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thomas@inorbit.com wrote: > > Brad: > > On Sat, 08 December 2001, "Brad Jensen" wrote: > > > And it doesn't use LODRUN - my guys think that program is a > > security breach > > Your product doesn't utilize LODRUN? or LODRUN cannot be used with your >product? I wouldn't be surprised by the former; but the latter would >jeopardize wide acceptance in the future and doesn't seem to make sense anyway. Mine doesn't require it, but it can be used (thanks to Albarsa for pointing this out, and my tech guy agrees.) > Now, I imagine few who create distribution CDs would use your product for >some time to come. There simply wouldn't be many sites to distribute them to, >i.e., very few sites could process such CDs. (That has nothing to do with >whether your product is any good; it simply takes time for market penetration.) I don't understand any site with a cd reader on their As/400 can read these cds, whether they use LODRUN or RSTLIB/RSTOBJ > And because of that, support for LODRUN seems irrelevant for the foreseeable >future. I'm not following you. > However, I'd sure like to know HOW your product managed _not_ to support >LODRUN -- if that's what you meant. it's what I thought I meant, but I was wrong. All LODRUN does is load a program from the Cd and run it, and that program copies the files from the CD. > And I'd certainly like to know specific perceived security issues with LODRUN > that might not be true with alternatives to LODRUN. > > Tom Liotta I think I misunderstood my tech guy, to a degree, as I seiad the conversation was in 1998. His point then (and now) is that security conscious people will generally want to reste the libraries themselves, rather than using ann untested vendor program. Some of you disagree. -- Brad Jensen brad@elstore.com President Electronic Storage Corporation Tulsa OK USA 918-664-7276 LaserVault Report Retrieval & Data Mining www.Laservault.com www.eufrates.com - Add distance learning to your site with easy course preparation
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