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The cmake option WITH_PYTHON_SAFETY is an "only enable for development" setting. Probably what was intended is to turn on WITH_PYTHON_SECURITY which is for the "malicious script auto-run" bug.
Why is this an issue. I have set this option to avoid a security issue relating of executing of python code from .blend files. So it will be nice, if you can tell me the reason why you have create this bug.
(In reply to comment #1) > Why is this an issue. I have set this option to avoid a security issue > relating of executing of python code from .blend files. > > So it will be nice, if you can tell me the reason why you have create > this bug. Which one of these is being set in blender.spec? (hint: the wrong one) option(WITH_PYTHON_SECURITY "Disables execution of scripts within blend files by default (recommend to leave off)" OFF) option(WITH_PYTHON_SAFETY "Enable internal API error checking to track invalid data to prevent crash on access (at the expense of some effeciency, only enable for development)." OFF)
Jochen, Dan appears to be right here. Would you like me to take care of it? I'm already fixing the spec for Python 3.3 as it currently fails to build. Richard
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