As part of the archive flow, the
pathname location table (if used) should be modified to point each library reference to the appropriate location in the design-specific library.
When executed by the ASP middleware, the following code creates the physical
pathname d:\users\jdoe\databases\as.
The Select-Files-to-be-Indexed menu item allows any file on any drive to be specified by supplying its complete
pathname.
A URL is composed of a protocol identifier, a server address, and a file
pathname.
where verb is either display or modify, unit is the
pathname to the functional unit of interest (for instance, motherboard.
The command line always remains at the bottom of the screen, showing the user what drive is currently selected and the current
pathname.
CoreLabs researchers developing the exploit for CVE-2007-1744 realized that, by using a specially crafted
PathName to access a VMware shared folder, it is possible to gain complete access to the Host's file system.
On the other hand, an association @oblocal
pathname::foreign
pathname@cb is sufficient for intrasystem processes (where 'foreign
pathname' means a
pathname created by foreign processes, not a
pathname on a foreign system) [11].
Standards-based data format with longer
pathname support than
These represent, respectively, the account name, the encrypted password, the user ID number, the user's default group ID number, per-user information field, the
pathname of the user's home account, and the
pathname of the user's default command interpreter or shell.
On the surface, it seemed that fingerd was too simple to have a protection bug similar to the one in sendmail; it was a very short program, and the only program it invoked (using the UNIX exec system call) was named using a constant
pathname.
The OpenNT KornShell supports all the features found in UNIX versions of the KornShell, such as command line editing, extended shell scripting facilities and
pathname completion.
