You're right. I assume the permissions are not affected there...
On Aug 17, 2009, at 4:54 PM, Bill Shannon wrote:
> Bill Shannon wrote on 08/17/09 16:43:
>> Lloyd Chambers wrote on 08/17/09 16:14:
>> > 3. Just a weird minor flaw not peculiar to your code:
>> postConstruct() can be called by anything at any time, since it's
>> public. So even a mistake is a problem and could defeat the local
>> password until the servew is restarted: the code as written
>> overwrites the in-memory password, which would then differ from the
>> one on disk. Probably this should be more defensive.
>
> Actually, it will rewrite the one on disk too, so this should be safe.
>
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Lloyd Chambers
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