On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 8:02 PM, Brian Cameron <Brian.Cameron at sun.com> wrote:
>
> Andras/Henry:
>
>> note: plugins can be installed in ~/.gkrellm2/plugins too
>
> I thought Henry said that only sysadmins could install plugins.
>
> If an end-user can install and run plugins, is it possible to exploit
> the framework in any way?  If someone tricks a user into installing a
> malicious plugin, what bad things can happen, if any.
>
> Does the sysadmin have control over whether plugins in user $HOME
> directories get recognized or not?

they are recognized and loaded automatically.
check gkrellm.h
#define GKRELLM_PLUGINS_DIR             ".gkrellm2/plugins"
and src/plugins.c
i dont see any restriction

I don't think that the admin can control it.


>
> Brian
>



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