tools to the public
[5:38] <Dantman> Gah... I hate passphrases...
[5:40] <Dantman> Screw the passphrases, I'm not creating a fancy CA... just one to sign the certificates used in internal systems
[6:49] <Dantman> Heh... not like a passphrase for an internal CA really matters anyways... When the CA is only used to sign certificates used by internal apps, If someone finds a way to get root access to one of the machines the CA is stored on, we'll have bigger issue than someone signing a ssl certificate and pretending to be signed by us... they could just access the servers directly or installing something to steal even more useful passwords instead of going through
[6:49] <Dantman> the extra trouble
[9:48] <giacecco> hi all, any advice for a CommonJS-compatible server-side XML parser?
[9:49] <ondras> http://code.google.com/p/v8cgi/source/browse/trunk/lib/dom.js
[9:51] <giacecco> thanks ondras, any advice on docs for a speedy start?
[9:51] <ondras> well
[9:51] <ondras> not much
[9:51] <ondras> http://code.google.com/p/v8cgi/wiki/API_DOM
[9:54] <giacecco> thanks!
[9:59] <ondras> you are welcome
[9:59] <ondras> please make sure to report any issues you encounter while using this module
[9:59] <ondras> as it is not widely tested and/or used afaik :/
[10:04] <giacecco> I'm not that great developer, I guess I'm going to have lots of trouble :-)
[13:09] <Dantman> Mmm... apticron... gemwatch... now I just have to keep an eye for updates on puppet dashboard and phpmyadmin
[17:16] <Wes-> giacecco: keep in mind that any of the spidermonkey-based embeddings have e4x you can use to parse XML
[17:16] <giacecco> e4x?
[17:34] <giacecco> Wes: I am using RingoJS, do you say that e4x is likely to be part of it "out of the box"?
[17:38] <giacecco> yes!

 

 

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