Re: [dev] Security

Hi, I remember that I have the same problem. Microsoft Operating Systems manage badly subdirectories that are deeper than 8. So Anti-viruses treated that as a virus action. The same thing for tar files as anti-viruses can access to compressed files (without passwords). Regards, Toufik On Tue,

[dev] Security

February 7, 20117:52 AM Hello: I downloaded your program a few months ago and I love it. I am still learning how to use it fully. However, recentlyI had cause to wonder about it I have Avira Antivirus. I also have XP Professional and Netzero. A few days ago, I had looked at a video about

Re: [dev] Security

Off hand, this is just as likely to be a problem with the virus software simply failing on a valid file. My recommendation is that you take the file in question and upload it to an online virus scanning site... I have not tested or used any of them in a while, but, here are two possibilities

[dev] security question

To Whom It May Concern, I recently downloaded your open office version 3.2. Ever since that download, I have gotten a blue screen warning me that a software issue has caused Windows to stop my computer. This is the first time I have ever used your product and I REALLY enjoy it. Any

Re: [dev] Security

Cool :) I guess you should visit the OOo Security Project, and subscribe to that mailing list: http://security.openoffice.org Malte. Ravipriya Thushara wrote, On 10/21/09 06:26: Hi, Im developing a File format fuzzer for Open Office.org. So It'll be easier to find vulnerabilities using it.

[dev] Security

Hi all, Are there any known security flaws in the latest openoffice version that has been disclosed? I only seem to be able to find bulletin page for the vulnerabilites fixes for all the different versions. If anyone feels uncomfortable revealing this information even though it's

[dev] security Open Office Writer

Hello! I have a file Easterly.odt. I have used save/as with password to protect it. However, I am not sure how secure it is when opened in OpenOfficeWriter.I assume that it is in memory when editing. Can you please advise. This file is the text of a book that I am writing. I am also running

Re: [dev] Security: how to avoid to pop up the Basic IDE?

Peter Eberlein wrote: Hi Mathias, Mathias Bauer schrieb: Peter Eberlein wrote: Macro security is about macro execution, not about availability of the BasicIDE. And that's the point. You cannot forbid the execution of internal non-document-bound macros with the security settings.

Re: [dev] Security: how to avoid to pop up the Basic IDE?

Peter Eberlein wrote: Hi, we want to restrict the use of the Basic IDE, but because of a missing error handling in OpenOffice's macros, it is simple to produce an error and to access the IDE (e.g. bind the macro Depot.Depot.AddShortCuttoControl() to a field, a frame, a graphic). The

Re: [dev] Security: how to avoid to pop up the Basic IDE?

Hi Mathias, Mathias Bauer schrieb: Peter Eberlein wrote: Macro security is about macro execution, not about availability of the BasicIDE. And that's the point. You cannot forbid the execution of internal non-document-bound macros with the security settings. Regards Peter