[web2py] Re: EC2 Ubuntu Install without Apache

2012-12-10 Thread dbv
Sorry to hassle, but: a. What is the recommended process to install web2py on an EC2 instance without Apache (see original note)? b. What is the recommended method to connect to web2py on an EC2 instance from Windows to access the Admin facility - we're currently using WinSCP and PuTTy (see Ric

[web2py] web2py + mongrel2

2012-12-10 Thread dbv
What is the recommended process to configure web2py with mongrel2 on an EC2 instance? I know that there were a few posts on this subject early this year but wanted to check if there was a consensus solution? Assume that mongrel2 is already installed and working. Thx. --

[web2py] Re: Basic access control

2012-12-09 Thread dbv
Not a problem per se but request for clarification which has been provided ie. all users have the same permission and so don't need a role to be defined. Working through the book examples and should be done soon. Thanks! --

[web2py] Re: EC2 Ubuntu Install without Apache

2012-12-09 Thread dbv
Thanks Richard. We use WinSCP + PuTTy and so your instructions make sense. It would be good to get confirmation from the moderators as I suspect it must be a common request these days to access EC2 from a remote Windows or Mac (as well as not wanting Apache!). --

[web2py] Re: Basic access control

2012-12-09 Thread dbv
Need email + password only for authentication and authorization. Each user represents an entity (organization) defined by their unique email + password combination. A user has no role defined and if there were a default role defined internally in web2py it would be the same for all users. Wh

[web2py] EC2 Ubuntu Install without Apache

2012-12-08 Thread dbv
The process for installing web2py on an EC2 Ubuntu instance is with the script setup.py-web2py-ubuntu.sh. However, this script installs Apache which we don't want. We want to: a. develop on EC2 using the local web2py Rocket web server and deploy with mongrel2 (preferable), otherwise Nginx b.

[web2py] Basic access control

2012-12-07 Thread dbv
Is it possible to support user authorization and authentication at the user level only ie. we don't need a role to be defined? --

[web2py] raw web2py

2012-12-07 Thread dbv
We are considering using web2py because it offers strong access control and user session management. Our first application is not database-heavy and so db issues are not an issue. Performance is important but should be fine with Nginx: a. Why isn't Nginx configuration included in the web2py