Hi,
No.. "no level check" means just that, thread level check is skipped,
either because they are just simple functions and those checks are pure waste
on time and resources, or because thread level logic does not apply, or it is
not configurable.
This does not relate directly to security in all cases: osGetAgentIP
does not check thread level anymore
It makes no sense (it it ever did) to keep the rule of having a
"allow_name" for ALL ossl functions, and only those, when some LSL ones should
actually have it also.
Detection of the physics engine (in future possible more simulator
features/settings) cannot be a security issue, That must be open information,
or it is useless.
Ubit
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Subject: [Opensim-users] latest osslEnable.ini - (git master: 6bac44e)
git master: 6bac44e767819b6aa82d0ed503c5bcc7f72b9883
question:
so commands with no level check should not be enabled..?? in terms of security
P.S.
"Allow_osCheckODE" should be Moderate or High, this is more important than
level "none" commands...
core and/or scripting engine commands should be (very)high level in terms of
security...
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