Thanks for the answer. It fixed the problem.
On Ubuntu it was www-data user and on Red Hat Enterprise 5, it was
apache user, who were trying to write in amr's directory. I put each
user into amr's group on their respective systems. All is well.
On Aug 15, 4:26 pm, wayne wrote:
> On Aug 15, 2:40
On Aug 15, 2:40 pm, octopusgrabbus wrote:
> I get a file permissions error, and this is running on Apache.
>
> It's dying on the retrbinary line. However, it's logging in using
> valid user names and passwords, so I'm confused as to why it's dying.
Yes, but it looks as though you are passing a ca
I get a file permissions error, and this is running on Apache.
It's dying on the retrbinary line. However, it's logging in using
valid user names and passwords, so I'm confused as to why it's dying.
def getInvRpt(id, filename, path, db):
file_list = []
os.chdir('/home/amr/ics_in/')
f
What error exactly do you get? Do you encounter this error while
using runserver, or is it live on a web server (Apache et al)?
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My Django application successfully executes functions belonging to
user amr. I want to execute an external command line application from
views.py
def exec_external_cmd(cmd_line):
retcode = None
try:
process = Popen(cmd_line, bufsize=2048, executable="/bin/
bash", shell=True, stdout
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