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Problem description:
Safety violation: tried to access 'bal.sav' outside of current directory.
What exactly does it meen? I'm not totally sure.
ID:141962
 Sep 25 2008, 10:30 pm
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if you are the creater set the game to run in a less limited mode
im not sure if you can change the mode without hosting but click on "host..." and change the Security to "Trusted" | |
Actually, it'd be better to keep running it in safe unless you explicitly know you need it to run in a less restricted mode, to avoid 'accidents' and what not.
Does your game really need to access a savefile outside of its directory? | |
Well I'm keeping it on "safe" at the moment just because of that accident thing.
The thing I don't understand is that any savefile in my game I created like var/savefile/s = new("files/save/[ckey(key)].sav") But it tried to create a savefile on my desktop before. Which totally puzzled me :S Down side is, it seems that if I get a "grant acces to file blabla" popup, nothing else in my game is able to load/save. And if I'm asleep while getting a popup like that, that meens the game is pretty much down untill I wake up and allow acces or deny acces. | |
Hmmm... are you sure the error says "tried to access outside of current directory"? Does that path exist, locally to the game's directory?
Maybe your game is just running in Ultra-safe mode, though the error should've been different in that case. On a side note, you don't actually need to execute the ckey() proc to get the 'ckey form' of players' keys; mobs and clients have a ckey var with this value precomputed already. | |
in this case the game/app tryed to access a file called "bal.sav" that was not in the same folder as the game/app.