This my be more appropriate for a Java list, but I've search around and have found no information.
Platform: Sparc 4m/4u Solaris 2.7 Java 1.3.1_2 & 1.4 Turbine 2.2 When working with the upload routine, I wanted to test for a files write-ability and found java.io.File().canWrite() always returns true (if the file exists). So even if I make a file read-only (-r--r--r--), canWrite() returns true, and my file can be overwritten. I am running the tdk on a privilege port, so it runs as root. With the above effect I can't protect any of my files (system or not) at the OS. Is the some SecurityManager or SecurityPolicy I need to run? I thought those targeted Applets - How do others run there app as root but protect (obey) the file system? Thanks, Cliff -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
