I guess (hope) that if you run Jrun (+apache?) as root, then it -actually- runs the
JVM setuid to
user www or nobody. You would need
to add a policy for that user.
If you can't find a document telling you who the user is, you could write
a servlet to tell you.
Tim.
Davide Baroncelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>I have a problem, and I don't understand whether it is a jdk bug or some
>kind of strange configuration problem. My problem is: it seems that every
>time I install an RMISecurityManager in a servlet and from a "root" account,
>the system ignores the policies I specified in my .policy files (both the
>system file and the ".java.properties" user one, located in my system root
>directory) and acts as if there where no policy file at all, assuming the
>default restrictive permissions.
>
>URL http://www.westhawk.co.uk/
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