So, the issue is that rexec was supposed to be secure but it's not and has be removed from future versions. Kevin has replace the calls of rexec with a non-secure version (maybe 'exec'), therefore the calls to plpython would be inherently insecure in the first place, so we have to make it an untrusted language.
Correct?
Kevin Jacobs wrote:
On Thu, 26 Jun 2003, DeJuan Jackson wrote:
Just wondering (I don't use or intend to use plpython), but why does it
need to be marked untrusted is the rexec code has been corrected.
No corrected -- removed. Rexec is and will likely remain broken for at
least one more Python release. Thus, it was decided to remove all support
for it in Python, and consequently from PlPython.
-Kevin