[php-src] Issue #7990: Build only php -S, passthru(), redirect to server from symlink
| From: | guest271314 | Date: | Sat, 22 Jan 2022 21:53:15 +0000 |
| Subject: | [php-src] Issue #7990: Build only php -S, passthru(), redirect to server from symlink | ||
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Issue: https://github.com/php/php-src/issues/7990
Comment Author: guest271314
@damianwadley It's not a web page. It is a local file. A locally unpacked extension is a local
folder consisting of a manifest.json file, and/or other files. Those files are mapped to the
extension URL
chrome-extension://<id>/test.txt. When I am on example.com and
click the extension icon the only files involved or executed are local files. The redirection from
the local file test.txt would be to the local php -S localhost not redirection to any external
website. Everything is local. The sound emitting from the local system, e.g. PulseAudio, the php -S
builtin-server, the Chromium extension,the test.txt file. I have done something similar with
inotify-tools that emits events for open, close, modify. I was asking if when I do
$ ln -s test.txt localserver that localserver be an alias for, or be redirected to the
local php -S instance running in the same local directory. Someone else asking a similar question on
stackoverflow which was never answered. The system crashed during experiments, I lost the bookmark.
Native Messaging approach uses less local resources than local server. However, connecting from an
arbitrary web page to Native Messaging is not direct. I will probably stay with that approach. I was
simply preforming due diligence in determining if a concept is possible: fetching local file (or
symlink), which I can already do on any site, and redirecting the local file (or symlink) request to
the php built-in local server. A modest proposal.
In any event, I will continue trying to manifest what I am trying to achieve myself. Thanks.