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Is it possible to serve not a index of a directory but rather an html file using Python SimpleHTTPServer on path '/'?

Having directory with one file login.html serves a directory index on path '/'.

I've been following along with this article, trying to create my first Flask API from scratch. I had to update my computer in the middle of my work and I don't think I successfully closed the terminal beforehand.

When I try to run my application now from the home directory of my project, in the section titled "Creating a RESTful Endpoint with Flask", I get a long stack trace ending with this:

How can I pass the public_dns value of the aws_instance resource to the user_data section ?

I compiled my C file to wasm using:

I am new to Python so i wanted to ask you for help.

In old versions of Python to create a server which would not store any logs and its standard output was redirected to dev/null to avoid saving information, we executed the following instruction:

I'm doing the xss challenge on tryhackme.com (https://tryhackme.com/room/xss). The 7th task asks me to use a simple keylogger

I am using a WebAssembly based software that uses multi-threading that requires SharedArrayBuffer. It runs fine both in Chromium local/deployed, and Firefox 89 deployed, but since the best performance is under Firefox, I want to test and tune it on my machine, so I run python -m SimpleHTTPServer. In this situation, when I open 127.0.0.1:8000 or 0.0.0.0:8000 in Firefox, SharedArrayBuffer is undefined. Perhaps this is a security setting, but when using localhost, I'm really not interested in Firefox's interpretation of the situation -- this should just run. How can I make it work? Do I need a different web server, different settings?

I have a very specific question for you today.

I am a bioenergeticist and with my basic skills I developped a tool that helps me create files for my patients.

I use it with a Lenovo tablet TB-X306F, originally Android 10 now 11. My tool is a short HTML file with a CSS and 3 pictures. There is a canvas that lets me draw arrows and circles around human body parts (background pic). There are also a few textareas that lets me type the client's name, his symptoms and so on. When I'm done I print to a PDF file and that gives me a nice sheet for each client.

In my office there is no internet access, so the html file, the css and the pictures need to be stored locally.

Until now I used Opera and the 'file:///storage/emulated/0/Download/yyyyy.html' trick and it did great. Until android 11 came. I guess the restrictions must have tightened because since last week, right after that update and still with Opera's authorizations maxed out, I get the error 'ERR_ACCESS_DENIED'.

I can't seem to find a way around it that completely works.

• I tried Chrome, Firefox, Opera, same error.

• I tried to store the files in a SD Card, same error.

• I tried to store the html file as an Offline page in Chrome and Opera, it works a few times then either the page disappears or the canvas won't be showed anymore.

• I tried installing Simplehttpserver app, but as I'm moving my tablet home to answer emails, then in the office where there is no internet, the server randomly changes ip, turns off then on...

• I tried uploading the files to a storage website, then downloaded the files from Chrome. This time it opened the HTML file but the pictures don't appear.

• The Webview that I tried didn't have the option to print, and this is mandatory for me.

• Rolling back to android 10 would be a short term solution, since I will have to change the tablet someday anyway.

I'm getting out of ideas. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Olivier

I'm developing a Vanilla JS library. This library will have to expose an object, let's call it sdk: this object will contain all the library methods, so a potential user can do