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Re: Are plasmoids expected to be good citizens
by Richard Moore on Tuesday 25/Mar/2008, @10:36

> Does you have a source for this?

This is the best doc I've found on ruby safe levels (especially the table at the bottom):
http://phrogz.net/ProgrammingRuby/taint.html

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Re: Are plasmoids expected to be good citizens
by Sebastian Sauer on Tuesday 25/Mar/2008, @11:17

> http://phrogz.net/ProgrammingRuby/taint.html

Thanks for that link and now I am impressed since at $SAFE>=2 it really says chmod should be prevented. Uh, I've to add. That's really new to me and its even more surprising it's written down in a book while being just not true/valid. Guess that was the last destroyed difference between books and TV :)
Re $SAFE>=4 and "Can't invoke exit, exit!, or abort." Neither exit or abort works if embedded, but exit! does and that even with SAFE==4. Hmpf, http://www.math.hokudai.ac.jp/~gotoken/ruby/man/function.html#exit_bang says unlike abort and exit the exit! function ignores any handlers. Fine :-( Anyway, added to my todo and will be fixed asap, thanks for that hint!

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Re: Are plasmoids expected to be good citizens
by Richard Moore on Wednesday 26/Mar/2008, @02:10

Yes, I checked the ruby source code too and the code matches this reference.

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