Hi,I am building a sandbox with Mono which will be used to run untrusted code
uploaded to the site. I wanna enable coreCLR security for this and limit the
number of things which a user can do in his/her code. Here is my code
verifying custom BCL. I have a custom assembly list towards which I verify
and return false if the assembly is not in the list. The problem seems that
even if I return false for one of the assemblies the execution moves forward
and never throws a security exception as expected :). This function is
registered as callback and I can see the call getting into this function and
it returning a FALSE for one of the assemblies verified but mono doesn't
seem to fail and moves to next assembly where it passes and returns TRUE
again. Am I missing something in the way it is implemented?Thank youstatic
gbooleandetermine_platform_image(const char *image_name) { gchar *dir,
*name; unsigned int i; if (!image_name) return FALSE; dir =
g_path_get_dirname (image_name); if (!dir) { g_free (dir); return
FALSE; } name = g_path_get_basename (image_name); g_free (dir); for (i =
0; i < G_N_ELEMENTS (platform_code_assemblies); i++) { if
(g_ascii_strcasecmp (name, platform_code_assemblies [i]) == 0) { g_free
(name); return TRUE; } } g_free (name); return FALSE;}
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