No because the function has no way to know it is being access by CRON.
Moreover if the function requires login it probably assumes the
existence of a user. In case of cron who is the user? What if no user
yet registered with the app?
On Jul 28, 10:24 am, Iceberg wrote:
> I am digging out an old
I am digging out an old thread, quoted at the of this post, (up side
down).
I can confirmed Mika's problem does exist. In fact, not to mention
cron feature, even a normal request from browser will be intercepted
by any presence of @auth.requires(...)
For example:
@auth.requires(True) # or aut
why should I put there?
I have logging function defined in models/log.py.
It works correctly, I think.
You want request.client?
so when I call by hand it gives "127.0.0.1",
when it is from Cron it gives "None" but only if function is NOT
secured.
When it is secured it is not called properly and gi
Please add a
logging.info(str(request.client))
Outside the function, in a model.
On 29 Giu, 04:41, mika wrote:
> I have following line in crontab:
> * * * * * root *cpe_lang/test_only
>
> the function in controller is defined as:
>
> @auth.requires( (request.client==None) or
>
I have following line in crontab:
* * * * * root *cpe_lang/test_only
the function in controller is defined as:
@auth.requires( (request.client==None) or
(auth.has_membership('managers')) )
def test_only():
logging.error('Test cron')
logging.info(str(request))
if request.
When you say does not work, what do you get? A traceback?
Can you print these and see what they contain?
request.env
request.wsgi
request.client
Massimo
On 28 Giu, 08:40, mika wrote:
> I tried also
> request.wsgi.environ==None
> doesn't work also
>
> how to make cron call function with auth?
I tried also
request.wsgi.environ==None
doesn't work also
how to make cron call function with auth?
I can't believe that nobody did it or nobody needs it!
Web2py should have such feature
@auth.requires(request.client==None or
auth.has_membership('managers'))
don't work.
What do u mean about fake authentication?
how to do it?
On Jun 22, 3:31 am, Álvaro Justen wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 13:30, mdipierro wrote:
> > try
>
> > @auth.requires(request.client==None or
> > auth.
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 13:30, mdipierro wrote:
> try
>
> @auth.requires(request.client==None or
> auth.has_membership('managers'))
I think the best way to do it is to fake an authentication in the cron
script, isn't it?
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try
@auth.requires(request.client==None or
auth.has_membership('managers'))
On Jun 21, 2:53 am, mika wrote:
> hi
> I can't find solution to call the function protected by auth from
> cron.
>
> I have defined auth group managers, and decorated function with
>
> @auth.requires(not request.wsgi or
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