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Hi,
I'm helping my school try to secure their MacPerl
scripts.
The server is running appleshare IP 6 and the
latest macperl binary download from www.macperl.com
I find that I can write a script on another
macintosh with macperl installed, upload it to the server, and have that script
open any file in any directory on the server. Of course this is a bad
thing and we would like to have this avoided.
Is there a plausible way to restrict what
privilages the scripts that are uploaded have?
It seems that the scripts don't obey folder
user/group privalges. And setting the USER environment variable in the
MacPerl application seems to have no effect.
Please help, any suggestions would be
appreciated.
-Mel
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