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Andy Mitchell (afm@biotech.ufl.edu)
Wed, 30 Apr 1997 10:34:40 -0500
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Message-Id: <199704301534.KAA02150@snarl.biotech.ufl.edu> Subject: Re: [mSQL] Help with acl - please Date: Wed, 30 Apr 1997 10:34:40 -0500 From: Andy Mitchell <afm@biotech.ufl.edu>+-- Jeff Pooser <jpooser@mars.gsd.harvard.edu>, wrote:
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| Hey- i resemble that remark :) although I did suggest reloading the
| server, because everything looked fine with your acl file-
;-)
| To further my shame, it appears as if it doesn't actually work ok for
| me....
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| I have the same symptoms as you:
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| My attempt to INSERT to a db write protected by acl fails, but like
| yourself, an update statment seems to get thru the security...
In your example, as in mine, we inserted into the *database* not the table.
Someone pointed out that the acl list protects the tables not the database.
Well...
1.) It seems kind of stupid to even allow inserts and updates to the databse
then - what kind of security is that? "Hmm..can't insert into footbl because
I don't have wrte privs. Hey, how about I just update foo instead?"
2.) It's wrong anyway. I just tried my example with insert and update to a
table (isntead of db) and have the same problem. I am going to keep on
probing. If I discover anything I would be happy to let you know. Hopefully,
after my previous crack, you'll still be willing to let me know what you
find, too. ;-)
Cheers,
Andy
ps. It just occurred to me that (in your example below) maybe your databse
and table share the same name. In any case, it is still a problem!
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