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Re: Re: Java sandboxing not used much
From: "Louis Solomon [SteelBytes]" <louis () steelbytes com>
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2004 17:17:17 +0000
... from MS-DOS) to a UNIX ... Setting everything 777 sad, but very believable. the opposite sort of silly things also happens ... eg mysql (for win32) requring it's my.ini to be in either c:\ (yes, root) or %windir% how brain dead is that ? and the php docs (for win32) says to stick all the .dlls in your system folder, and php.ini in %windir% ! what I'm getting at here, is developers who don't know how the OS is best used, make a mess when they release their apps, and stick crap in the wrong locations. why do I rant on this point? because mess like this is a good way to confuse people and confusion leads to insecurities. Louis Solomon www.steelbytes.com
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- RE: Opinion re an interesting article on Linux security in Linux Journal Nick Lothian (Mar 10)
- Re: Java sandboxing not used much Jared W. Robinson (Mar 11)
- Re: Re: Java sandboxing not used much Kenneth R. van Wyk (Mar 11)
- Re: Java sandboxing not used much Jared W. Robinson (Mar 11)
- Re: Re: Java sandboxing not used much Louis Solomon [SteelBytes] (Mar 15)
- Re: Re: Java sandboxing not used much Kenneth R. van Wyk (Mar 11)
- Re: Java sandboxing not used much Jared W. Robinson (Mar 11)