There's no validation in the router, except that the thread part must be a number
Given the string-split -> match -> string->number sequence, I wonder what happens with:
$ wget --user-agent="Mozilla/5.0 Firefox/66.0" --server-response -O test.html 'https://textboard.org/prog//1'although I will not be triggering it myself on the live instance.
The thing is that I'm not very knowledgeable on licenses and their mutual compatibility. Some files that are not mine are needed to run scheme.bbs (the files in /deps and I made changes to some of theme). Would the AGPL license allow me to redistribute them for instance?
While IANAL, my understanding is that the license you choose applies to your work and your diffs on the deps/*. The original deps/* keep their existing licenses which you cannot switch out, and these already allow redistribution with suitable copyright notices. It is common for a project to have externally sourced subparts under a different source license. You could also simply dual-license your project. However, my question was one of curiosity as to rationale, I do not presume to tell you what license you should apply to your own work.
Secretly patching the code and then withholding the changes for an indefinite time, like you do now, would not be permitted.
That was presumptuous and rude. Bitdiddle has explained the logistical difficulties that cause the current situation.