>From: "James P. Salsman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >A MUA might ask the console operator for permission to proceed when: > >1. A mail message wants to run a program. (e.g., ECMAscripts.) > >2. An attachment is executable. (Nearly universal practice.) > >3. A program wants to write to a file. (Usually not trapped more >than once per execution if at all.) > >4. A program wants to read your address book. (Does any mail system >that offers this functionality limit it at all?) > >5. A program wants to send mail. (e.g., having MAPI's Send notify >the user and queue the proposed message as a draft instead of sending.) > 6. A program wants to send a file to somewhere. Or any permanently stored information (like cookie but not limited). - Leonid Yegoshin.
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