Howdy all, I've been having an issue with sandboxed evaluations when requiring certain libraries, such as pict or 2htdp/image. I create a module evaluator and provide #:allow-for-require '(pict 2htdp/image etc.). I have this wrapped in a hand-in server type setup. When I start servlet.rkt in DrRacket, everything runs hunky-dory. When I run "racket servlet.rkt", the server spins up fine but when I try "(require pict) (circle 10)" (which works on the DrRacket-initialized one) I get an exception stating that file-read access 'exists' denied for C:\...(current directory)\racket.exe. Then I tried adding (current-directory) to the #:allow-read list, and it complains about C:\Python\racket.exe. If I continue allowing read paths, I see it effectively scans a ton of folders looking for this executable. Yet, when the servlet is started from DrRacket, this is never an issue. Any idea what the source of this discrepancy might be?
Thanks, Ryan
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