Edmund Urbani wrote:
Vaclav Kaspar wrote:
I want to prevent these example situations
user user1 have in his jsp script something like
FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("/home/USER2/somefile");
fw.write("blablabla");
fw.close();
or
File f = new File(/home/USER2/);
String[] files =File.list(
Vaclav Kaspar wrote:
>>
> I want to prevent these example situations
> user user1 have in his jsp script something like
> FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("/home/USER2/somefile");
> fw.write("blablabla");
> fw.close();
>
> or
> File f = new File(/home/USER2/);
> String[] files =File.list();
> Fi
Pid wrote:
Do you want to prevent all users from access the file system, or permit
individual users access to their own part?
Peter Crowther wrote:
From: Vaclav Kaspar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
For security reasons I
need JSP scripts to run under different users
A single JVM runs a
Do you want to prevent all users from access the file system, or permit
individual users access to their own part?
Peter Crowther wrote:
>> From: Vaclav Kaspar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> For security reasons I
>> need JSP scripts to run under different users
>
> A single JVM runs as a single
> From: Vaclav Kaspar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> For security reasons I
> need JSP scripts to run under different users
A single JVM runs as a single user. To my knowledge, there's no way of
setting threads in a JVM to run as different users, so you're pretty
much stuck if you want to run in a
