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Stephan Michels wrote:

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>If you have an algorithm/code to avoid endless loops, then I have nothing against a redirect.
>
>The only problem I see with this kind of problems is that people comes crying, if their webapp crashes because of this trap, and blame Cocoon for it. Same story as for Windows ;-) Windows is not so restrictive, and you can do more wrong.
>

Totally OT, but about windows. Have you seen 
http://www.secunia.com/advisories/8642/ ? You even don't need an 
infinite loop to crash windows : just click on the file (without even 
opening it) and Boom ! Funny, eh ?

Sylvain

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