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# IVLE Configuration File
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# Configuration for Server ('serve') app.
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# These should not need to be modified by admins unless new languages become
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# Note that this configuration file uses mime types to identify files.
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# conf/mimetypes.py may need to be modified to configure mime types outside of
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# the system's default mime types.
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# Mapping mime types to interpreters
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# Interpreters are built-in to IVLE, and identified by their string names.
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# Available interpreters are:
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# Runs any executable file as a CGI program
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# Runs a Python script as a CGI program
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# Runs a Python Server Page (psp) file
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"text/x-python" : "cgi-python",
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"text/x-python-server-page" : "python-server-page",
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# Non-interpreted files fall back to either being served directly, or
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# returning a 403 Forbidden.
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# This decision can either be made with a blacklist or a whitelist.
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blacklist_served_filetypes = False
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# blacklist_served_filetypes = False causes IVLE to disallow all filetypes by
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# default, and use served_filetypes_whitelist for exceptions.
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# blacklist_served_filetypes = True causes IVLE to allow all filetypes by
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# default, and use served_filetypes_blacklist for exceptions.
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# The whitelist/blacklist dictionaries are sets of mime types to allow or
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# disallow respectively.
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served_filetypes_whitelist = set([
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"application/ecmascript",
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"application/octet-stream",
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"application/postscript",
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"application/javascript",
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"application/x-javascript", # Old versions of Python produce this.
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"application/xhtml+xml",
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served_filetypes_blacklist = set([
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"application/x-executable",