the wording is a little bit incorrect.
You may prevent users queuing tasks, and that's pretty much all about what
can you do with auth.has_membership.
"""
python files being executed by other users
"""
seems to point to the security of the server itself, that web2py can't
really manage.
Can you be clearer ?
On Tuesday, January 21, 2014 10:22:04 AM UTC+1, Jayadevan M wrote:
>
> I wanted to set up the scheduler and execute a few jobs. To prevent the
> python files being executed by other users, I have added a condition
> auth.has_membership('scheduler') in the functions. How can I make the
> scheduler start with a user who in in the scheduler group? Or I am going
> down the wrong path?
>
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