do compose/deep[secure[(my-dir) allow]]
attention to the 'level in secure, this means, the compose is not evaluatet!
you have to hack a bit more :)
source secure
secure: native [
{Specify security policies (access levels and directories). Return prior settings.}
'level [word! block!]
Hi, Volker.
Call me idiot, but I didn't understand what you're trying to say here:
do compose/deep[secure[(my-dir) allow]]
attention to the 'level in secure, this means, the compose is not
evaluatet!
you have to hack a bit more :)
source secure
secure: native [
{Specify security
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Subject: [REBOL] Question on Secure (repost) Re:(3)
Hi, Volker.
Call me idiot, but I didn't understand what you're trying to say here:
do compose/deep[secure[(my-dir) allow]]
attention to the 'level
Mike wrote:
Not sure what to say, Andrew. Don't take this personally but your
solutions didn't work whereas Volker's did.
I won't take it tooo personally. I can call my self an idiot for not
checking it? :-)
'source doesn't evaluate it's argument. I didn't check for that. :-(
source
Hello,I'm having a problem trying to change
security settings with 'secure.If i change settings using the file name as
in: secure [%/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/ allow]== [net
allow file [allow read ask write ask execute]] secure
[%/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/ allow]== [net allow file [allow
But if I try using:
downloaddir: %/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/
== %/d/anti%20virus%20downloads/
secure [downloaddir allow]
** Script Error: Invalid argument: downloaddir.
** Where: secure [downloaddir allow]
it doesn't. Shouldn't either way work?
'secure doesn't evaluate the block
