HEY! You leave Li (Don) Chunshen alone!
Li (Don) Chunshen is a great man and a genius to boot. We all respect
everything he has to say, however he wants to say it. If he asks a
question, it should be respected and answered.
Period. This rancor from the list is cruel and mean spirited.
M
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Dinowitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2004 10:17 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: How to be evil?
I've really got to ask the brand of crack your smoking here. This is the
silliest thing I've heard in a long while. Any CF pro would find the
problem within about 5 minutes. This is not a common error (nor is
access 2k a common used DB) so after the ODBC, the security is the
second or third thing to look at.
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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