Actually, I meant that you should untar webware and run install.py as root.
Then as the user you want to run Webware as, run MakeAppWorkDir.
Jay
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I created the MakeAppWorkDir as root and then chowned it to another user. I have not
tested it too much yet but so far the big clue is not to start as root and then try to
change to another user.
When webware exits it will write the seesion files to disk under its ID, so when you
rerun webwar
I should add that you have to use the MakeAppWorkDir utility to install as
root but run as non root. I think the only thing that would be written to
the main source code directories is the *.pyc files, so it should work. I
have to admit, though, I didn't try it. Let me know if you see any
probl
The byte compile is a great feature, I was asked about running as non-root just
yesterday.
Thanks!
-Aaron
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