> That's sort of the point: they shouldn't be. Neither can people logged > into my properly setup XP PC as users. If you are "properly" running > Squeezecenter as a System Service it should not have its config files > somewhere where anyone logged in can bork them up. I think it's fine > that the new Squeezecenter can be run as an insecure app for Joe > sixpack (if his botnet PC has enough CPU cycles left ;-) ).
As I mentioned in my previous posting we had to find a trade-off. If we put the data in a protected place, support (or these forums) would be overwhelmed by users calling why they're loosing their configuration when switching from service to app mode (and vice-versa). If you care about SC's data then it should be easy enough for you to get the permissions right or configure the service to use different folders. > It is disappoiting SqueezeCenter seems to be moving > away from that paradigm; on Windows at least. Feel free to add the prefsdir argument to your service's configuration. -- Michael _______________________________________________ beta mailing list beta@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/beta
