In my view the -N should always be there unless the purpose of running the script is that of starting a cron process. -N should have worked in reverse.
On Saturday, 7 April 2012 16:30:16 UTC-5, Jonathan Lundell wrote: > > On Apr 7, 2012, at 2:03 PM, Cédric Mayer wrote: > > Personnaly, I created a shortcut (in Windows) in order to test the model > of my application: > <path>\web2py.exe -M -S <application> > > > Shortcuts are good, and perhaps there ought to be a script in the web2py > root. > > Is -N desirable, btw? I suppose it depends on what one is doing with cron, > if anything. > > > Le samedi 7 avril 2012 19:04:09 UTC+2, Jonathan Lundell a écrit : >> >> In Chapter 6 (DAL), there are a lot of command-line examples (with >>> >> prompts) (side note: a lot of them aren't properly formatted). It'd be >> helpful to readers if at least once (say at the top of the chapter) the >> python command used to get to the prompt were shown. Presumably it involves >> -S, -M and maybe -N? At any rate, a reminder would be welcome. > > > >
