On 27/10/2014 09:48, Cédric Krier wrote: > On 27 Oct 12:07, Farid Shahy wrote: >> When running trytond with config file specified with -c parameter, if the >> file does not exist or >> the user does not have permission to access config file, no warning or error >> is displayed. then >> when you try to login, it says that admin password is wrong. is this a bug? > > This is the behavior describes in [1]. > Maybe we should use RawConfigParser.readfp.
Is there any reason for an admin to specify a file that can not be read ? If not, an error has to be raised. Moreover '-c' and '--logconf' parameters behave differently when a specified file can not be read [1] (the behavior should be consistent). [1] http://codereview.tryton.org/10441002/diff/1/trytond/server.py#newcode33 -- Pierre-Louis
