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Re: global hooks - once again

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ESEugene Sajine <euguess@gmail.com>
Date
Jul 6, 2010, 12:23 UTC
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> How do your users disable execution of global hooks in this scheme?
> (to protect themselves from an evil system administrator)
>

In a corporate environment it is not the case, i believe. If sysadmin made a mistake a with hooks, he will have to fix it, but there is no point in overriding on user level as hooks in this case will be something about company policy, aren't they?

Thanks, Eugene

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