When staging websites locally, I edit my hosts file to point a given URL to localhost, so I can preview sites with the correct URL for link testing, etc.
I am running a cli-script, that requires a exec(\'sudo ...\'); call. I know it is not safe on the web, but how can it开发者_StackOverflow中文版 be done in cli? The script is executed by a user known a
开发者_运维知识库After looking at Running compiled python (py2exe) as administrator in Vista I was wondering if there\'s an easy way to get the Mac Authentication dialog in Python (specifically py2app
I am currently writing the admin portal for my most recent project. I have been fighting with my computer to get upstart working, and now that it is, I wanted to be able to operate upstart from the we
I have a Python app that I\'m working on that needs to access the hosts file to append a few lines. Everything worked on my test file, but when I told the program to actually mod开发者_高级运维ify my
I have a SVN repository server that runs under the repository user. I want to run a script after every post-commit action. I wrote a shell script that runs from the hook after every commit. It needs t
A little background: I have a gradle script that I use in order to install and setup several softwares on many different machines - I run this locally with the purpose to accelerate the deployment pro
Other than requiring the user to invoke a ruby script through sudo, is there a way to start running a script as a regular user, then at some point during runt开发者_JS百科ime, elevate privileges to ro
I have been spending half a day trying to figure this out, and I\'ve done a lot of research.I\'m also familiar with many of the existing discussions on this topic, such as this one:
I am developing a Java application that calls a python script behind the scene. This is the way i call my python script:
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