It's a daemon, root can run it, you can fire it up at
run time,by adding it to rc.d.
Since root ran it you can
store the DB settings in a file only root can access
(you can use another user, it doesn't have to be root).
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Brother Frankus. | [reply] |
Right... but how do you prevent any script on the system from asking for the DB settings?
- Ant
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This is where we came in, isn't it?
How's about having a db table of all the permitted
scripts and methods to retrieve this data and amend it?
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Brother Frankus. | [reply] |
