Issue409315
Created on 2001-03-17.04:38:41 by leknor, last changed 2003-01-01.03:42:10 by st0rmid.
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Created on 2001-03-17.04:38:41 by leknor, last changed 2003-01-01.03:42:10 by st0rmid.
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msg2990 (view) | Author: William McArthur (leknor) | Date: 2001-03-17.04:38:41 | |
I want to write something like a web game where people can write scripts and submit them to be run on my server. I would like to avoid reinventing the wheel and use jython but I need a way to prevent people from writing scripts that access some data like the file system or privileged data and that won't get stuck in infinite loops. Does jython support this kind of runtime security? If not is there a plan for it? |
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msg2991 (view) | Author: peter hunt (st0rmid) | Date: 2003-01-01.03:42:10 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=557549 I suppose you could invoke the jython interpreter from within your Java program, and set a SecurityManager before you execute it. |
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