Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
LESSON #1: If it looks as if a product is no longer maintained then ask the
maintainer of the product if he has any uncommitted changes in his version
control system.
They're not uncommitted, they're in a public subversion repository
thats' advertised on the
I wish to thank Chris for his helpful comments. I accept them in the playful
spirit in which they were offered. This sort of feedback is essential to people
who are learning.
LESSON #1: If it looks as if a product is no longer maintained then ask the
maintainer of the product if he has any unco
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
I don't know Zope well,
No offence, but that much is apparent ;-)
excellent Squishdot product for three years at Goodbyejim.com. Chris
has moved on to other Zope activities and has not upgraded Squishdot
since 2001.
I still use Squishdot heavilly. I committed
"""Excuse me for saying, but this is all slightly nuts.
Is there some reason you're being so (overly) paranoid?
Chris"""
I don't know Zope well, even though I have been using Chris's excellent
Squishdot product for three years at Goodbyejim.com. Chris has moved on to
other Zope activities and h
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
I will add the URL test. In addition, I will pass a long symettric 64 bit key
to the external method as a parameter, and require the external method to
confirm that the correct key was passed. Since only I have access to my file
system and to my ZMI this is suff
Mark, Jonathan (Integic) wrote:
Using a proxy role on the calling Python Script worked. My guess is that a
clever hacker could call the Python Script continually and then create a race
condition that would permit him to call the External Method
Why would calling a python script continuously s
Jonathan wrote:
if string.find(self.REQUEST['ACTUAL_URL'], 'ExtMethodName') != -1:
return self.REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect('BadUserURL')
This is a pretty weak and silly way of going about this...
Chris
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I have an external method which uses eval(). I would like to prev
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