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Chris,

On 5/4/2009 7:31 PM, Chris Brookes wrote:
> Yeah the OWASP guide was pretty good, there was one there for Tomcat
> 5.5, that was part of the base for my guide along with a couple of
> other key resources The DISA Tomcat checklist titled "Web Checklist
> Tomcat Version 6 Release 1.5" at
> http://iase.disa.mil/stigs/checklist/ was also pretty good.

I didn't read that DISA stuff in too much detail but it seemed worthless
to me. <shrug>

> As far as enabling security manager is concerned, my guide does say
> that the rules in catalina.policy need to be assessed against the
> business requirements of the application and that the default
> catalina.policy provides limited protection which needs to be
> assessed on an application by application basis.

Actually, the default /allowances/ are exceedingly limited. Try turning
on the security manager and see how much of your stuff breaks.
Basically, nothing works if you just enable the security manager right
out of the box. That's a good thing: you should be extremely limited
unless you specifically make allowances for certain things.

I think you have your logic wrong on this one.

- -chris
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