Brian,
You're using Jokosher/jokosher at the beginning of a sentence, should be
"Jokosher"?
>
> Note that, by default, the jokosher FreeSound extension saves the
> user's FreeSound username and password in plaintext in the user's
> jokosher $HOME configuration. When the plugin is used after initial
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You use "extension" all the time expect this, so I think should be
"extension" instead of "plugin" here.
> login, the username and password values are filled in for the user.
>
> However, on Solaris, we will patch the code so that this feature is
> disabled, and the FreeSound extension will not save the username and
> password information to the user's $HOME directory. This will mean
> the user will need to re-enter this information each time they restart
> jokosher and wish to use this plugin.
Any possible use gnome-keyring to store/load the password?
>
> 4.2. Interfaces:
>
> Exported Interfaces Stability Comments
[...]
>
> SUNWgnonlin Uncommitted Package.
I do not think SUNWgnonlin package should be in the Exported table.
> 4.7 Security Impact:
>
> None.
Since Jokosher offer functionality to allow access
http://www.freesound.org/ with username/password, I'm afraid there is
some network security concern.
-Halton
