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by rbanffy 5725 days ago
> especially since they've introduced HTTP.SYS (parts of the HTTP server now run in kernel level).

Isn't it something Red Hat did a long time ago that was widely regarded as a Very Bad Idea?

And why would you use HTTP in this scenario anyway?

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I don't know why it didn't work out for Red Hat but it works quite well on Windows. And honestly I don't know whether they use(d) HTTP or not, but given that HTTP is dead simple and as lightweight as a protocol could get, maybe it wouldn't be such a bad idea to use it for exchanging messages in this scenario.