th a particular corporate interest, right up to full on
trojans.
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that a reasonable
number of researchers use.
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Given that everything in that zone is public anyway, what's the problem?
I agree that locking down zone transfers is best practise, and allowing open
transfers is odd, but this one looks simple enough and straightforward enough
that I have trouble getting too excited about public information bei
On 2014-06-03 04:09, Dave Howe wrote:
The issue we have with the current TC builds is that they are not
reproducible.
The source code is available online, and is in the process of being
audited, but there is no guarantee the installer almost all the users
have installed TC with contained code ac
akage.
On the flip side, this is a *very* useful feature. Ideally it would have
a "Share clipboard with remote side? (Yes, no, for this session,
always)" dialog the first time someone modifies the clipboard while
TeamViewer is being used to give users some level of contr
alled plugin, but not to install their own.
The same may be true if this plugin were installed in multiuser mode,
although I haven't kept up on what is permitted in multiuser mode, or
whether this plugin works in multiuser mode or not.
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