On Wed, Dec 26, 2007 at 01:11:08AM +0000, Rob Savoye wrote:
> +# These settings are compile time options for the security
> +# setting for anything that lets gnash exchange data with
> +# other applications. Currently this only supports Shared
> +# Objects and Local Connections. Shared Objects are like
> +# your web browsers cookies, and Local Connections use
> +# shared memory to execute methods remotely, and to
> +# exchange data.
Note that loadMovie*, getURL, MovieClipLoader, XML, XMLSocket,
LoadVars ... all can be used to exchange data with other applications.
An --{enable,disable}-security option seems confusing to me.
Also, we want the runtime to know about what is not working and
what not due to security issues.
Things like:
SECURITY: SharedObject support was not compiled int
SECURITY: SharedObject support disabled by rc file
SECURITY: read of SharedObject <path> granted (<why>)
SECURITY: read of SharedObject <path> forbidden (<why>)
SECURITY: LocalConnection support was not compiled int
SECURITY: LocalConnection support disabled by rc file
SECURITY: LocalConnection to <shm> granted (<why>)
SECURITY: LocalConnection to <shm> forbidden (<why>)
--strk;
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