did you try simply putting True=True as the condition ? On Saturday, August 24, 2013 3:37:32 AM UTC+2, Larry Weinberg wrote: > > It seems that the requires_login option for @auth.requires() does not > work. Should it? > Is there another way to make this work for restful calls? I want to > implement a token based REST authentication > > I get an invalid arguments message. > If I use Basic Authentication alone it works fine > > > Here is my controller: > > auth.settings.allow_basic_login = True > > # THIS ONE DOES NOT WORKS > @auth.requires(somethingIKnowIsTrue==True, requires_login=False) > @request.restful() > def thisOneDoesNOTWork(): > def GET(): > return dict(yo="you got it") > return locals() > > # THIS ONE WORKS > @auth.requires_login() > @request.restful() > def thisOneWorks(): > def GET(): > return dict(yo="you got it") > return locals() > >
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