But IF you can update VOC, you CAN bypass remote voc, which is what David said!
As part of your security you need to make sure that users CAN'T update VOC
(which is rather harder than it seems at first glance).
Cheers,
Wol
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Is this because you can change the permissions on the VOC to read-only?
Does this have an affect on anything else?
Bill
Susan Joslyn wrote on 10/15/2008 4:35 AM:
David,
With the use of remote voc you really can prevent by-pass of wrapped TCL
commands. Completely, unequivocably.
Regards,
Here is a link to John Dvorak's most recent musings about Windows 7.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2332430,00.asp
Notice the #1 item on his wish-list is an file system that Pick managed 40
years ago!
Bill
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Mike... Wow, the 64bit is an easy solution. I tried something with
either the create-file or the resize command 6 months ago and it failed
with my conclusion at the time that it must not be supported on our
windows 2003 platform. Yesterday I used the create file with the 64bit
option and it
David,
With the use of remote voc you really can prevent by-pass of wrapped TCL
commands. Completely, unequivocably.
Regards,
Susan Joslyn
SJ+ Systems Associates, Inc.
PRC(r) Real software configuration management for U2!
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Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2008 08:26:00 +1100
I concur I use 64bit files for anything over 2 gig now and I am on a 32
bit Windows 2003 server
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We have a few distributed files on UV 10.1.18 on Windows 2003 32 bit. 64
bit files would be better but I thought there were limitations in their
use on a 32 bit OS, especially with DYNAMIC files?
I seem to remember from the UV internals course that UV/Net can have
problems accessing the file.
Which can get interesting if you have some of that old pre-EXECUTE
legacy code that generates a Proc, writes it to the VOC, and CHAINs to
it. Or that executes CREATE.FILE. Or that...
Of course, you can put a trigger on the VOC to log changes.
Regards,
Clif
On Oct 15, 2008, at 5:40 AM,
We decided to try (64bit Type30 on 64bit OS) part files on a couple of
large transaction files because it made archiving easier for us. We
could just drop off a chunk at a time.
However, we've since discovered that part files can't be used with
SBClient SmartQuery because it uses S/REFORMAT verb.
UV/Net doesn't handle Distributed Files (32- or 64-bit) - it's a
published 'feature'.
You have to refer to the individual part files.
Actually, that seems like a good Better-and-Better submission ...
Regards
Mike
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