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That also implies that you can't just test a foreign config file without first reading and understanding what it does, as just using one would imply arbitrary c
by eptcyka 5y ago
That also implies that you can't just test a foreign config file without first reading and understanding what it does, as just using one would imply arbitrary code execution.
- kevin_thibedeau 5y agoThis is a place where Tcl excels. You can easily create restricted sub-interpreters that can't do anything dangerous. If you need more power for trusted scripts you just reenable selected commands.
- spacechild1 5y agoSame thing with with Lua!