> You seem to be aware of the fact, but I'd like to point it out
> explicitely: from a security point of view, this is completely useless.
> As HTML stripping is often done for security reasons, I fail to see the
> interest in such a feature.
That depends where you do the checking, yes html vali
> Just discussing this with some colleagues today and we got onto a
> marshalling data and it occured to us it would be nice to do something like
> that would only allow p and
> br in the html. Ok, its easy to get around with a fake form, but how about
> being able to only specify certain html ta
steve,
unfortunately 2.5.0a1 had some serious issues alpha2 should come out
really soon and fix them. in a nutshell, alpha1 is unusable. you can stop
playing ;)
jens
On Sunday, October 28, 2001, at 04:20 , Steve Spicklemire wrote:
>
> I don't know if I'm doing something wrong, but when
I don't know if I'm doing something wrong, but when I try to unpack and
run Zope-2.5.0a1 I can't seem to authenticate manage_workspace. I
haven't snooped much, but it seems that "options" in Management.py comes
back empty:
>
/usr/local/etc/Zope2d/lib/python/App/Management.py(147)manage_work
Em Quinta, 25 de Outubro de 2001 17:39, Leonardo Rochael Almeida escreveu:
> This is a really long shot and I have absolutely no knowledge of
> Interbase but, are you sure it is 'ISO8859_1'? shouldn't it be 'ISO8859-1'?
Nope,I'm sure it's 'ISO8859_1'. The silliest part is that everything works
fi
Or use a session cookie for the user/pw - when the user changes their
password, change it in the current session, as well. Basic Auth is not
going to allow you to do this at all[1]
Anthony
[1] ok, there's a possibility that you could do browser specific JS to
hack the stored auth credentials,
Thank you,
I did it with an external method
def t (self) :
cp = getattr(self, 'Control_Panel')
delattr(cp, '_objects')
and it worked.
life is full of wonders
Robert
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