On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Martin Freedman wrote:
>
> But I must be missing something with regard to using anlgform.html
> as a test. Any switches it or any page PUTing to anlgform.pl that
> are, say, for DNS or SETTINGS, will be forbidden by anlgform.pl,
> but any name name value pairs in analog.cfg will not be
> filtered/forbidden through anlgform.pl? This is the only way I can
> see how SETTINGS ON and HOSTURL are set since otherwise I
> should never have been able to get SETTINGS ON working when
> called by anlgform.pl (since it is in @forbidden()). Nevertheless
> DNS did not work this way...Stephen mentioned that DNS would not
> work through anlgform.html/pl - surely this then must be in addition
> to anything I noted above or what?
>
The form forbids DNS as above. But it also sets DNS itself, to READ if a
DNSFILE was specified, and to NONE otherwise.
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