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A question arose in relation to a bug fix:
Do any of the production systems you know of consciously use world
write permission on either the $ONCONFIG file or the $INFORMIXSQLHOSTS
file?
What about non-production systems?
If the answer is yes, is there a good justification?
If the answer is "not consciously, but yes", is there a reason not to
fix it?
Thoughts on a post-card - please (ok, either a reply posting or an
email direct to me).
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Jonathan Leffler #include <disclaimer.h>
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