I've been looking at Rado's patch to upgrade the sage notebook to
twisted 11, and it looks like his patch effectively removes the
'subnets' option from the notebook command:
- ``subnets`` -- list of strings (default: None) a list of
strings that define subnets; if given, requests to the
notebook server from ip addresses that are not in any of the
listed subnets are ignored. See `this Wikipedia article`_
more about subnets. An example input is
``subnets=['192.168.1.0/24', '216.34.0.0/16']``, which
accepts any address of the form ``192.168.1.*`` or of the
form ``216.34.*.*``. For serious use, you may want to
instead use your operating system's firewall, which is
probably more robust and reduces the load on the server.
Note that ``127.0.0.1`` is always allowed no matter what.
So: does anyone use the subnets option? As mentioned in the docstring,
it would probably be better to use a firewall rather than this option.
Does anyone object to getting rid of the subnets option?
Thanks,
Jason
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