I made a few changes to the policy file to hopefully be a bit more secure.
This is on Chrome, with java 7u51.
I had to set my java windows control panel global security setting to
medium, which is idiotic, and I should be able to do this for a specific
jar, but oh well.
The policy file is in c:/Program Files
(x86)/Java/jre7/lib/security/java.policy for 32-bit java, and I found out
the hard way that updating java stomps this file and you have to redo
this. You need to edit this file as administrator, I think.
I have my wiki in C:/users/checker/writing/wiki/, but instead of keeping
the TiddlySaver.jar in that dir (which would make it writable by the
below), I put in a jar/ subdir. I had to modify my wiki source to load the
archive:
archive='jar/TiddlySaver.jar'
>
Here is the policy snippet:
> grant codeBase "file:C:/users/checker/writing/wiki/jar/TiddlySaver.jar" {
> permission java.io.FilePermission
> "C:${/}Users${/}checker${/}writing${/}wiki", "read, write";
> permission java.io.FilePermission
> "C:${/}Users${/}checker${/}writing${/}wiki${/}*", "read, write";
> permission java.io.FilePermission
> "C:${/}Users${/}checker${/}writing${/}wiki${/}wikibackups${/}*", "read,
> write";
> };
>
>
my backups obviously go to wikibackups/
Hope this helps, and I think it's a bit safer than the original
recommendation of keeping the jar file in the same dir as the wiki.
Chris
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