And that's all besides the fact that no one used the internal server for 'real' work. It's not for public use and not representitive of a true production environment.
Finally, if a client wanted to be evil, jumping through such a childish hoop to not pay would not only fail but make the client look like a total fool.
Bottom line is that I see no sense in your original post.
> If one wants to get a job done with paying. Let's say, a parsing job,
> to read a large text file, getting rid of noise, capture sets of data
> and save them to a database. And the environment is as follows: CF6.1
> on Windows XP dev box, MM internal server and Access 2000.
>
> And if "I" want to be the evil person (not to pay the bill for
> service):
> I would
> a) Set security under CF admin enabled and the "zyzds" datasource
> disabled.
>
> Result, the user would encounter the following error when executing
> the parser
> "
> The following is the internal exception message: access denied
> (coldfusion.sql.DataSourcePermission xyzds)
> "
>
> Other than the above a) anything else would allow "me" to be so evil
> to generate the above error?
>
TIA
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