It is jogl
As David descriped, the problem is that jogl is generating a random named file and want to run it. When the filename is random, it is impossible to make a policy that allows it - because we cannot make policies like jogamp_*.exe There is partly a possible solution here http://forum.jogamp.org/Change-location ... 37528.html
But I cannot make it work. Maybe someone else has made it work?
Statistics:Posted by kbswep — 05 Dec 2017 14:02
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I have the same problem; we cannot run executables from user profile dir.
Does anybody have a solution to get Gephi to work anyhow?
Best regards,
Soeren
Statistics:Posted by kbswep — 05 Dec 2017 13:01
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I'm trying to get Gephi set up for use in a corporate environment with fairly security tight controls, especially around running executables. When Gephi launches, it creates a file named jogamp_exe_tst*.exe [where the * is actually a random and variable series of digits] in a temp directory under the user's profile, and then attempts to run it. In our situation, this is being blocked: I've been advised that running executables from the user profile is viewed as a security vulnerability.
Is there a way to configure Gephi so this executable would be created and run from within the Gephi install directory, or somewhere else that we specify?
thanks,
David
Statistics:Posted by dbradnum — 26 Apr 2017 11:00
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