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Tom Securing the restore commands is a great way to prevent unauthorised production deployments - especially when you have hostile programmers on your site :) Nothing focuses the mind on locking things down like having a group of people intent on breaking the rules ! Cheers >Evan: > >On Fri, 07 December 2001, Evan Harris wrote: > > > I hate the idea that a password that has save/restore capability ends up in > > a script, no matter how short the time frame. > >I'm glad this was mentioned. *SAVRST is dangerous, granting the ability to >bring an AS/400 down (for all practical purposes) in a few seconds. Few >sites control it unfortunately. > >Tom Liotta
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