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Mark Volkmann
Aug 14, 2005, 5:00:27 PM8/14/05
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The pickaxe says "prohits loading program files from globally writable
locations" for $SAFE >= 2. Can somewhat clarify what counts as a
"globally writable location"? In the context of Windows, does it mean
that you can load program files from any directory of a local hard
drive unless it is shared?
locations" for $SAFE >= 2. Can somewhat clarify what counts as a
"globally writable location"? In the context of Windows, does it mean
that you can load program files from any directory of a local hard
drive unless it is shared?
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R. Mark Volkmann
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Konstantin Levinski
Aug 16, 2005, 12:02:19 PM8/16/05
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AFAIK "globally writable" means having attribute "writable to all;
anyone can create/modify a file there.". Anyway, it has nothing to do
with sharing directories or serving pages - ruby does not have reliable
means to know what is shared.
anyone can create/modify a file there.". Anyway, it has nothing to do
with sharing directories or serving pages - ruby does not have reliable
means to know what is shared.
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