Actually, scratch that. When running in Apache, global_settings.cmd_options is set to None, so I guess you could do some extra checking there to make sure it initialized, then check the shell variable, but it's way easier to just add --cronjob and just check global_settings.cronjob.
And Google Groups is giving me a lot of trouble. This is the 3rd time I've tried to post this, so I apologize if this shows up several times. On Jul 1, 11:46 am, Ross Peoples <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm calling from external cron, which is why this option is not getting set. > So all I have to do is add --cronjob to my cron line and it's all set. > Alternatively, while trying to figure this problem out, I noticed that > global_settings.cmd_options.shell will return a string if run from the > shell, or None if run as a web request, so if I didn't want to (or couldn't) > add --cronjob to my script, then I could replace what I used earlier with > this: > > ############ FORCED SSL ############# > from gluon.settings import global_settings > if global_settings.cmd_options.shell: > print 'Running as shell script.' > elif not request.is_https: > session.secure() redirect('https://%s/%s' % (request.env.http_host, > request.application)) > ##################################### > > So I guess it's personal preference as to whether you would want to add > --cronjob or check global_settings.cmd_options.shell. Thanks for the help!
