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10 Print "I am not worthy" + CHR(10);
20 GOTO 10
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Would be interested to see if the panel thought there's mileage in suggesting that it's unlikely that the user should want to open *any* type of file - and hence we could either assume an extension (and add it on explicitly before passing the filename to the ope() ?) - or offer a list, which would map to extensions (not just add on the field value (which could be faked to blank or a pipe)) Also - could the script not be forceably chrooted ? JAPHN (JAPH Novice)

In reply to Re^2: why extra slash in regex? (was "Warning our Fellow Monks") by Anonymous Monk
in thread Warning our Fellow Monks by Ovid

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