This is a test.
Peter Donahue
No weapon that is formed against thee shall prosper.
Isaiah 54:17
While for our princes they prepare
In caverns deep a burning snare,
He shot from heaven a piercing ray,
And the dark treachery brought to day.
Anonymo
If you want to call a CF Web page with SSIS you can:
-Use a Script Task, which exposes the capabilities of .NET.
-Create a script file, using a language like VBScript, that launches Web
pages, and call that script file from SSIS or SQL Server. The Execute
Process Task should work, or you can hand
So ... a client wants to know just how risky it is to temporarily
allow java.security.AllPermission ?
It's clear it's not good, but how bad is it? What exactly could
someone do to a server that's behind firewalls and load balancers?
thanks,
Chris
Here's what they're asking about enabling:
This depends what permissions your cf setvice runs under, if you jusy
installed as default then cf has full system access via java.
Regards
Russ Michaels
On Sep 19, 2012 11:53 PM, Chris 0404tow...@gmail.com wrote:
So ... a client wants to know just how risky it is to temporarily
allow
Yes, CF runs under Local System. So CF has full system access. That's
the danger from the applications on the server. What about an external
attack -- what could be done, specifically?
thanks,
Chris
On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 7:21 PM, Russ Michaels r...@michaels.me.uk wrote:
This depends what
So ... a client wants to know just how risky it is to temporarily
allow java.security.AllPermission ?
Why do they want to allow it? That might give you some insight into
what bad things could happen as a result.
Yes, CF runs under Local System. So CF has full system access. That's
the
Yes, CF runs under Local System. So CF has full system access. That's
the danger from the applications on the server. What about an external
attack -- what could be done, specifically?
That really depends on what the applications do, and how well they're
written. An attacker can run
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