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Run PerlScript from TeamSite.

Bhargav Coca

I need an idea here, how can i give access to "Administrator" ( TeamSite admin role user) working in ABC branch to execute a perlscript when ever he want from a TeamSite GUI?

My thoughts

Doing some UI customization and create a link which would run the script, but this cannot be restricted to a branch and role.

Creating CGI script which will run the perl script. But for this i have to create a DCT with one field and a button? Well it is kind of stupid for a Manager who is a TeamSite user, he would call me stupid for doing so, because he has to create/Edit a Template to run script everytime.

I cannot give him access to Box so that he can run a scheduled task on the box.

So any Intelligent solution for this please.

Thanks

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moonkhanna

You can restrict a menu item in UI Customisation. Check documentation for roles_custom.xml.

nipper

Why even use TeamSite ?

Write a CGI, drop it into the IIS area. There has to be a way to restrict access for IIS for a certain person. On apache you create a .htaccess file.

He clicks

http://server:81/lilys_script.cgi

Andy

kaalraa

I need an idea here, how can i give access to "Administrator" ( TeamSite admin role user) working in ABC branch to execute a perlscript when ever he want from a TeamSite GUI?
My thoughts
Doing some UI customization and create a link which would run the script, but this cannot be restricted to a branch and role.
Creating CGI script which will run the perl script. But for this i have to create a DCT with one field and a button? Well it is kind of stupid for a Manager who is a TeamSite user, he would call me stupid for doing so, because he has to create/Edit a Template to run script everytime.
I cannot give him access to Box so that he can run a scheduled task on the box.
So any Intelligent solution for this please.
Thanks

Create a group of all users who are authorised to run the CGI script and using custom UI create a menu item linking to the script.

Within the CGI script check if the logon user is a member of that group execute the script further else... show him an error message "You are not authorised!!"

nipper

Create a group of all users who are authorised to run the CGI script and using custom UI create a menu item linking to the script.

Within the CGI script check if the logon user is a member of that group execute the script further else... show him an error message "You are not authorised!!"

Just spell authorized correctly. :-)

kaalraa

Just spell authorized correctly. :-)

Thanks Andy, however the spelling is only incorrect as per US English. Smiley Wink

nipper

Thanks Andy, however the spelling is only incorrect as per US English.

And there is another kind ? :-)

Adam Stoller

Thanks Andy, however the spelling is only incorrect as per US English.

Isn't "US English" kind of an oxymoron? (and no - I'm not calling anyone a moron --- yet ;-)

kaalraa

Isn't "US English" kind of an oxymoron? (and no - I'm not calling anyone a moron --- yet ;-)

Hi Adam,

Even i think so... but sometimes while writing, a person can make mistake but then the other person should not highlight the thing which is not absolutely incorrect for everyone.

Adam Stoller

Hi Adam,

Even i think so... but sometimes while writing, a person can make mistake but then the other person should not highlight the thing which is not absolutely incorrect for everyone.

You mean like stretching a double-negative into an almost triple-negative ? ;-)

(sorry, couldn't resist)

nipper

Hi Adam,

Even i think so... but sometimes while writing, a person can make mistake but then the other person should not highlight the thing which is not absolutely incorrect for everyone.

When someone spells something different in a post once, it could be intentional or it could be accidental. Twice means it is intentional. Hence the smile.