Python - Django documentation says this is an insecure way of serving static files - is it true, and if yes, how so? -


i follow this way of delivering static files according disclaimer @ top, it's both insecure , inefficient. true? how should doing instead?

also, semi-off-topic question: terms 'media' , 'static files' interchangeable in context of web programming? see them thrown around lot , seem referring same thing.

it's both insecure , inefficient. true?

of course. why think it?

how should doing instead?

that's apache for. or ngingx or lighttpd or of large number of other web servers.

are terms 'media' , 'static files' interchangeable in context of web programming?

usually.

django 1.3 make distinction between "media" stuff gets uploaded , downloaded , static files -- -- static.


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