Re: servlets-ssi.renametojar

2001-11-29 Thread Paul Speed
Hello, In my playing around with security, I've been attempting to break-out the AllPermission for the $(catalina.home}/server classes into something more granular to allow more refined tweaking. Here's what I have so far: grant codeBase "file:${catalina.home}/server/-" { permission java.

Re: servlets-ssi.renametojar

2001-11-29 Thread Paul Speed
Glenn Nielsen wrote: [snip] > > Glad to hear you had success using Tomcat with the Java SecurityManager. > Where I work we have several different installs of Tomcat. All of them > use a much more restrictive policy file than the default catalina.policy. > At one point the Tomcat 4 Security Man

Re: servlets-ssi.renametojar

2001-11-29 Thread Paul Speed
Glenn Nielsen wrote: > > I am pleased to see the interest in security issues. > > But when developing solutions for security issues we need to remember > that Tomcat4 can use the Java SecurityManager. And in almost all > cases the security needed can be achieved by using catalina.policy. > We

servlets-ssi.renametojar

2001-11-29 Thread Paul Speed
Hello, I'm currently looking into the security issues pertaining to enabling this by default. I followed the conversation for why it is the way it is, but now that I'm actually in the guts of the thing, I don't think I fully understand. The issue as I remember it is that the SsiExec class in se