> > actually there are still some users who access lynx via a public service > > (probably not many). So I was keeping that situation in mind. > > Yes, these are the users I was asking about. Is anyone who is accessing a > public access version of lynx going to have editing privileges for a > lynxrc file (as opposed to being able to save the file from lynx), but > not have editing privileges on a lynx.cfg file in their home directory?
I wouldn't recommend a guest user of a public access Lynx being allowed to edit either file, .lynxrc or lynx.cfg. It's hard to imagine an administrator of such a Lynx wanting the .lynxrc file saved from Lynx. The -anonymous switch should shut down all possibility of executing external programs and saving to disk by default. The administrator should have to purposely configure Lynx to open up any holes and give leeway to the guest user. __Henry ; To UNSUBSCRIBE: Send "unsubscribe lynx-dev" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
