![]() The message I got is 500 Internal Server Error. The request means that showing the “/path/to/the/frontend/package.json” file. Let’s try curl request with this argument. When we send a request, the server points “/path/to/the/frontend/build”. As expected, I see the exact source code when I enter the address (localhost:8000). And, we are going to use the curl command.īy using another console screen, we can enter the command. To test, we need to run the server first. If we can upper-level directory or file that is not allowed to be disclosed, we can see any information from the server. ![]() Path Traversal AttackĪccording to, Rocket prevents the path traversal attack. It is ready to serve CSS or JS files to make our page beautiful. The value of it is “/path/to/the/frontend/build”. The “page_directory_path” variable is what we’ve seen before. When the browser requests “ the last part of the string (“static/main.css”) is the value of the “file” argument. To match with multiple elements, we use dot-dot(“.”) operation. The get attribute should be mentioned first. # fn files ( file : PathBuf ) -> io :: Result Here is the starting point that setting up integrating Rust rocket and React. To build an app, I want to build using Rust Rocket as a backend and React as a frontend. Usually, before going out, I check the air quality and I get the idea of the automation. After the Covid-19, all kinds of the indoor fitness center are shutting down. By using API or crawling, checking the air quality in Seoul and sending it to my email every 8 a.m. The second one is creating a real-life app using Rust. The first is reading the source code and explain how it works. After I took a course from Udemy, I want to check my understanding of Rust using multiple approaches.
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