[Building Sakai] Experiences with enabling content.html.forcedownload?
Steve Swinsburg
steve.swinsburg at gmail.com
Mon Oct 29 16:16:37 PDT 2012
Hi Kevin,
Sakai 2.9 will include the ability for content to be hosted on a separate domain. It will be documented in the 2.9 release notes soon.
cheers,
Steve
On 30/10/2012, at 2:46 AM, Kevin Pittman <kevin.pittman at oit.gatech.edu> wrote:
> This past summer, we upgraded from Sakai 2.5 to 2.8, and chose to turn
> off the content.html.forcedownload setting since we'd never had it in 2.5
> and we didn't want to introduce such a notable change in functionality
> without understanding it better. We're now making plans for whether or
> not to turn on that setting for our next semester, and I'd like to get
> some input from the rest of the Sakai community if possible.
>
> Are there any other schools that moved from an early version of Sakai
> to 2.8 and chose not to enable the forcedownload setting on their
> instance? If so, are you using some other technology to try to protect
> against imbedded Javascript in uploaded HTML files? If your school did
> enable the setting, can you offer any insight into the problems it caused
> at first and how you dealt with them?
>
> Since the big issue with the direct opening of HTML files is the potential
> for Javascript to run in the same context as Sakai, has anyone ever looked
> into a way of configuring Sakai CLE to behave like OAE, where content files
> are delivered over a different port? I'm no expert on Tomcat and Java, so
> it may be completely infeasible, but I theorize that it might be possible
> with some creative Tomcat reconfiguration.
>
> Thank you,
> Kevin
> Georgia Tech Sakai Application Administrator
>
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